From policy experts to a dictionary that always has the right definition at the right time, these accounts will keep you in the know.

As the Trump administration struggles to justify the need for a border wall, Vice President Mike Pence makes misleading claims about the number of “known or suspected terrorists” trying to enter the United States.

A newly proposed rule would circumvent a long-established agreement that limits child detention to 20 days.

With just two dozen supporters on the ground in Washington, D.C.—and thousands of counter-protesters in the streets—the Unite the Right 2 rally was basically over before it began.

In her new book, “We Built The Wall,” author Eileen Truax unravels how the United States’ economic and political interests stirred the violent conditions immigrants flee from and the policies that shut them out.

Advocates pledge to continue fighting the discriminatory ban, which denies nationals from several majority Muslim countries from entering the United States.

“Black communities know all too well how poisonous this kind of surveillance and intimidation is for social justice movements.”

“It is imperative that the United States addresses this growing geopolitical threat.”

President Donald Trump frequently used Twitter to govern in 2017. Can other leaders be far behind?

Immigrant detentions spike, border arrest plunge in Trump’s first year, DHS figures show

“They were more concerned with growth numbers than fake and compromised accounts.”

And nearly half of troops of color surveyed said White nationalism is thriving in the nation’s military.

Officials reveal the Trump Administration will invoke a 2005 anti-terror law to bypass the requirement.

Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security has imposed new security measures for all international flights entering the United States.

Engineers are drilling and taking soil samples in California, Texas and New Mexico. 

No, really. Vice President Mike Pence, Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Sean Spicer just might be full of…information.

Representative Tulsi Gabbard: “Trump’s military strikes in Syria are reckless and short-sighted.”

They are not the same nations targeted in the failed “Muslim Ban.”

James Mattis says climate change poses a national security risk—in sharp contrast to the administration’s general stance on the issue.