Three federal judges in separate rulings pushed back proposed changes to immigration policy on Friday, setting the stage for extended court battles with the White House.
WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump on Friday tweeted that the whistleblower report about his July phone call with the Ukrainian president was “so inaccurate” that a “partisa
WASHINGTON—The United States refugee program will accept fewer people in the next year than at any time in the program’s 50-year history, the State Department announced Thursday. “This proposed cut to the refugee resettlement program not only denies safety and freedom to people fleeing religious persecution, war, and genocide but also further dismantles our ability to demonstrate Christ-like hospitality toward the vulnerable,” World Relief CEO Tim Breene said in a statement.
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Washington | Bill aimed at balancing LGBT agenda and religious freedom gets some support but alarms both sides