Steven Mnuchin tells the House Ways and Means Committee’s chairman that the panel’s request ‘lacks a legitimate legislative purpose’ as Supreme Court precedent requires
Tim Allen
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U.S. to add 30,000 seasonal worker visas as soon as this week
The strong American economy has made it increasingly difficult for employers to find labor.
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Trump wants to allow military academy athletes to go pro and serve later
The move would allow the student athletes to play professional sports upon graduation from West Point and the other service academies.
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Ex-Trump lawyer Cohen arrives at federal prison
He takes a last swipe at his former boss as he begins a three-year sentence at the Otisville federal prison in upstate New York.
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Coffee cup in ‘Game of Thrones’ scene perks up viewers
Fans get a taste of the modern world as the fictional series winds down to its final episodes.
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CBS News names new evening anchor, revamps morning show
Norah O’Donnell will be the third woman to serve as solo anchor of a network evening newscast.
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Uncertain future for ‘super’ seaweed after court ruling
Members of Maine’s seaweed industry say a court ruling could dramatically change the nature of the business in the state, which has seen the harvest of the gooey algae grow by leaps and bounds this decade.
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Forest rangers: Rainy April means fewer wildfires
The miserable weather has served to reduce fire danger across northern New England.
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North Korea fires an unidentified short-range missile
The firing comes amid a diplomatic breakdown that has followed the failed summit earlier this year between President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
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White supremacists plead guilty in Charlottesville riot
Two Californians admit to a single count each of conspiracy to riot at the white nationalist rally in Virginia and at political rallies in California.