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Secret Service: Man Lit Jacket on Fire Outside White House

Officers immediately responded, extinguished the fire and gave the man first aid.

Homeland Security Secretary Nielsen Has Resigned

Homeland Security Secretary Kirsten Nielsen resigned on Sunday.

President Donald Trump presents the Medal of Honor on March 27, 2019, to Trevor Oliver, son of Army Staff Sgt. Travis Atkins, who died saving his fellow soldiers from a suicide bomber in Iraq. Army photo via Twitter

Trump Presents Medal of Honor to Fallen Hero's Son

"Your father's courage and sacrifice will live for all time."

President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office of the White House, Friday, March 15, 2019, in Washington. (Evan Vucci/AP Photo)

Trump Downplays White Nationalism Threat After New Zealand Mosque Massacre

When asked whether he thought white nationalism was a rising threat around the world, Trump responded, "I don't really."

A man holds a sign with a message that reads in Spanish: "Maduro, Usurper, Freedom" during an opposition rally in Caracas, Venezuela on Saturday, Jan. 29. Venezuela's political showdown moves to the United Nations where a Security Council meeting called by the United States will pit backers of President Nicolas Maduro against the Trump administration and supporters of the country's self-declared interim leader, Juan Guaido. (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd)

Venezuela Allows US Diplomats to Remain, Defusing Showdown

Venezuela's president had given U.S. diplomats three days to leave the country, but the White House said it wouldn't obey.

This 2017 photo provided by Lambda Legal in January 2019 shows Megan Winters at Joint Base Anacostia-Billing in Washington. She is a plaintiff in the Lambda-Outserve lawsuit who has served in the U.S. Navy almost six years. (Lambda Legal via AP)

Transgender Military Personnel in Limbo Over Trump Plan

According to a report issued by the Pentagon last year, 8,980 service members identified as transgender.

Aerial view of the White House in the summer, an event being set up on the South Lawn, Lafayette Park in the background. (Getty Images/Gerd Kortemeyer)

FBI: Man Wanted to Attack White House with Anti-Tank Rocket

A Georgia man accused of plotting to use an anti-tank rocket to storm into the White House was arrested in a sting Wednesday.

Coast Guard boat crewmen with Maritime Safety and Security Team Los Angeles–Long Beach conduct tactical boat maneuvers during an exercise in San Pedro, California. There are about 42,000 active-duty Coast Guard members. In addition, about 7,400 civilian Coast Guard employees are on furlough and another 1,300 are continuing to work without pay. (US Coast Guard photo/Adam Eggers)

Coast Guardsmen to Get Paychecks After All -- for the Time Being

The Coast Guard's official website warns that its members' Jan. 15 paychecks are not yet guaranteed.

Sen. Pat Roberts, right, walks past a U.S. Capitol police officer in the empty hallways of Capitol Hill in Washington on Monday, Dec. 24. Roberts was on Capitol Hill for a pro forma session, a brief meeting of the Senate only a few minutes in duration. (AP Photo/Manuel Balce Ceneta)

Trump, Dems Maintain Stalemate Over Border Wall, Shutdown

Among those working without pay are Homeland Security officials charged with protecting the southern border.

A Honduran migrant looks at San Diego, California from the U.S. border fence at Tijuana, Mexico, Sunday, Dec. 23. Discouraged by the long wait to apply for asylum through official ports of entry, many Central American migrants from recent caravans are choosing to cross the U.S. border wall and hand themselves in to border patrol agents. (AP Photo/Daniel Ochoa de Olza)

White House: Trump Would Accept Less Money for Border Wall

The White House counter-offer is somewhere between Trump's $5.7 billion request and the $1.3 billion Democrat offer.

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