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Watch Trump evolve on banning Muslim immigration
Since announcing his desire for a “total and complete shutdown” of Muslim immigration in December, Donald Trump has made a number of subtle tweaks to the policy.

Clinton speech: It wasn’t about Trump (but it was)
In a speech that contrasted sharply with Donald Trump in tone and substance, Hillary Clinton laid out a plan Monday for defeating ISIS and making America safer.

Supreme Court rejects effort to grant American Samoans U.S. citizenship at birth
American Samoans have no automatic claim to U.S. citizenship by birth despite living in a U.S. territory, according to a move by the Supreme Court on Monday.

Trump pivots to national security after Orlando
Donald Trump is seizing on the Orlando terror attack to refocus his campaign on national security issues after weeks of bad press on domestic and personal issues.

Obama cites ‘homegrown extremism,’ escalates call for gun control
President Obama escalated his call that dangerous people not be allowed to obtain high-powered weapons Monday, saying the country needs more “soul-searching” a day after a gunman used a legally purchased firearms to kill 49 people at a nightclub in Orlando.

Citing Orlando shootings, Rubio opens door to Senate run
Sen. Marco Rubio semmed to open the door to running for re-election Monday, when asked whether the Orlando nightclub shootings had changed his decision not to seek another term.

Trump: Obama has ‘something else in mind’ on Orlando attack
Donald Trump seemed to suggest that President Barack Obama had an ulterior motive concerning how he addresses and handles terror attacks, because he does not say the phrase “radical Islamic terrorism.”

What Robert E. Lee can teach us about Confederate memorials
A year after New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu proposed removing a famous 132-year-old statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee—and a half year after the city council voted to do so—the battle over what should happen to longstanding Confederate memorials remains as divisive as ever.

The real terror threat in America is homegrown
The mass killing in Orlando this weekend fits a grim pattern: Every lethal terrorist attack in the United States in the past decade and a half has been carried out by American citizens or legal permanent residents, operating either as lone wolves or in pairs, who have no formal connections or training from terrorist organizations such as al Qaeda or ISIS.

What Orlando terror attack means for Clinton, Trump and 2016
As law enforcement officials sort through the rubble at Pulse nightclub in Orlando, and learn more about how America’s deadliest mass shooting unfolded, the presidential candidates will be posturing to ensure that they use this moment wisely.

My ugly experience with the ‘trickle-down’ hate Romney warns about
How do people become racists? How is bigotry spread and sustained in society? Mitt Romney’s comments that Donald Trump’s election could legitimize “trickle-down” racism in America make us think twice about these questions.

Clinton: I’ll say the words ‘radical Islamism’
Hillary Clinton reacted to the Orlando nightclub massacre in an interview Monday, labeling the tragedy a “terrorist attack” that was “at a minimum…inspired” by ISIS.

Beth Myers: Romney ‘feels he’s putting country over party’
Mitt Romney “feels he’s putting country over party” in his outspoken opposition to Donald Trump, his former top political adviser says.

ISIS leader Baghdadi may be on the move
A new theory on the whereabouts of ISIS leader Abu Bakr Al-Bagdadi is emerging, according to nearly half a dozen U.S. officials CNN has spoken with across several government departments.

Survey: Partisan split over U.S. taking in refugees
More than half of respondents to a new Brookings Institution survey support the U.S. accepting refugees from Syria and other Middle Eastern countries after security screenings. The survey found that 59% of Americans support accepting refugees, while 41% oppose it.

Does it matter if Obama uses the term ‘Islamic terrorism’?
As millions of Americans processed the news that a terror attack had left 50 people dead at a gay nightclub in Orlando, Donald Trump reignited a political debate.

Trump, Clinton face off over Orlando massacre
The worst terror attack on U.S. Soil since 9/11 offered a glimpse into just how contentious — and unseemly — the November race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton is likely to be.

Watch Obama react to mass U.S. shootings
President Barack Obama noted a dark milestone at the White House Sunday: the deadliest shooting in American history.

Obama on Orlando shooting: ‘An act of terror and an act of hate’
President Barack Obama said federal law enforcement officials are investigating the mass shooting at an LGBT nightclub in Orlando as an act of terrorism.

The week in politics
Take a look at the week in politics from June 5 through June 11.

Clinton, Sanders set to meet Tuesday night
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are set to meet Tuesday night in Washington — a step that could help Democrats avoid a contested convention.

Trump aide calls Romney a ‘coward’
A top Donald Trump aide called Mitt Romney a “coward” and Romney’s allies “sore losers” as he pushed back against Republican critics of the party’s presumptive nominee.

Rubio: Orlando shooting ‘new face of the war on terror’
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio said attackers like the shooter in the Orlando massacre are “the new face of the war on terror.”

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Orlando shooting sparks gun control, language debates
Within hours, the Orlando mass shooting at a LGBT nightclub set off renewed political debates — with Democrats calling for gun control and Republicans blasting “radical Islamic terrorism.”

CIA chief: Missing report pages exonerate Saudi Arabia in 9/11 attacks
CIA chief John Brennan says that he believes 28 redacted pages of the 9/11 Commission report will soon be made public, and that they will prove that the government of Saudi Arabia had no involvement in the September 11 attacks.