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Over the weekend, Ivanka Trump tried to merge her interest in fashion with U.S. economic growth, tweeting about a new Louis Vuitton factory opening in Texas.

On October 1, a black family was standing in the front yard of their home, when police approached. They were arrested for loitering even though they were on their own property, reports KYW news.

On Thursday, federal prosecutors indicted two men—Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman—for breaking campaign finance law.

Over the weekend, President Donald Trump went off-script during a telephone call with Turkish President Tayyip Erdoğan, green-lighting a Turkish military operation targeting the Kurds in Syria. Trump's act shocked top military brass, who viewed the decision as a betrayal of the Kurds, who'd fought ISIS alongside U.S. troops.

President Donald Trump roiled international relations again over the weekend when he gave Turkey the go-ahead to launch strikes against the Kurds in Syria. He then seemed to reverse himself on Twitter Monday, creating mass confusion about the administration's strategy in the region. The Kurds have historically been U.S. allies in the fight against ISIS.

As Democrats proceed with impeachment, there are explosive new revelations almost daily related to President Donald Trump's dealings with Ukraine.

As impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump bound ahead, the White House has reached out to outside counsel for legal help.

On Saturday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told reporters that there was nothing wrong with Trump's outreach to Ukraine, which prompted an intel whistleblower to lodge a complaint that sparked Democrats' impeachment proceedings.

Over the weekend, President Donald Trump alarmed military experts and fellow Republicans when he announced that he'd back a Turkish military operation in Syria. He then pivoted, claiming that he wouldn't let Turkey go too far. As usual, the president announced the major policy shift via Twitter.

As part of impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump, former Special Envoy to Ukraine Kurt Volker testified before Congress Thursday. Congress obtained damning text messages between Volker and other officials, including State Department diplomat Bill Taylor, who wrote that it was "crazy" to withhold aid from Ukraine unless they dug up dirt on the president's political opponent.

President Donald Trump suggested on Thursday that CNN’s international operation should be replaced with a government-run news outlet.

House Republicans continue to back President Donald Trump, even as the Ukraine scandal deepens and Democrats seek impeachment.