[unable to retrieve full-text content for text to speech conversion]And that includes five that were covered by his travel ban that expired Sunday. The indefinite restrictions apply to citizens of Chad, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Yemen and North Korea. As part of the presidential proclamation, the U.S. will also bar the ... News Source: U.S.…

Hyung-jin Kim, Associated Press Photo: Wong Maye-E, AP Image 1of/1 Caption Close Image 1 of 1 Trump's travel ban unlikely to affect North Korea Back to Gallery SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — U.S. President Donald Trump's new restrictions on visitors from several nations are largely symbolic in North Korea's case, because not many of its…

When President Trump announced the latest and most far-reaching version of his travel ban on Sunday, citing threats to national security posed by letting citizens of specific countries into the country, the White House said it had come after exhaustive planning. It was meant to prevent the confusion and chaos that his first travel ban…

WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump’s new travel ban scrambled a legal fight two weeks before a major Supreme Court argument, and stirred concerns about unintended consequences for U.S. foreign policy.

The Supreme Court has postponed a decision on the legality of President Trump’s travel ban, announcing Monday it will not hear arguments on the issue Oct. 10 as planned. The justices were set to hear an appeal from Trump’s lawyers who had urged the high court to reject a series of rulings from district judges…