The truce between Ford and President Donald Trump took a hit Monday, as the automaker criticized the president's ban on U.S. travel from seven Muslin countries.
With the nation still erupting over his travel ban on refugees and people from seven majority-Muslim countries, President Trump made a programming announcement: Tuesday at 8 p.m. -- what's known as "prime time" in the TV business -- he would announce his nominee for the Supreme Court.
Tech executives in particular have expressed deep concern about President Trump's ban on travel by citizens of seven Muslim-majority countries. But leaders of companies across the economy are speaking out.
Governor Andrew Cuomo is pushing to make New York the first state in the country to adopt a tuition-free plan at both two-year and four-year public colleges.
U.S. airlines say they will offer full refunds to travelers from seven Muslim countries affected by the Trump administration's ban on travel to the United States.