In a cavernous arena in suburban Atlanta one warm day last May, I arrived at 9:00 a.m. with thousands of others to see former ...

Earlier this month, the Securities and Exchange Commission quietly published a proposal to rescind a long-standing anti-corruption measure that prevents private equity firms and other investment ...

The Trump administration is removing about 760,000 people from Affordable Care Act coverage, Vice President JD Vance and ...

“Congress’s clear intent was that EPA continue to administer the already obligated SFA grants,” Judge Mary S. McElroy, a ...

First Lady Melania Trump appeared on Fox and Friends on Wednesday to defend her husband’s second term despite his abysmal ...

In response to the boycott by major television outlets, the White House announced on Monday that it was launching its own ...

The first architect of the White House ballroom resigned after warning repeatedly that Trump was insisting on designs that ...

That man is one of thousands of detained immigrants with “ Final Orders of Removal ” whose records have been hidden or deleted from ICE’s tracking system, leaving families and lawyers unable to locate ...

When Louisiana authorities tried to extradite a California doctor last winter for sending abortion pills to women in their state, Gov. Gavin Newsom pushed back—hard. “We will not allow extremist ...

Through vanity projects, culture wars, and opaque contracts, the president is still exploiting the countries' birthday.

New York Times reporter Jonathan Swan talks about the yes-men (and women) inside the Oval Office and how the Epstein files sent the White House into crisis mode.

President Trump’s rambling, combative speech Tuesday to the United Nations General Assembly saw him return to his most serious quagmire yet—the war in Iran—telling world leaders that he was ...