The White House publicly increased pressure on Senate Majority Leader John Thune on Thursday as Republicans struggled to advance President Donald Trump’s sweeping election legislation before Congress leaves Washington for its August recess. Asked during a White House briefing about Thune and the stalled
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President Donald Trump encouraged Atlanta Braves fans to continue performing the team’s Tomahawk Chop during an appearance Wednesday in Cobb County, rejecting years of criticism that the longstanding baseball tradition is culturally insensitive. Trump made the remarks at Wheeler High School, where he was promoting his administration’s education and economic agenda, including the recently introduced
President Donald Trump said Tuesday that the United States will soon launch
The Trump administration announced Monday that it will impose new tariffs on
Cuba’s government is reportedly considering an unusual proposal aimed at easing escalating tensions with the United States: granting President Donald Trump naming
President Donald Trump said he has left instructions for the U.S. military to carry out a massive bombing campaign against Iran if
President Donald Trump said Wednesday he will return to the United States from Turkey aboard the older Air Force One, while the
President Donald Trump demanded Wednesday that the United States cut off trade with Spain, sharply escalating his criticism of the longtime NATO
President Donald Trump arrived in Ankara on Tuesday for a NATO summit dominated by Russia’s war in Ukraine, pressure on European allies
Folarin Balogun will be available for the United States in Monday’s Round of 16 World Cup match against Belgium after FIFA suspended
President Donald Trump said Saturday that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked for a White House meeting, a visit that could
First lady Melania Trump is taking a more active role in policy during President Donald Trump’s second term, pressing lawmakers on foster
A federal judge on Wednesday barred the U.S. Postal Service from enforcing a Trump administration directive that would have placed new conditions
President Donald Trump on Wednesday pushed back against questions about his personal financial disclosures after new filings showed more than $1 billion
