Trump Asks Advisers About Hegseth’s Future After Republican Midterm Losses President Donald Trump has asked advisers whether Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth should
Republicans openly blamed President Donald Trump after Democrats captured both chambers of Congress, with upsets in Texas, Kansas and South Carolina turning
President Donald Trump will campaign in Kansas and Iowa on Sunday, the White House announced Friday, reversing a decision a day earlier
A federal grand jury in Washington declined Tuesday to indict Cassidy Hutchinson, the former White House aide whose disputed testimony about President
The Trump administration is suing Alaska to prevent election officials from certifying a Democratic victory in the state’s closely watched Senate race
Canadian business-jet manufacturer Bombardier announced Friday an initial $270 million investment in its U.S. operations and plans to hire 800 workers, following
Military fighter jets intercepted a civilian plane Wednesday after it entered restricted airspace over Clemson while President Donald Trump spoke at a
Russia released retired Michigan teacher Stephen Hubbard on Wednesday after President Donald Trump appealed directly to Russian President Vladimir Putin, ending more
President Donald Trump endorsed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday, breaking months of public restraint just nine days before Israel’s national
A federal appeals court Wednesday blocked California from requiring plainclothes federal agents to display badges and identification during operations, handing the Trump