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The Trump administration has found an ally outside of Washington in its effort to deport millions of illegal immigrants from the United States over four years. Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) is helping the federal government carry out its deportation agenda across Florida,

The Washington Post editorial board outlined the possible paths President Trump could take to avoid becoming a lame duck and maintain power beyond 2028.

President Donald Trump’s special envoy to Ukraine, retired Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg, is in Kyiv for talks with Ukrainian officials.

President Donald Trump will approve sending offensive weapons to Ukraine on Monday, July 14. But who's paying for it? Plus, the Epstein backlash grows louder. Political figures on both the left and right demand full disclosure.

The Trump administration understands the stakes, but getting the policy right means avoiding unintended consequences. For starters, refined copper cathode should be exempted from tariffs to ensure U.S. fabricators can still access the feedstock they need to compete.

It’s been six months since President Trump began his second stint in the White House, Republicans took full control of Washington and Democrats kick-started their rebuilding period following the

A New York Times analysis shows spikes in immigration arrests across the country since Donald Trump started his second term as president.

NATO Chief Mark Rutte will visit Washington D.C. on Monday July 14 and Tuesday July 15 where he will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump, Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth,

President Donald Trump said his administration is weighing whether to take control of the city of Washington, DC, to help combat crime, in a move that would represent a dramatic upheaval to the capital’s half-century of home rule.

Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped in two polls as he faces criticism for his administration's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The president lost six approval points in a Morning Consult poll and one point in a Napolitan News Service poll between surveys taken last month and this month.