President Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe golf amid U.S.-Japan trade tensions
Golf never seems to be far behind whenever President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe get together.
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Trump tells anti-abortion activists to stay united for 2020
With Alabama's restrictive new abortion law stirring divisions on the right, President Donald Trump implored anti-abortion activists to stay united heading into the 2020 election even as he laid out...
Sanders goes on offensive defending credibility after Mueller report
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders tried to do damage control on her credibility Friday, insisting that she hadn't intentionally misled the American public about FBI Director James Comey's firing...
Trump to sign orders making it harder to block pipelines
President Donald Trump's support for shifting more power to states took a back seat Wednesday to his affinity for oil and gas production as he moved to make it harder...
Trump says Ohio workers “better love me,” renews McCain feud
President Donald Trump on Wednesday brought his re-election campaign to Ohio — a state essential to his 2020 strategy — touring a military tank plant and telling many of its...
Parents blame North Korea’s “evil regime” for son’s death
Unlike President Donald Trump, Otto Warmbier’s parents don’t believe North Korea’s leader.
Trump to tap critic of agency David Malpass to lead World Bank
President Donald Trump plans to nominate David Malpass, a Trump administration critic of the World Bank, to lead the institution.
President Trump had a “great morning” playing golf with Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods
President Donald Trump played golf Saturday in Florida with two of the game's greatest champions, Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.
Trump’s burger-fest brings roasting from late-night TV hosts
Junk food for athletes? President Donald Trump's offer of greasy burgers and fries to the college football champion Clemson Tigers brought a roasting from late-night TV hosts.
Trump signals no end to shutdown: “You have to have a wall”
A shutdown affecting parts of the federal government appeared no closer to resolution Wednesday, with President Donald Trump and congressional Democrats locked in a hardening standoff over border wall money...