Above the law again? John Brennan is being investigated by the FBI, apparently related to possibly false statements he made related to his role in the Russiagate saga. He was untouched by the law when ...

Charles Manson, then serving a life sentence for murdering or conspiring to murder seven people, developed a lesion on his large intestine, or possibly his colon or anus, that caused internal bleeding ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in Washington, D.C., late Sunday night and is set to have dinner with President Donald Trump Monday evening. This meeting comes as multiple groups are ...

While Trump did not build a physical library after his first term, a future library has a luxury jet and a $37 million commitment from Meta and ABC ...

President Donald Trump said last week that he will announce his pick to succeed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell “very soon.” The problem is that Powell still has 11 months left until the ...

Trump, Iran and the Slow Creep of Presidential Power Three columnists break down the murky politics behind the strike.

Mexico’s president slams sanctions on Mexican banks by Trump administration 1 of 2 | Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum responded sharply Thursday to U.S. government sanctions blocking transfers from ...

President Donald Trump has been carrying out the delicate art of diplomacy in the Israel-Iran conflict through blunt social media posts on Truth Social.

Gulf Arab leaders were giving US President Donald Trump the royal treatment. During his whirlwind tour of Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar in mid-May, Mr Trump was met with lavish ceremonies and ...

The Trump administration can still project a meaningful vision of human rights that is reconcilable with its focus on the security of American citizens.

A transcript of President Donald Trump's speech on U.S. airstrikes on Iran on Saturday as transcribed by The Associated Press:Thank you very much.

Mr Trump now confronts what could be the most consequential decision of his presidency: whether to enter the war and bomb Fordow. Both action and inaction will have consequences.