President Donald Trump is taking an unorthodox path to shake up Washington and change federal policy to his priorities.

Going forth, any candidate who campaigns under the banner of Trump’s Republican Party — which has long styled itself as the party of law and order and “backing the blue” — should be made to reconcile ...

Many in the White House were “rattled” by her refusal to directly answer a question about Edward Snowden, said one person ...

The US Chamber of Commerce called the decision “unprecedented,” adding that it will “only raise prices for American families ...

Representative Robert Garcia warns that the president is building a "private army" with the January 6 protesters he pardoned.

President Donald Trump has begun his second administration with a series of controversial moves and decisions.