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President Trump has signed a memorandum that will impose tariffs on countries that levy digital taxes on U.S. technology companies.

A battle over geographic naming has escalated into a major First Amendment fight between The Associated Press and the White House, setting up a potentially precedent-setting legal battle. Here's what you need to know about this unprecedented media ...

The Associated Press is suing three Trump administration officials over its blocking of AP reporters from access to the Oval Office and Air Force One, citing the First Amendment.

Three people were shot and killed outside a motor vehicle office in Louisville on Friday, police said.

The Pentagon will trim its civilian workforce by 5% to 8%, starting with next week's release of about 5,400 probationary employees, Defense Department officials announced Friday.

Kash Patel was sworn in as the new FBI director in a brief ceremony following a narrow Senate confirmation vote.

The Trump administration announced it has launched an investigation into whether schools in Maine are violating federal law by continuing to allow transgender athletes to compete in high school sports against biological women.

A federal judge lifted his order that had blocked President Trump from carrying out a mass shakeup at the U.S. Agency for International Development.

Howard Lutnick was sworn in as Secretary of Commerce, adding to the list of President Trump's Cabinet picks to become official.

President Trump pushed back on reports that have surfaced in European newspapers that he's headed to Moscow in May to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin.