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Pardon attorney Ed Martin is leaving the administration to focus on election-related cases, President Trump announced Friday.

Supreme Court Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. has cleared the way for President Trump to keep building his new ballroom at the White House, putting on hold a lower court ruling that had said he needed Congress's permission.

Dan Greaney, a writer and producer on "The Simpsons," wants to be the next president as a "progressive" Republican.

President Trump's latest mandate would skyrocket space launches, with ambitious goals of landing Americans back on the moon by 2028, sending robots to Mars and ramping up launch sites, all with an emphasis on commercial ventures.

In purple Michigan, Republicans are seeking to contrast themselves with Democrats on every issue except one -- data centers.

DSA DIVORCE: A hardline caucus inside the Democratic Socialists of America is publicly rejecting Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as a potential 2028 presidential contender, accusing her of abandoning the socialist movement that helped launch her career ...

White House responds to ROSIE: "A nasty woman and a total slob whose brain has been completely destroyed by Trump Derangement Syndrome."

President Trump said he will waive higher tariffs on ground beef imports, a move aimed at lowering prices for Americans struggling with soaring meat prices.

Democrats running the toughest races in the nation are discreetly asking outside groups for a favor: Don't ruin their chances with swing voters by trashing President Trump.

A federal judge shut down the Transportation Department's attempt to get 17 million state records about people who hold commercial driver's licenses, saying the request violated privacy law.