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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said he spoke to President Donald Trump about the immigration crackdown in his city and some federal officers will begin leaving.

President Donald Trump says he is increasing tariffs on South Korean goods because the country's national assembly has yet to approve the trade framework affirmed in October.

Senate Democrats are taking another government funding hostage with no real plan for how to achieve their policy aims.

The liberal playbook heading into an election year goes like this: Organize and conspire with the legacy media to set the narrative, agitate and sow chaos, and then weaponize the resulting empathy.

Federal judges have ordered the government to release migrants that the government believes to be violent gang members, drawing a rebuke from Trump officials who say the judges are endangering Americans.

President Trump disparaged his own Cabinet meetings in an interview published Monday, saying they are "boring as hell" and can't wait to get out of them while denying that he's lost some of his vigor.

President Trump, responding to the shooting death of anti-ICE activist Alex Pretti, appears on the verge of withdrawing federal agents who have swarmed Minneapolis to hunt down illegal immigrants, sparking increasingly violent street protests.

The CEO of a Los Angeles homeless services charity faces federal and state fraud charges after prosecutors said he lived a luxury lifestyle that included lavish vacations and designer clothes paid for with $23 million in public money meant to keep ...

Vice President J.D. Vance was the top choice for the Republican presidential nomination in a straw poll conducted at the National Pro-Life Summit, the latest in a series of polls putting him at the front of the 2028 pack.

The White House accused Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and other state officials Monday of urging agitators to protest against immigration enforcement and cause chaos in Minneapolis' streets as a distraction from federal fraud probes against the officials.