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A billionaire wealth tax on the California ballot is polling ahead by 6 points, and a bipartisan coalition of business leaders and politicians is warning it could force the state's tech giants and other job creators out of the state.

President Trump heads to the United Nations Monday, but there won't be any cameras from the major U.S. broadcast and cable networks covering him there.

The White House will pull out all the stops for Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife during their state visit, first lady Melania Trump said.

President Trump said Monday that record-high diesel costs should be a catalyst to end the war between Russia and Ukraine.

Rep. Lauren Boebert scolded news outlets for running stories about an ethics complaint that alleged she had inappropriate sexual relationships with three staffers, including two women.

The GOP's John Sununu is now within striking distance of winning New Hampshire's U.S. Senate race, likely torpedoing Democrats' hopes of netting the four seats they need to take over the upper chamber.

A trio of news outlets is suing the Trump administration following their ban from the White House, citing First Amendment violations.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Monday that the U.S. and China are speaking directly about the dangers of artificial intelligence.

Like so many preparations in this cookbook, "Stuzzichini," and in Italian food in general, it's almost impossible to call this a recipe. Instead, it's an act of trust: You must trust that whatever fruit you choose for this crostini will pair ...

When President Donald Trump first ran for office, he called out China as a menace to the U.S. economy, saying it had gutted America's factories and eroded the middle class.