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President Trump sent letters to Japan and South Korea on Monday that impose a 25% tariff on goods they send to the U.S., making two Asian allies the first targets of his summer round of levies.

Shares of Tesla tumbled 8% at the opening bell Monday as the feud between CEO Elon Musk and Trump reignited over the weekend.

After six 12-hour shifts milking cows, Jose Molina-Aguilar's lone day off was hardly relaxing.

Democrats seeking a way to bounce back from their dismal losses in November are embracing the abundance movement, which promises to rein in Gig Government, Big Labor and other left-wing staples, claiming it impedes housing, public transit and green ...

President Trump will begin to announce nation-by-nation tariff levels and trade deals on Monday, ahead of a midweek deadline, and he threatened new levies on a multicountry bloc he labeled as "anti-American."

The BRICS bloc of developing nations on Sunday condemned the increase of tariffs and attacks on Iran, but refrained from naming U.S. President Trump. The group's declaration, which also took aim at Israel's military actions in the Middle East, also ...

House Speaker Mike Johnson said Sunday that Republicans are confident President Trump's "big, beautiful bill" will be an electoral winner in the 2026 midterm elections.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says "tariff derangement syndrome" has infected the discussion of President Trump's trade plan.

A ship came under attack Sunday while sailing through the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen, British authorities said, leading to a shootout between the apparent attackers and armed security aboard the vessel.

President Trump's effort to dismantle diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in government is ripping through the private sector, forcing companies to scrub their websites and overhaul hiring practices or risk federal scrutiny and retribution.