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The Justice Department announced Thursday it cut more than 360 grants to work with the Department of Government Efficiency, removing millions of dollars that went toward diversity victims and feminist organizations.

President Trump called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to halt attacks on Ukraine after a deadly missile strike on Kyiv killed at least 12 people and injured 90 others.

The Trump Organization's official store has begun selling "Trump 2028" hats, a sign the president may not be joking about seeking a third term in the White House.

Gov. Gavin Newsom said California will help the federal prosecutors bring charges against an illegal immigrant expected to be released early from state prison this summer after the Mexican national killed two Americans in a fiery crash.

President Trump on Thursday said trade negotiations are unfolding between the U.S. and China but refused to say who was involved, adding to confusion around the tariff spat after Beijing said no such talks are underway.

Fyre Festival 2, the planned follow-up to 2017's infamously failed Fyre Festival, has been canceled. Its organizers are now shopping the brand and its assets to interested buyers.

President Trump is getting dour reviews from voters on his handling of inflation and the economy, but they are satisfied with his approach to immigration and securing the border, according to a Fox News poll released Thursday.

The New York mayor's race has already attracted roughly a dozen candidates, including a disgraced former governor, a democratic socialist and a Republican best known for founding the Guardian Angels vigilante group.

Students who harbor qualms about abortion may want to avoid Kristen Clarke's class at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School.

President Trump said he'll meet with Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, Thursday for an interview following the notorious Signal app incident.