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Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto signed a reciprocal trade agreement on Thursday with U.S. President Donald Trump while in Washington to attend the first meeting of the Trump-led Board of Peace.

Two Trump Cabinet departments announced changes Thursday aimed at making it tougher for illegal immigrants to claim public housing benefits.

President Trump toured a steel plant in Georgia to promote the Made-in-USA power of his tariffs Thursday, saying his massive levies on imported metal are working and the Supreme Court had better uphold his broader trade plans.

Architects are lauding President Trump's plans for a big, beautiful ballroom, even as the president's opponents and the pubic heap criticism on the project.

The Trump administration has adopted a new policy demanding refugees go through a new security check after a year in the U.S., and declaring that they can be arrested and held in detention until they are shown to be clear of red flags.

Forecasters are sounding a cautious alarm about a coastal storm expected to develop late this weekend, warning that the Washington region is perched on a sharp rain-snow line that could mean anything from a chilly, mostly wet Sunday to several inches ...

A man who fatally beat four sleeping men on the streets of New York City's Chinatown was convicted Thursday of first-degree murder, with a jury rejecting his insanity defense in the 2019 rampage.

Four journalists and a lawyer were arrested Tuesday in Cameroon while reporting on Africans recently deported from the United States.

Investigators have zeroed in on a possible source of Sunday's gas leak in Centreville, Virginia, that caused a house explosion that injured two people.

The National Governors Association's annual White House meeting is a decades-old bipartisan tradition that brings together governors from both parties -- representing all 55 governors from U.S. states and territories -- to discuss shared policy ...