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GOP leaders are racing to pass their sweeping domestic policy package through both chambers of Congress to send to Trump's desk by July 4.

CNBC Economics Editor Jeff Cox discusses the market's reaction to President Trump's announcement of a potential trade deal with China and the end of trade talks with Canada.

Rep. Jimmy Panetta (D-Calif.) discusses Friday's classified intelligence briefing on Iran after a leaked preliminary intelligence report revealed that U.S. strikes may not have entirely obliterated Iran's nuclear program to the level the Trump ...

Senior National Political Reporter Sahil Kapur discusses the state of the reconciliation bill in the Senate. National Security Reporter Gordon Lubold dissects President Trump's latest comments on Iran.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom filed a $787 million lawsuit against Fox News, accusing host Jesse Watters of defamation by falsely claiming that Newsom had lied about a phone call with President Donald Trump during a dispute over the use of the ...

Within hours of the ruling, which curbs nationwide injunctions, challengers filed new court papers seeking to block Trump's plan via a different legal avenue.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of parents who objected to LGBTQ-themed books that a Maryland county approved for use in elementary school classrooms. In a 6-3 vote, the court backed the parents' claim that the Montgomery County Board of Education's ...

But the court has raised concerns by asserting that the Health and Human Services secretary holds authority over a task force that has mandated insurance coverage for HIV-prevention drugs.

The state is building a compound of heavy-duty tents, trailers and other temporary buildings in the Big Cypress National Preserve, which are ecologically sensitive wetlands.

The president posted on Truth Social that Canada had planned to put a tax on U.S. technology companies, calling the move "a blatant attack."