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President Trump's grip on Republican primaries is so strong that even candidates he hasn't endorsed are working overtime to show they're aligned with the party's dominant figure.

President Trump said Tuesday the rising cost of living in the U.S. is not pressuring him to make peace with Iran, and his only motivation in negotiations is to prevent Tehran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.

President Donald Trump won't have to pay an $83 million defamation award to a longtime advice columnist until the U.S. Supreme Court gets a chance to review the case or reject an appeal, according to a court entry Tuesday.

"Hacks" star HANNAH EINBINDER says Hollywood is silent on "genocide" occurring in Gaza: "It pisses me off. I look at these people who have absolutely every privilege imaginable to mankind, and they cannot utter a single word."

San Francisco startup Andon Labs has placed an artificial intelligence agent called "Mona," powered by Google's Gemini, in charge of running a cafe in Stockholm, Sweden.

BuzzFeed will now be majority-owned by Byron Allen, the billionaire comedian who owns the parent company of The Weather Channel, with plans to rival YouTube as a streaming service.

More than 5,000 churches have publicly declared themselves to be sanctuaries, immune from the most aggressive of ICE's immigration enforcement.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told lawmakers on Tuesday the Pentagon is prepared to restart combat operations against Iran if necessary, even as President Trump, Pakistani mediators and Iranian officials worked behind the scenes to find a diplomatic ...

A Colorado man who breached the perimeter fence at Denver International Airport late Friday and walked onto an active runway has been identified as 41-year-old Michael Mott, airport officials and the city's chief medical examiner announced Tuesday.

KB Home, a multibillion-dollar homebuilding company based in Los Angeles since 1960, is moving to Arizona -- the latest in a steady caravan of businesses fleeing California's high taxes and complex regulations.