Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs and Taiwanese leaders opened an economic and cultural office Monday to aid Taiwanese businesses and citizens in the region, despite pressure from the Chinese government to block it.
Trump kicks off Thanksgiving week with traditional White House turkey pardon ceremony. First lady asks public to vote on turkey names via social media.
Pentagon leaders to visit Puerto Rico troops amid expanded Caribbean operations targeting drug networks and regional security missions across Latin America.
Marco Rubio says Ukraine war discussions have entered productive phase as negotiators refine comprehensive peace plan covering ceasefire and settlement terms.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's abrupt resignation from Congress after her falling out with President Trump is exposing divisions within the MAGA movement, a year from the crucial midterm elections that will shape the final two years of the Trump presidency.
"ShamWow guy" Offer Vince Shlomi files to run for Congress as a Republican in Texas, aiming to unseat incumbent John Carter in the crowded GOP primary race.
Conservative activist Thomas Moffitt faced protesters at London School of Economics while discussing socially conservative values for Turning Point UK.
President Trump says Chicagoans are clamoring for federal law enforcement assistance with after two weekend shootings left one teen dead and several others wounded downtown.
John F. Kennedy's granddaughter disclosed Saturday that she has terminal cancer, writing in an essay in "The New Yorker" that one of her doctors said she might live for about another year and criticizing policies pushed by her cousin, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said late Saturday night that a 28-point White House-backed Ukraine peace plan "was authored by the U.S.," contradicting several U.S. senators who said Mr. Rubio told them the peace plan was a "proposal delivered" by Moscow.
Sen. Elissa Slotkin of Michigan on Sunday condemned President Trump's assertion that several Democratic lawmakers should face the death penalty over a video urging U.S. military members to reject unlawful orders.
