UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to give an address Sunday in which he will admit the rationale behind President Donald Trump's tariffs and ending globalism.
GOP Congressman Marlin Stutzman says he trusts Trump to determine the appropriate consequences for those involved in the Signal chat leak, and remains confident in the admin's national security team.
The director of the White House National Economic Council said Sunday that President Trump's tariffs might raise the cost of some imported goods but not as much as has been suggested.
Ed Martin, the interim U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia, is expanding his probe into his office's handling of U.S. Capitol riot prosecutions, comparing it to the government's treatment of Japanese Americans in World War II.
Left-wing movie director Oliver Stone slammed Democrats for weaponizing federal law enforcement against Trump in 2016, and applauded the president for taking steps to go after those involved.
President Trump unveiled his Liberation Day tariff plan, which will likely rock Vietnam and China, while U.S. workers and nations such as Japan, India will do well under the plan.
Newly minted U.S. representatives Jimmy Patronis and Randy Fine spoke with Fox News Digital about their new careers in Congress after they won special elections.
A judge awarded $6.6 million combined to four whistleblowers who sued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton on claims he fired them in retaliation for reporting him to the FBI.
A Justice Department lawyer who was arguing the Trump administration case over a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador has been indefinitely suspended.
President Donald Trump's administration acted to roll back environmental safeguards around future logging projects on more than half of U.S. national forests under an emergency designation announced Friday that cites dangers from wildfires.
Mr. Trump suggested the world leader and the United States would be visiting, telling reporters on Air Force One Thursday that he spoke with Mr. Netanyahu and he would be visiting in the "not too distant future."
The U.S. is immediately revoking South Sudan visas and barring future issuance until the East African country agrees to accept deportees, according to the State Department.
