Laura Ross, a member of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting board of directors who was defying President Trump's firing, has surrendered and resigned.

Federal employees can talk about religion at work, display religious items in their workspaces and persuade co-workers to adopt their faith, according to new guidance released by the Office of Personnel Management.

A judge ordered that eight public university board members tapped by Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin be removed from their posts in a victory for Virginia Senate Democrats who rejected the appointees in a June committee vote.

President Trump's unilateral power to impose tariffs on other nations will be hotly debated before a federal appeals court on Thursday, a case that could upend the White House trade agenda and void the huge trade deals already struck.

Trust in the media has inched up over President Trump's first six months, despite his turbulent relationship with the press, a new poll found.

The administration widened its battle against federal judges this week, filing a formal misconduct complaint against Judge James Boasberg over comments he made accusing President Trump of creating a "constitutional crisis" by ignoring court rulings.

President Trump on Tuesday bemoaned the victims of a mass shooting at a ritzy Manhattan skyscraper and praised the slain NYPD officer who made "the ultimate sacrifice."

The International Monetary Fund is upgrading the economic outlook for the United States and the world this year and next because President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies have so far proven less damaging than expected.