A judge has struck down President Trump's attempt to punish Jenner & Block, one of several law firms that the president said worked to obstruct his agenda and committed lawfare.

President Trump signed four executive orders aimed at increasing U.S. nuclear energy production as energy-hungry artificial intelligence and data centers strain the nation's electricity grid.

Thousands of people gather on social media platforms to complain about the rise in ultra-bright headlights that can make oncoming drivers temporarily blind and may be damaging vision.

Microsoft employees are claiming that internal emails containing words like genocide, Gaza and Palestine and phrases related to anti-Israel activism by employees are not getting sent.

President Trump heads into the summer of 2025 having racked up a series of second-term wins. However, he also roiled the stock market with get-tough trade policies, and his poll numbers are starting to slide after spending much of the past four months above water.

President Trump says U.S. Steel and the Japanese firm Nippon Steel will enter a "planned partnership" that will keep the iconic American company based in Pennsylvania.

A federal judge has ruled that the administration went too far when it deleted medical articles from a government website because they ran afoul of President Trump's executive order banning the government from promoting transgender or gender identity ideas.

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. has given at least a short-term reprieve to President Trump's Department of Government Efficiency, putting on hold a legal discovery process that the government says threatens to upend the separation of powers.

President Trump said his administration revoked Harvard University's ability to enroll international students because some of them don't have the basic math skills to attend an Ivy League university.