President Trump will not pause or postpone hefty tariffs that target dozens of countries, and massive new levies on China will take effect at midnight Tuesday, the White House said, sending global markets and negotiations into uncertain territory

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that the Department of Government Efficiency uncovered something extraordinary but said she couldn't share what it is.

National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman Rich Hudson is "laughing" at the Democrats' newly released list targeting dozens of Republican-held seats, some of which are in deep red districts.

The president of El Salvador and the prime minister of Italy will make separate visits to the White House next week.

Information about the abolitionist Harriet Tubman was wrongly removed from a National Park Service web page about the Underground Railroad that helped escaped slaves, the agency said.

The Supreme Court pushed back Tuesday on another Democrat-appointed judge who had leaped to block one of President Trump's policies, ruling that the lower court used iffy evidence to halt the administration's mass firing of probationary employees.

Elon Musk is doubling down on his criticism of Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro, nicknaming him "Peter Retarrdo" and saying he's "dumber than a sack of bricks."

President Trump is expected to sign an executive order Tuesday that will reinvigorate America's coal industry.

President Trump will meet with House Republicans who refuse to sign off on Senate changes to the budget blueprint for enacting his agenda.

At least three pieces of legislation are lingering on Capitol Hill, as Republicans struggle with how to rein in federal judges issuing national blocks on key aspects of President Trump's agenda.