Some Trump officials are listing their own accomplishments for last week ahead of a deadline on Monday evening for federal employees to report what they achieved.
President Trump must “move quickly and decisively” to end the “Biden killing-field policy” in Ukraine, Victor Davis Hanson explains in American Greatness.
The White House barred the U.S.-based reporter for The Associated Press from attending Monday's joint press conference between President Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron, as the war between the administration and the outlet continues.
French President Emmanuel Macron said Monday that his country is willing to take on a greater financial burden to ensure peace in Ukraine, amid criticism by President Trump that European nations aren't doing enough financially to assist the war-torn country.
President Trump said Monday tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico will move forward, after having been put on a pause as the two countries worked to appease him on border security and get him to change his mind.
A delegation of European conservative leaders agree that President Trump's triumphant return to the White House after four years in political exile has helped inspire a populist, MAGA-style resurgence across their own respective countries.
Federal agents and Texas state troopers moved in on Colony Ridge, a major migrant settlement that sprang up in recent years and has become a magnet for new arrivals -- and sparked reports of rampant crime.
The Office of Personnel Management notified federal department chiefs Monday that employees' response to an email prompted by Elon Musk about their weekly work product is voluntary, and failure to do so will not be considered a resignation.