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Trump says yes to King Charles’ invitation for state visit to Britain

President Trump on Thursday accepted an invitation from King Charles for an unprecedented second state visit to the United Kingdom.

Senate advances repeal of methane fees, sending first Biden rollback to Trump’s desk

The Senate on Thursday cleared legislation that would repeal a Biden administration regulation charging oil and gas producers a fee on methane emission leaks for President Trump's signature.

Trump critics say administration threatens ‘rule of law’

The rule of law -- the principle that everyone must obey judicial orders and that laws apply equally to everybody -- has become a cudgel for critics of President Trump as he fires federal workers, halts spending and rewrites immigration enforcement.

Tearful workers clear desks as Trump cleans house at USAID

Employees at the U.S. Agency for International Development were clearing out desks at the agency's headquarters on Thursday, as President Trump's efforts to curtail foreign assistance spending took hold.

Trump says he can get a peace deal done for Ukraine as British PM arrives

President Trump on Thursday welcomed to the White House British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, the second of three world leaders visiting this week, as European and Ukraine leaders seek a seat at the table for peace talks with Moscow.

Elon Musk says he would go on ‘The Daily Show’ with Jon Stewart if it aired unedited

Tesla and SpaceX founder Elon Musk indicated he would agree to appear on Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" under certain conditions.

Trump DOJ tells Supreme Court that fired special counsel is delaying other firings

The Trump administration complained to the Supreme Court that one of the people it's trying to fire, special counsel Hampton Dellinger, is positioning himself to block firings of other employees.

White House’s Easter Egg Roll is a go amid soaring egg prices

The White House announced Thursday that it will host its Easter Egg Roll on April 21, even as the price of eggs skyrocket.

Senate panel advances fentanyl scheduling bill, pushing long-debated change toward law

A Senate panel advanced legislation Thursday that would permanently put fentanyl and its chemical cousins on the Schedule I list of controlled substances, instead of leaving it there temporarily.

Treasury Secretary eyes U.S. Postal Service takeover of Census count

The Trump administration wants to use the U.S. Postal Service to conduct the U.S. Census.

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