When pressed by another reporter if the mineral resource deal is now dead or if it can be revived, Trump said to tune into his joint address to Congress on Tuesday night.

First lady Melania Trump will speak on Capitol Hill Monday for the first time since returning to the White House, participating in a roundtable with lawmakers from both chambers of Congress focused on punishing online abuse and revenge pornography.

Good morning. Donald Trump plows ahead with new tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China. TSMC unveils $100 billion in new US investment. And White Lotus fans are splurging on trips to Thailand to mimic moments from the show.

The move comes after southern Africa was hit by its worst drought in decades last year, destroying crops and putting 27 million people in danger of hunger, according to the WFP. T

Retired Gen. H.R. McMaster, who served at Trump’s side for over a year, finds it “impossible to understand” why Trump is “coddling Putin.”

The concept of a "designated survivor" has inspired intrigue and mystery for decades, even inspiring a TV show. But what does the role entail?

The war has made Ukraine a world leader in drone technologies—superseding many Western weapons, such as Javelin anti-tank missiles. Yet its war effort remains deeply reliant on Western and American military support.

After U.S. President Donald Trump received a formal invitation from King Charles for an unprecedented second state visit, an online petition calling to the invitation to be revoked gathered over 145 thousand signatures.

Fox News host Will Cain responds to arguments that President Donald Trump is aligning himself with dictators on 'The Will Cain Show.'

President Donald Trump and the head of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing announce a massive expansion of the company's north Phoenix stake to $165 billion on March 3, 2025.

The Senate is voting Monday on whether to confirm former wrestling executive Linda McMahon as the nation’s education chief, a role that would place her atop a department that President Donald

As U.S. President Donald Trump seeks to reduce the size of the federal workforce through rapid-fire mass layoffs and buyouts, some Democratic governors are courting the newly unemployed to come to work for state governments instead.