California officials announced their intentions on Thursday to file their 23rd lawsuit against the Trump administration — this time, over an attempt to upend the state’s stricter-than

Trump administration officials have used apps like Signal that can auto-delete messages containing sensitive information rather than retaining them for record-keeping.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said a new registration website for President Trump's Gold Card, a $5 million visa for wealthy foreigners seeking U.S. citizenship, will launch soon.

Musk, the richest person in the world, emerged as a top supporter and adviser to Trump during the 2024 campaign where he spent an estimated $250 million to back the then-Republican candidate. However, he signaled on Tuesday that he will be spending less on political campaigns in the future.

The measure would boost funding for border security and the Defense Department, eliminate taxes on tips and overtime, provide a new tax deduction to seniors and renew the 2017 tax cuts passed during the first Trump administration.

In a post on Truth Social Wednesday evening, May 21, President Donald J. Trump said he’s giving very serious consideration to re-privatizing the government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs) Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac,

The first lady has announced that the new audiobook version of her self-titled (and suspiciously robotic) memoir was entirely narrated using an AI clone of her own voice created by ElevenLabs. If the more than 50,

Donald Trump is once again considering privatizing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, stating "the time would seem to be right." Privatization discussions have resurfaced after a period

The administration’s decisions to end temporary protected status for Venezuelans and expedite refugee status for Afrikaners have generated concern that he is using humanitarian protections to reward allies and punish enemies.

The Trump administration's move against Harvard University comes amid a battle with the private school over concerns about antisemitism on campus.

The lag in funding extends far beyond D.E.I. initiatives, affecting almost every area of science: chemistry, computing, engineering, materials and more.