A new criminal investigation into Andrew Cuomo will fuel concerns that President Donald Trump is living up to his promise to use the Justice Department to target his political enemies.

By Tim Reid WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Tens of thousands of U.S. government workers have chosen to resign rather than endure what many view as a torturous wait for the Trump administration to carry out its threats to fire them,

President Donald Trump’s administration is trying to merge the government’s wildland firefighting efforts into a single agency.

Presidential legacies are built on legislation, not executive orders – a lesson from Donald Trump’s first term that now presents a pressing test for his second.

With Trump back in the White House, a jaunt with the president or a stop in the Oval Office is now as routine for America’s business leaders as a speech to an industry conference.

Critics say the administration is breaking the law and sidestepping the rulemaking process that presidents of both parties have long followed.

Qatar had been trying to sell off a luxury jet for years, with no luck. Then President Trump’s team set its sights on it.

Congressional Democrats have taken note of the appointments and objected to what they describe as an end-run around the Senate’s right to confirm people for those roles.