The GOP governor faces potential political obscurity, unable to control legislators in his own party who are calling for a federal investigation of his wife's charity.

President Donald Trump plans to announce next week that the U.S. will refer to the Persian Gulf as the Arabian Gulf or the Gulf of Arabia.

They may be bridges being built in the aftermath of Trump tariffs. But those connections could bypass the U.S. — which, according to Trump, does not need deals.

Chinese imposed levies on an insecticide shipped from India in what state media said is a signal that it would punish countries trying to cut deals with the US at Beijing’s expense.

Two pilots suffered minor injuries in the ordeal.

Democrats see gob-smacking corruption in Trump's lucrative crypto projects.

The military has struck at least 800 targets in Yemen and killed hundreds of Houthis since March, according to U.S. Central Command.

While executives celebrated in Davos, Harvard’s Ken Rogoff saw a fragile system of American dominance almost sure to break.

After a terrorist attack in Kashmir, India and Pakistan traded volleys of attacks. The two sides said they had agreed to a cease-fire on Saturday.

The Trump administration is set to garnish the wages of the 5.3 million federal student loan borrowers in default in just a few months.

By going after gain-of-function research in “countries of concern,” the president and his administration are engaging in political theater — not science.

The FBI has more than 250 investigations underway into the network of violent predators known as "764," FBI Assistant Director David Scott says in an exclusive interview.

Audio reveals an officer admitting University of Texas students weren’t breaking the law before they were arrested during a pro-Palestine protest.

The Trump administration’s attacks on private institutions — like colleges and law firms — can’t withstand constitutional challenges.

Tina Peters was sent to prison after acting on Trump’s 2020 election lies. The president, indifferent to to her guilt, now wants her freed.

The AI darling’s U.S. revenue grew 55% year over year to $628 million as CEO Alex Karp offered bullish guidance.

The woman was at the mouth of Tiger Creek, where it meets the west side of Lake Kissimmee, when the animal attacked, state officials said.