It’s easy to understand why an ongoing mass murder in the world’s poorest country is being ignored: Syria gassing its own citizens, prospects of a military clash between North Korea and the U.S. and United Airlines manhandling a paying passenger are impossible to ignore.
Candidate Donald Trump was going to fire Federal Reserve chairwoman Janet Yellen, bench the Export-Import Bank, diminish NATO, stay out of the Middle East – and, of course, take on China, which he called “the No. 1 abuser of this country.” President Trump has read from a different script.
House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., ripped a foundering bill to repeal and replace ObamaCare off the floor late last month. Soon after, President Trump declared the effort dead. The president said it was now time to advance to tax reform. Until it wasn’t.
Hollywood celebrity Chelsea Handler has helped Georgia Democrat Jon Ossoff reach record fundraising levels with her contributions, but she doesn't even know when the election is.
The White House has reportedly found ways to start building a nationwide deportation force, including finding additional housing for detained illegal immigrants, discussing giving local police powers to enforce immigration laws and identifying where the proposed border wall will start.
Fox News' Sean Hannity praised the Trump administration's foreign policy in his opening monologue on Wednesday night's edition of "Hannity," telling views, "There is a new sheriff in town and the world is beginning to take notice."
Rep. Mike Coffman, R-Colo., said Wednesday during a town hall meeting in Colorado that Press Secretary Sean Spicer should resign after comparing Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to Adolph Hitler in his daily briefing Tuesday.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer tried Wednesday to knock down reports that President Trump's chief strategist, Steve Bannon, had fallen out of favor, telling Fox News' "The O'Reilly Factor" that the president "values Steve's commitment to the team."
President Trump said Wednesday that China took a “big step” in easing tensions between the two nations by turning away North Korean coal ships the day before and returning them to their home port of Nampo.
Sen. David Perdue, R-Ga., told Fox News' "The First 100 Days" Wednesday that defeating ISIS should be the Trump administration's first priority with its Syria policy.
Promising to "expose the Republican Party for what it is," Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders predicted Wednesday that President Donald Trump would be a one-term president as the liberal icon prepared to launch a nationwide tour to rally Democrats.
Former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page said Wednesday that a reported surveillance warrant targeting him last summer would have been based on “false evidence,” maintaining during an interview with Fox News that he has nothing to hide.
President Trump declared Wednesday that U.S.-Russia relations “may be at an all-time low,” as he praised his top diplomat Rex Tillerson for working to address those tensions in Moscow – and left open whether ties between the two countries can be mended.
Backing away from a campaign pledge, President Donald Trump says his administration will not label China a currency manipulator in a report due this week, though he does feel the U.S. dollar "is getting too strong."
President Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort pushed back Wednesday on an Associated Press report about his business dealings in Ukraine, calling it "totally misleading and incorrect."
Marijuana legalization advocates and industry leaders are bracing for new tensions with the Trump administration – even coaching those in the business how to handle federal raids – as top officials predict “greater enforcement” on the horizon.
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