It’s easy to get inured to the corruption, but hawking Teslas on the South Lawn was among the most obscene events in White House history.

As a matter of policy and politics, the Trump administration is inviting a backlash by dramatically reducing the Department of Education’s workforce.

More than six decades after the Supreme Court’s landmark decision in New York Times Co. v. Sullivan, Enrich makes a ...

There have been a striking number of firings in senior federal law enforcement positions, but only one allegedly involves gun ...

The good news is that the Trump administration’s controversial approach to food safety only matters to Americans who eat food ...

Reports suggest the agency skipped the competitive bidding process to give two Republican-linked firms an ad contract.

The president spent much of his candidacy bashing electric vehicles. Now he says he’s buying one as a favor to a campaign ...

Don’t forget to blame the 52 Republican senators who put aside everything they learned about Kennedy and confirmed him anyway ...

Just 18 days after declaring, “The stock market is going to be great,” the president said, “You can’t really watch the stock market.” Oops.

In their Friday brief, DOJ leaders quoted a handful of internal communications, potentially waiving the confidentiality of scores of other documents.

The president tends to prefer barking orders, rather than publicly imploring GOP lawmakers to follow his lead. To prevent a ...

Why does it appear the secretary of state has been sidelined? It might have something to do with the fact that Rubio and Trump disagree on a whole lot.