Trump Rages Against Federal Reserve Chair for 'Too Late' Declaration That Tariffs Will Lead to 'Higher Inflation'
After the Federal Reserve chair warned that Trump's tariffs could stoke inflation, Trump responded with a furious social media tirade demanding his removal.
Trump Suggests He Will Seek To Remove Fed Chair Despite Legal Protections: 'Cannot Come Fast Enough'
Trump publicly blasted his feud with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, suggesting he is ready to terminate the nation's most powerful economic policymaker.
Trump Yet to Reach Out to Pennsylvania Governor After Arson Attack, Shapiro Says
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro said he has not heard from President Trump since an arsonist tried to ignite his residence, where he was sleeping with his family
California Sues Trump Administration Over Sweeping Tariffs
California filed a lawsuit on Wednesday to block Trump's broad tariffs on foreign trade partners, after he announced a 10% tariff on goods from all countries and even higher tariffs for nations his administration claimed made it difficult for U.S. products to enter their markets.
El Salvador Becoming 'Black Hole' For US Deportees, Critics Fear
A US senator who traveled to the Central American country Wednesday to try and retrieve a man wrongly deported and locked up there was sent away without even being able to speak to him.
Trump Officials Face Criminal Contempt for 'Willful Disobedience' After Judge Orders Flights to El Salvador Halted
The Trump administration has until April 23 to reveal how many undocumented Americans were deported to El Salvador, when they were transferred out of U.S. custody, and whether they were all deported pursuant to the Proclamation.
Transportation Secretary Complains Too Many Air Traffic Controllers Retiring Despite FAA Enforcing Mandatory Retirement Age
Trump administration transportation secretary Sean Duffy spoke about the national shortage of air traffic controllers as a result of retirements after 25 years of service.
Trump Admin Rules Allow Deportation Of Migrants With No Criminal Record To Guantanamo: Report
The Trump administration initially promised to take "the worst" criminals to Guantanamo Bay, but a memo shows broad discretion to decide who to send there
Trump Ally Elise Stefanik Reportedly Eyeing NY Gov. Run After Losing UN Ambassador Job
Trump ally Elise Stefanik is reportedly eyeing a bid for New York governor after her nomination to be the next ambassador to the UN was pulled at the last second
Trump Says Mexico Is 'Very, Very Scared of Cartels': 'You Can't Govern a Country Like That'
Trump said that drug cartels have "made a fortune" for years, but said that activity has been "cut back a lot because of the border"
GOP Sen. Chuck Grassley Faces Tough Town Hall And Demands To Bring Back Deported Salvadoran Man
Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) faced constituents who protested over the president's refusal to bring back the Salvadoran immigrant who was mistakenly sent to El Salvador's mega-prison.
Trump Clip Goes Viral After Awkward Pronunciation of MAGA Mantra in Spanish: 'America Grande Otra Vez'
A video clip of President Donald Trump attempting to say his "Make America Great Again" slogan in Spanish has gone viral, drawing both attention and amusement across social media
Everything Maine Governor Janet Mills Has Said About Trans Athletes in her State As Trump Admin Pushes to Enforce Ban
The Trump administration announced it is suing Maine's education department for not complying with the government's push to ban trans athletes from sports.
Gavin Newsom to Sue Trump Admin Over Tariff 'Game' Claiming California Will Lose Billions
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is suing the Trump administration, arguing the president doesn't have the authority to unilaterally impose sweeping tariffs.
Judge Says If Trump Admin Doesn't Remedy Contempt For Ignoring Order On Deportation Flights, He'll Appoint a Prosecutor Who Will
Judge James Boasberg said he has found probable cause to hold the Trump administration in contempt of court for defying its order to turn planes around as they were carrying deportees to El Salvador
Musk Recruits Women to Impregnate on His Social Media App in Hopes to Create a 'Legion' of Children for the 'Apocalypse': Report
Elon Musk reportedly recruited potential mothers for his future children through his app X, attempting to have more children in preparation for an "apocalypse."
Chicago Mayor Rejects Meeting Trump Officials Over Federal Funding Threats: 'We're Not Going To Negotiate With Terrorists'
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said he won't negotiate with the Trump administration as it threatens to pull federal funding from cities that don't follow its immigration crackdown
Trump Ordered Staffers to 'Make Sure' Musk Didn't Attend China Talks After Briefing Plans Were Leaked: Report
President Donald Trump allegedly enlisted the help of senior staff to prevent Elon Musk from attending a classified briefing about China.
Cheap Copies of Oval Office's Gold Decor Are Selling for Just a Couple Bucks on Alibaba
The Trump administration's new look for the White House is more achievable than many would think, especially considering the fact that the ornate gold display pieces that can be seen within the Oval Office are also available on online wholesale marketplaces.
Trump is 'Setting a Trap' as Democrats Focus on Trip to El Salvador Prison, Democratic Lawmaker Warns: Report
As Democratic legislators prepare to travel to El Salvador in opposition to immigration policies, one lawmaker has warned that they're playing right into a "trap."
China Outlines What It Wants From The Trump Administration Before Negotiating Tariffs
Beijing said it wants to see more respect from the U.S. and a more consistent position before engaging in tariff negotiations
White House Reportedly Exploring Options To Send U.S. Citizens To Foreign Prisons Despite Unconstitutionality Claims
The White House is "looking into" the legality of sending U.S. citizens to prisons in El Salvador despite experts saying such a move would be unconstitutional
Trump Resurrects Ghost Of US Military Bases In Panama
For more than two decades, after handing over control of the strategically vital waterway to Panama in 1999 and dismantling the bases that protected it, Washington has regularly conducted maneuvers in the country.
China's Forecast-beating Growth Belies Storm Clouds Ahead: Analysts
The National Bureau of Statistics said Wednesday the world's number-two economy expanded 5.4% on-year in January-March, helped by a surge in exports.
Automakers Hold Their Breath On Trump's Erratic US Tariffs
The effects of that levy have been muffled because carmakers are still selling vehicles from inventory. Auto companies and industry watchers expect this dynamic to persist for at least a few more weeks.
How DOGE And Federal Agencies Are Accessing Migrant Information To Oust Them From Jobs, Housing and More
DOGE, coupled with federal agencies, are gathering undocumented migrant's information to remove them from housing and jobs, a new WaPo investigation reveals.
Trump Doubles Down on Goal to Deport American Citizens to El Salvador: 'I Would Love to Do That'
President Donald Trump has sparked controversy by saying he wants to deport violent American citizens to El Salvador's prisons.
White House Insists They Have Been 'Complying With All Court Orders' as Trump Admin Refuses to Return Wrongfully Deported Man
The White House stated that the Trump administration was complying with all court orders directed to them despite refusing to return a Maryland man who was wrongfully deported last month.
Governors of Three Mexican Border States Oppose Delivery of Water Owed To The U.S.
Under the terms of a 1944 treaty, Mexico is required to deliver 1.75 million acre-feet of water from the Rio Grande to the U.S. every five years
Voters Trust Democrats Over Republicans To Handle The Economy Less Than Three Months Into Trump's Term: Poll
As the Trump administration continues back-and-forth on tariffs, voters are turning to Democrats to fix the economy for the first time since 2021, a new poll shows.