President Donald Trump endorsed Tuesday the idea of reviving so-called earmarks – projects and spending items added to appropriations bills on behalf of individual lawmakers, while conservatives remain skeptical of the practice.
"CBS This Morning" co-anchor Gayle King might have to leave the program if her longtime friend and confidant Oprah Winfrey runs for president, media watchers suggested Tuesday.
Michael Cohen, one of President Trump's personal attorneys, filed a "defamation action" Tuesday against BuzzFeed News and its editor-in-chief over allegations about him that were published in the now-infamous "Trump-Russia dossier" compiled by a former British spy.
The White House will not allow companies to drill for oil off the coast of Florida, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said Tuesday after a brief meeting with the state's governor.
House Intelligence Committee investigators got access to the remaining documents they had long sought as part of their Russia inquiry during a classified session at the Justice Department on Friday, a source close to the matter told Fox News.
The Trump administration has approved a $133.3 million missile defense sale to Japan to meet the escalating threat from North Korea -- by shooting down the rogue nation's own ballistic missiles.
President Donald Trump is giving U.S. intelligence agencies 30 days to publicly release policy requiring them to develop and maintain procedures for responding to unmasking requests.
A cadre of civil rights groups along with several individuals have filed a petition with the Supreme Court in the hopes that a controversial appeals court decision that limits where gun stores can open within one county in California.
Federal judges ruled Tuesday that North Carolina's congressional district map drawn by legislative Republicans is illegally gerrymandered because of excessive partisanship that gave GOP a rock-solid advantage for most seats and must quickly be redone.
Stephen Bannon has stepped down as executive chairman of the pro-Trump, populist website Breitbart News, less than a week after a dramatic falling out with President Trump.
State Department officials told Congress on Tuesday they still don’t know what caused U.S. diplomatic personnel to experience vertigo and other neurological symptoms while stationed in Cuba, while saying a viral attack is now being considered.
An attorney for the co-founder of opposition research firm Fusion GPS revealed during a closed-door interview this summer with congressional investigators that “somebody's already been killed” as a result of the publication of the anti-Trump dossier.
President Trump said Tuesday he doesn’t think television host Oprah Winfrey will actually run against him for president in 2020 – but he insists he would defeat her if she did.
A New York Democratic assemblywoman was indicted Tuesday for allegedly defrauding government agencies out of tens of thousands of dollars, including the agency in charge of Hurricane Sandy relief.
Signs are emerging that the Trump administration’s decision to end special status for Salvadoran immigrants could be used as a bargaining chip for the president as he works to strike a deal with Congress on immigration.
Republican Joe Arpaio, a close ally of President Trump and former sheriff known for his provocative approach to combatting illegal immigration, is running for Senate in Arizona.
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