Moving quickly to fill the void left after his first pick withdrew, President Trump on Thursday nominated law school dean and former federal prosecutor Alexander Acosta for labor secretary.
President Trump’s nominee to be U.S. ambassador to Israel faced tough questioning from Democrats at his confirmation hearing Thursday about everything from past controversial comments to his stance on the so-called two-state solution.
Amidst a fiery press conference Thursday, President Trump struck a softer tone on one of President Obama’s controversial executive orders on illegal immigrants -- saying he wanted to deal with children brought into the country illegally “with heart.”
In the wake of two recent mass shootings in Florida, Republican state lawmakers are pushing to eliminate “gun-free zones” they claim have inadvertently created easy targets.
President Trump is holding a news conference in the East Room of the White House Thursday, where he has announced Alexander Acosta as his choice for Labor Secretary.
A New Jersey judge says a criminal complaint against Republican Gov. Chris Christie over the George Washington Bridge lane-closing scandal in 2013 can go forward.
When it comes to confirming members of President Trump’s Cabinet and other key officials, there are no style points. All that matters is getting through.
President Trump vowed Thursday to root out those responsible for leaking the “illegal classified” information that has fueled a string of damaging news reports on his administration, warning the leakers they “will be caught!”
Syria’s embattled President Bashar al-Assad said that President Trump’s controversial travel ban is “not against the Syrian people,” and is geared toward keeping terrorists out of the Western countries.
The leader of one of the U.S.’s largest health insurance agencies—who has been saying for months that ObamaCare is on the ropes-- said Wednesday that statistics indicate that the law has now entered a “death spiral.”
The New York Times and the Washington Post have delivered a one-two punch to President Trump that cost the national security adviser his job, raised questions about his campaign’s contacts with Russia and plunged the White House into a crisis atmosphere.
Sensitive intelligence reportedly is being withheld from President Trump by U.S. intelligence officials because they are concerned that the information could be compromised.
President Donald Trump is considering at least four candidates to be his new nominee for labor secretary after his previous pick abruptly withdrew from the confirmation process.
Washington Times columnist Mercedes Schlapp told viewers on Wednesday's "Special Report with Bret Baier" that President Trump was losing "political capitol" and needed to turn things around.