Two swift court rulings in New York and Tennessee stall Trump’s agenda, with growing judicial resistance to his enforcement plans.

On Monday, Nov. 17, Donald Trump said he felt like he "almost knew" he was going to "win" the 2024 U.S. presidential election after he served french fries during a campaign stop at a McDonald's in Feasterville,

President Donald Trump is announcing “FIFA Pass,” which will allow foreigners with World Cup tickets to get expedited visa appointments.

President Donald Trump has said he is not "surprised" by the rumors, and described Cruz as "a very good friend."

An AI expert analyzed the video and found strong indicators that it was AI generated and based on a photograph of Trump and Clinton at the U.S. Open in 2000. Official White House photographer William Vasta, who took the photo, said Trump did not touch Clinton in the manner the video depicted.

As with a theme-park ride, dealing with Mr Trump and his unconventional administration requires a sturdy stomach and a hard head. It also requires a strategy. The one most companies have adopted can be summed up as shut up,

Jimmy Fallon joked on Monday about President Donald Trump ’s “solution” to the rising cost of holiday decorations caused by his own tariffs. “The Tonight Show” host aired a spoof ad promoting new Trump-themed holiday merchandise.

The nickname “Teflon Don” may have first been coined for mobster John Gotti, but it could be even more apt for President Donald Trump.

It may be difficult for Trump to rally his supporters around whoever he favors to be the next GOP presidential candidate.

Jimmy Fallon on Sunday questioned an odd claim President Donald Trump made about his most recent checkup. (Watch the video below.) In a post-NFL-game edition of the talk show, the host said, “I saw that he just told reporters that he has ‘no idea what was analyzed’ during his recent MRI.”

Rejected by some in the rap industry in recent years, Nicki Minaj – the genre's most famous woman – has embraced insiders in the Trump administration.

A Grand Rapids man convicted of posting threats against U.S. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance online has been sentenced, officials said.