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Trump is attempting to interfere in the criminal trial of a far-right ally in Brazil.
The agency plans to reverse its own legal justification for regulating greenhouse gas emissions.
The US and the EU reached a deal just days before Trump’s threatened deadline.
Ceasefire negotiations falter as Gaza totters on the brink of famine.
Why is Columbia paying the Trump administration $200 million?
The House is heading for the door early to avoid an Epstein vote.
Congress signs off on Trump’s request to claw back funding.
Trump’s DOJ turns its back on police reform.
NATO countries will buy weapons from the US — and deliver them to Ukraine.
The change reverses decades of federal policy.
Trump wants to lay off thousands of federal employees. Now, he can.
The new tariff deadline is August 1, Trump says.
The Trump administration is withholding nearly $7 billion in education funding.
Anti-vaxxers are coming for health recommendations parents rely on.
It’s a case with high takes for freedom of speech and the rule of law.
The pro-pollution presidency rolls on.
The government gives great guidance on vaccination. Or at least it used to.
Trump’s latest policy will impact millions of people around the world.
Does Elon Musk’s opinion still matter?
The HHS secretary is tampering with vaccine recommendations.
Trump is going after Harvard’s international students.
House Republicans just voted to cut taxes and Medicare.
South Sudan isn’t safe. The Trump administration is sending immigrants there anyway.
The Supreme Court sided with Trump at the expense of Venezuelan immigrants.
Trump is trying to shut down a news network that refuses to toe his administration’s line.
It’s more complicated than it should be.
Her detention “chills the speech of the millions and millions of people who are not citizens,” a federal judge said.
It’s more of a trade framework.
Both Trump and the Houthis are claiming victory after striking a ceasefire deal.
5 million Americans are facing having their loans sent to collections.
Yes, it’s radical. But no, it’s not on the cusp of becoming law.
It’s the first step of a legal struggle that could derail a major part of the president’s agenda.
The attack on climate science continues.
The vaunted news program is under attack.
The arrest escalates the Trump administration’s fight with local municipalities over deportations.
Why the executive order on “disparate impact” matters.
The latest on the trade war.
He texted attack plans to a journalist, but the defense secretary’s problems go well beyond that.