A federal official told Congress what Trump built. Then the courts got involved.

A unit of Dell Technologies Inc. won a $9.7 billion contract to help the US military handle its licenses for Microsoft Corp. software related to email, spreadsheets and other needs across classified a...

History is replete with examples of Congress using its powers to leverage, nudge, and even threaten the Supreme Court. A big part of how we got to where we are is that Congress has stopped doing so.

Remarkable reporting from the New York Times provides a peek behind the curtain of the February 2016 rulings that ushered in the modern emergency docket. And what it reveals is pretty discouraging.

Allied leaders know that any positive gesture they make will count for nothing.

There just isn’t evidence of significant election cheating—but that won’t stop the GOP from pushing its dangerous SAVE America Act.

Higher prices = more money, according to the president.

The Dow recorded its worst week since President Trump unveiled his tariff policy in April.

A Science analysis reveals how many were fired, retired, or quit across 14 agencies

If he were trying to increase prices on purpose, would he be doing anything differently?