Ethan Harper, Sen. Eric Schmitt’s general counsel, was expected to start at the White House next week.

The country has pulled back from World Cup preparations after U.S. military attack.

He also said U.S. defense companies are “under emergency orders” to build weaponry.

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has a knack for landing big deals. But some of his critics question whether they’ll live up to their promises.

The courteous but brief interaction on the House floor shows that Trump, ever sensitive to symbolic gestures, is still willing to show some respect to the members of the Supreme Court.

A draft pact, obtained by POLITICO, seeks to help ensure data centers do not raise household electricity prices, strain water resources or undermine grid reliability.

From disaster response to bungled leadership at the nation’s cybersecurity agency, some Republicans are finding a lot more to critique than DHS’ immigration response.

Trump and top officials’ comments on the Pretti killing has some gun rights supporters threatening electoral consequences.

American diplomats are hoping the World Cup and Olympics can restore their influence shaping U.S. foreign policy.

Trump, after being read a series of hostile X posts from Iran’s supreme leader, said the ayatollah is guilty of “the complete destruction of his country.”

The monument would be a centerpiece of the White House’s plans for America’s 250th birthday.

Trump’s comments come ahead of his Sunday meeting with Zelenskyy, who will bring with him a new 20-point plan to end the war.

Trump’s comments come ahead of his Sunday meeting with Zelenskyy, who will bring with him a new 20-point plan to end the war.

Trump’s comments come ahead of his Sunday meeting with Zelenskyy, who will bring with him a new 20-point plan to end the war.

The chief of staff’s Vanity Fair interview raises questions about why the White House even participated.

Japan’s soccer boss has some lessons for the U.S., Canada and Mexico.

Musk was bullish on the GOP's presidential prospects at a DOGE reunion in Texas, where he appeared virtually, citing fears of assassination.

Deputy chief of staff James Blair pointed to the fast-track process for health and tariff legislation.

Host city officials say they aren’t too concerned about the president's comments.

“There are definitely annoyances with the White House about who gets to decide what gets cut and when it gets cut,” an administration official said.

The White House is balancing making the shutdown as painful as possible for Democrats without making sweeping cuts to more popular and well-known programs.

In memo, the Trump administration says the Reduction-in-Force plans would go beyond standard shutdown furloughs.

At least three foreign nationals including a Uruguayan X employee and two Canadians who did stints at Airbnb are currently working inside the federal government on DOGE projects.

The White House has detailed to GSA nine employees, most of whom have ties to the first Trump administration — not to Musk’s world.

The new PAC comes as multiple Republicans shrug off the latest social media spat as little to worry about.

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Trump’s health secretary nominee met with Hill staffers ahead of his hearing this week.

Some of them would take effect as soon as Jan. 20.