Former Republican strategist Stuart Stevens predicts Stephen Miller may not last long as President Donald Trump’s chief of staff. Stevens, who joined The Lincoln Project, argued Miller could hurt

Donald Trump was not necessarily chastened by Republicans' historic midterm election losses last week. The president on Friday elevated Stephen Miller, author of his administration's most aggressive anti-immigration policies,

The president's infectious new chief of staff is forging ahead on all the toxic stuff voters rejected in the midterms.

The president’s promotion of longtime adviser Stephen Miller to White House chief of staff has drawn mixed reactions from lawmakers. Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed (D-Mich.) on Sunday called Miller the

Nine family members of the Kennedy political dynasty asked a judge Tuesday to block President Donald Trump's plan to build a towering memorial arch, saying the 250-foot (76-meter) structure would cast a shadow over their relatives' gravesites at Arlington National Cemetery.

The family of former US President John F Kennedy has sued to block construction of a triumphal arch that President Donald Trump plans to build in the nation's capital. Nine members of the political dynasty argue the 250ft (76m) structure would block the view of Kennedy's grave,

One of America’s most storied political dynasties — the Kennedy family — is suing the Trump administration to block construction of the president’s 250-foot triumphal arch.

The family of former US president John F. Kennedy asked a court on Tuesday to block construction of a massive triumphal arch ordered by Donald Trump, according to court documents.The Kennedy family

WASHINGTON/CAIRO/ABU DHABI ― US President Donald Trump said on Monday he plans to hold off on new military strikes against Iran for the time being after appeals from countries in the region, including from Qatar's prime minister in White House talks.

President Donald Trump launches Task Force Iron Gate to choke off Iran's land borders, but experts warn squeezing Tehran could trigger escalation.

President Donald Trump defended his war with Iran Monday but declared it “militarily effectively over,” signaling a shift away from threats to resume U.S. strikes.

President Donald Trump on Monday told reporters that he believes the war in Iran “militarily is effectively over.” The president made a surprise visit to White House briefing room after meeting with Qatar’s prime minister.

President Donald Trump, who disputed his loss in the 2020 election, privately lauded incoming President Joe Biden as someone he believed “will be true to yourself and the American people.”

Biden has revealed the warm letter Trump left him in the Oval Office after losing the 2020 election.

Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson has the latest on the Iran conflict, gas prices, and a look at President Donald Trump's private side through a letter he left for Joe Biden as he assumed office on 'Special Report.

In an excerpt from his forthcoming memoir, “Promise Me, America,” the 46th president recounted a meeting eight days after the election in which Trump was so warm that it left Biden speechless. “Trump was immediately chatty and surprised me by adopting a tone so friendly that I thought he might be putting me on,

The progressive leader was among a few Democrats who signaled skepticism about Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, though his allies offered support and called for party unity.

Sen. Bernie Sanders says he won’t be supporting Sen. Chuck Schumer as the Democratic majority leader in the new Congress

Sen. Bernie Sanders said Tuesday he would not be supporting Sen. Chuck Schumer as the Democratic majority leader in the new Congress.

Sen. Bernie Sanders says he won't be supporting Sen. Chuck Schumer as the Democratic majority leader in the new Congress.

President Trump made new allegations about Democrats' historic midterm rout without evidence, again making unsubstantiated voter fraud accusations.

Trump questions whether the midterm election was “honest” and blames voting machines days after saying he would accept the results.

Donald Trump seemed to accept defeat. The midterm elections were a Democratic landslide, and instead of immediately crying election fraud the president started making excuses. He wasn't to blame, of course — it was the Republicans on the ballot,

President Trump reflects on Republican losses in a “60 Minutes” interview as congressional Democrats push back on his agenda.