After most Trump Tariffs were shot down by a trade court last month, all eyes turn to the Supreme Court and its Major Questions Doctrine.

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The Green Beret Steps into the Pentagon’s Arena In a move that has sent a few ripples through the defense community, President Donald Trump has nominated Derrick Anderson to serve as the ...

Once Trump was elected, the tech billionaire stood behind him as he took the oath of office, flew with him on Air Force One for weekend stays at Mar-a-Lago, slept in the White House’s Lincoln Bedroom ...

President Donald Trump has plunged his administration into strife over a U.S. military strike on Iran.The president is seriously considering joining Israel's conflict with the Middle Eastern power ...

Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has once again criticized a move made by the Trump administration, now blasting the decision to send more military aid to Ukraine.

Steve Bannon, former chief strategist to President Trump, predicted that the “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) movement will ultimately support the president if he decides to join Israel in ...

This dispute is reminiscent of “Real Housewives,” where women divvy their loyalties up behind whoever is the reigning alpha.

The MAGA movement is split on the U.S. joining Israeli strikes on Iran.

Senate Republicans largely line up behind Trump's handling of the conflict between Iran and Israel and said they trust Trump's judgment.

WASHINGTON—President Trump’s political base is splintering over the prospect that the U.S. could join Israel’s assault on Iran —and the White House is trying to quell the backlash.

President Donald Trump's willingness to involve U.S. service members in Israel's military action against Iran has exposed some rifts in the MAGA coalition.Vice president JD Vance defended the ...