President Donald Trump fulfilled many of his major campaign promises during his first year in office, but he's still working on a few.

"Enough is Enough! At its core, this is not partisan. All Americans are demanding ACCOUNTABILITY. We the People reject the lies..."

"We have agreed on a meeting at the highest level -- with President Trump in the near future. A lot can be decided before the New Year."

Cutting off SBA funds is a good start, but the response to Minnesota's Somali fraud scandal must include mass arrests and deportations.

One of the most complicated geopolitical tensions appears to have once again brought the United States into its tangled web.

This modern contagion, Trump Estrangement Syndrome, began the year its namesake was first elected to the White House.

In what's being called a "novel" use of the False Claims Act, the Trump administration is looking to crack down on hiring practices.

Win Without War, a “progressive foreign policy” advocacy group, said its outreach campaign geared toward the armed forces is working.

As the dawn of 2026 nears, the direction of the Year Two agenda becomes equally predictable: consolidation of the gains made in 2025.

Karoline Leavitt said on Instagram that she and her husband, Nicholas Riccio, are adding a baby girl to the family in May.