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Nikki Haley, the U.S. envoy to the United Nations, said Monday that the United States would not allow "Israel-bashing" at the U.N.

The U.S. antagonist has had a long history of threatening the West with nuclear weapons.

A failed plot to use a fake iPad as an explosive on a flight was reportedly the reason the United States and United Kingdom banned electronics from select flights.

The majority of those betting on Trump's presidency say he'll be kicked out before the end of his first term.

Both U.S. presidential administrations have referenced "strategic patience" when dealing with Pyongyang's nuclear ambitions.

President Donald Trump says that canceling the Obama-era Clean Power Plan will spur job growth.

Melania Trump appeared at a Republican fundraising event at Mar-a-Lago wearing these pricey Louboutin pumps.

The family's Washington, D.C. neighborhood has complained about lingering trash, lack of parking availability and tight security.

The first lady was reportedly set to appear at Wednesday's International Women of Courage Award ceremony as a special guest.

Trump told reporters his failing on his campaign promise was a learning experience. But what does that mean for the future of his agenda?

The Trump Administration said Kushner isn't paid a dime to comply with nepotism laws.

U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown sounds alarm on reports that President Trump will appoint a former Anthem lobbyist to run the Justice Department's antitrust unit.

Many people on social media tried to debunk the president’s latest claim about declining numbers of illegal border crossings, but Trump may be right about this one.

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al Abadi said the ISIS threat will continue until the group is pushed not only out of Iraq but also Syria and other Middle East countries.

Tehran announced Sunday sanctions against 15 American companies, which it said supported terrorism or violated human rights.

The longtime Trump associate says he would have needed a "time machine" to engage in collusion with the Russians.

The Vermont senator said the failure of the Affordable Care Act replacement was "a major victory for the working families."

Charter CEO Tom Rutledge promised President Donald Trump his company would make a massive investment in broadband infrastructure and would create 20,000 new jobs in the U.S.—which it had already promised to do under Obama.

Many analysts expected the market to take a nosedive in the event of the bill's delay, but when news broke that GOP lawmakers had pulled it, the opposite took place.

The tech community responded with disbelief following an interview with Trump Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin in which he suggested AI wouldn't affect jobs in the United States for 50-100 years.

Democrats in Congress want to know who gets the president's ear at the "Winter White House."