The president isn't the most tech-savvy fascist around.

They wanted to be in the room where it happens (and the "it" is corruption).

A series of shifting and often contradictory tariff policies have left a mess in their wake. Will Trump actually stick to this threat?

The vice president has some advice for young Americans.

Donald Trump woke up Friday morning and threatened Apple with a 25 percent tariff on any iPhones sold in the US that are not manufactured in America.

In a Truth Social post, Trump claimed that he had "long ago" told Apple CEO Tim Cook that Apple's plan to manufacture iPhones for the US market in India was unacceptable. Only US-made iPhones should be sold here, he said.

"If that is not the case, a tariff of at least 25 percent must be paid by Apple to the US," Trump said.

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Trump said on Truth Social that he wants iPhones to "be manufactured and built in the United States, not India, or anyplace else," though experts warn it would skyrocket prices

"They're going crazy over MAHA," Trump said to cheers at the White House on Thursday.

Ryan Walters, the Oklahoma schools superintendent, has made major changes to the state's public school curriculum, including mandating Bibles in every classroom

North Korea is trying desperately to modernize its navy.

The president's unique vocabulary was on display once again as he signed a new executive order

During an awkward Oval Office meeting attended by reporters, Trump confronted South African President Cyril Ramaphosa with skewed "evidence" that White farmers are facing genocide in the foreign nation

Gabbard's chief of staff, Joe Kent, reportedly instructed the National Intelligence Council to edit official assessments so that they aligned with Trump’s statements about Venezuelan gang activity

Is it good when a defense contractor talks about the "cleansing function" of war?

12 Eagles players were absent when the team visited the White House on April 28

Rolling Stone writes that Billy Long's X account has a porn problem.

In sparking his global trade war, Donald Trump seems to have maintained a glaring blind spot when it comes to protecting one of America's greatest trade advantages: the export of digital services.

Experts have warned that the consequences for Silicon Valley could be far-reaching.

In a report released Tuesday, an intelligence firm that tracks global trade risks, Allianz Trade, shared results of a survey of 4,500 firms worldwide, designed "to capture the impact of the escalation of trade tensions." Amid other key findings, the group warned that the US's fixation on the country's trillion-dollar goods deficit risks rocking "the fastest-growing segment of global trade," America's "invisible exports" of financial and digital services.

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Real estate developer Charles Kusher — who once paid a prostitute to sabotage his brother-in-law's marriage — was previously convicted of illegal campaign contributions, tax evasion, and witness tampering

After mislabeling Biden's stage 4 prostate cancer diagnosis as "stage 9," which does not exist, Trump again raised questions about the former president's cognitive health

“Has anyone noticed that, since I said 'I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT,' she's no longer 'HOT?' ” Trump wrote online Friday, May 16

Wendy McMahon’s departure marks the second high-profile leadership change at the network in less than a month