Trump said he would make ‘wonderful trade deals’ for India and the United States while Modi talked of a ’mega partnership’ between the two nations. NEW DELHI—As U.S. President Donald Trump and India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi met last week at the White House, their focus was clear. While ensuring their nations’ best interests, the
President Donald Trump announced on social media Monday that he would be nominating interim U.S. Attorney for D.C. Ed Martin to head the office after Martin took the helm shortly after Trump's inauguration.
The claim comes amid reports that the Department of Government Efficiency is auditing the agency. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Monday said that he and his wife were targeted in an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax audit and posted a document stating he owed the agency more than $33,000. In a post on social media
A federal judge set a Wednesday court hearing to consider the Justice Department's motion to dismiss New York City Mayor Eric Adams' corruption case.
Mar-a-Lago Palm Beach, Florida (February 18, 2025) 4:13 P.M. EST THE PRESIDENT: I want to thank some of the great people from the Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office. They’re here to take photographs, and it’s my honor to do so. Also, the fire department, the great firefighters. So, they’re here throughout the room, and
The open letter to ‘career federal prosecutors’ follows the resignation of multiple federal attorneys in recent days. Hundreds of former federal prosecutors, including former special counsel Jack Smith, have signed an open letter defending Department of Justice (DOJ) officials who recently resigned. They claim that the department is facing chaos under the Trump administration. In
Democratic tensions over immigration policy have heightened in recent months, with swing-district Democrats supporting President Donald Trump’s crackdown on sanctuary cities even as immigration groups threaten a “break” between the party and progressives. Some Democratic lawmakers are openly blaming the party’s progressive wing for its election loss in November and expressing worry that interest groups