Trump Talks Tariffs, Oil, and Geopolitics in First Oval Office Interview

The Jan. 22 broadcast completes a two-part conversation with Sean Hannity. WASHINGTON—In the second half of his first Oval Office interview, President Donald J. Trump outlined more of his agenda at the beginning of his second term. The Jan. 23 broadcast finished an interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity. The first half, which aired

House Republican Proposes Amendment to Allow Trump to Serve 3rd Term

President Donald Trump has joked about running for a third term but previously said in an interview with Time magazine that he wouldn’t support such a move. Rep. Andy Ogles has proposed revising a constitutional amendment that would allow President Donald Trump to serve three terms. The Tennessee Republican on Thursday called for a revision

RFK Jr. Says He’s Resigned From Children’s Health Defense

Trump’s top health nominee noted his resignation as part of his ethics agreement. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., the president’s nominee to run the Department of Health and Human Services, confirmed in federal documents he had parted ways with his nonprofit Children’s Health Defense. In a Jan. 21 ethics agreement, the environmental lawyer and Make America

The 8 Executive Actions That Will Drive the Trump Energy Agenda

President Trump signed 46 executive actions in the hours after his inauguration on Jan. 20 with many of them multi-pronged mixes of more than 200 executive orders, directives, and policy guidance designed to prompt a “whole-of-government” sea change in administration. At least eight relate directly to energy policy with four eliminating more than 200 rules,

Trump Says He’ll Urge the Fed to Lower Interest Rates When Oil Prices Drop

While Trump didn’t specify what oil price level he thinks would justify an immediate interest-rate decrease, energy costs are known to impact inflation. President Donald Trump said Thursday that once oil prices drop, he will demand that the U.S. Federal Reserve lowers interest rates immediately, setting the stage for possible friction with policymakers at the