The Latest Breaking News from Donald Trump

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) said on Thursday that President Donald Trump is "openly seeking revenge on his political opponents," pointing to the federal indictment of New York Attorney General Letitia James as the latest example of what she called an escalating use of the Justice Department against critics.

As countries mark World Day Against the Death Penalty on Friday – a day after France honoured Robert Badinter, the man who ended it in the country – experts say capital punishment is still failing to stop crime and instead fuels violence.

National Guard troops are expected to begin patrolling in Memphis

The Norwegian Nobel Committee will announce on Friday who has won the Nobel Peace Prize, a highly coveted but notoriously unpredictable award

The US president’s clash with Spain began in June ahead of the NATO summit, where just days before leaders convened in The Hague, Spain announced that it would not comply with Trump’s demands of raising defence spending to 5% of GDP.

“The Nobel Committee is an independent body and the Norwegian government has no involvement in determining the prizes, but I’m not sure Trump knows that.”

There are jubilant scenes in both Gaza and Israel after both sides in the war have agreed to another ceasefire. If all goes well, this will be only the third ceasefire to be implemented by Israel and Hamas, despite there being numerous other agreements to try to stop the violence.

“I think that it is awful, and the audacity of someone who makes six figures a year to do this to military families is insane,” the voter told House Speaker Mike Johnson

Ford Motor Co. (NYSE:F) has reportedly rolled back the EV incentives it planned to offer beyond President Donald Trump's September 30 deadline, following rival General Motors Co. (NYSE:GM), which reportedly scaled back on the incentives after concerns expressed by Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH), a former car dealer currently active in…

Federal judges in two states are considering challenges to the government’s treatment of Kilmar Abrego Garcia

Economist Lynette Zang issued a stark warning about the future of the U.S. dollar and global monetary stability, pointing to the implications of President Donald Trump's “Genius Act” and the rapid rise of stablecoins.