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On a day where global markets were plunging, the president somehow thought a cryptic five-word all caps post on his Truth Social platform would ease minds.

President Donald Trump promised that his "policies will never change" as the market plunged following the announcement of massive tariffs.

The judges on a New York appeals court realized within seconds that the man addressing them from a video screen not only had no law degree, he didn't exist at all.

The optimism from the White House press secretary comes days after President Donald Trump's "liberation day" tariff news sparked economic panic.

The cuts were a mistake he’d always planned to make, Kennedy said in head-scratching remarks.

Tariffs? What tariffs? Senate Republicans are rushing to pass tax cuts while odds of an economic recession spike.

Ed Martin spoke at a “Stop the Steal” rally on the eve of the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

A massive chunk of the federal workforce would lose their union rights if Trump is allowed to move forward with his plan.

Two unvaccinated people have died from measles-related causes since February.

The conservative host launched a rambling defense of President Donald Trump’s tariff trade war.

Beijing accused the U.S. of "a typical unilateral bullying practice that endangers the stability of the global economic and trade order."

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen sent a defiant message amid Donald Trump's bid to control the Danish territory.

The president's critics urged reporters to ignore the demand and keep bringing it up.

The "Late Show" host launched an urgent appeal to "the cabal" after Trump's tariffs caused the stock market to crash.

The president offered a first look at a card with his face on it that looks to grant wealthy buyers with a pathway to American citizenship.

"They cratered the damn stock market and gave us nothing," the longtime CNBC host said.

Columnist Eugene Robinson wrote that the billionaire's plans "spurred" his departure after over four decades at the newspaper.

Harmeet Dhillon, an election denier and legal adviser to Trump, will now lead the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice.

David Kessler warned time is running out before the Trump administration's cuts to the Department of Health and Human Services become "beyond fixable."

The senator delivered a fiery speech before his fellow colleagues voted against his resolutions that would have blocked $8.8 billion in arms sales to Israel.

"There’s a point at which time Elon’s gotta have to leave," the president told reporters.

"It's not a secret" that RH, formerly known as Restoration Hardware, sources most of its products from Asia, CEO Gary Friedman told investors.

The altercation allegedly began when the wife of First American Financial Corporation exec Kenneth DiGeorgio asked another cruise passenger to stop dancing barefoot.

But he also said there could be room to negotiate, echoing the president's assertions about the U.S. being exploited by trading partners.

The trial had just begun with opening statements and the first witnesses.

The New York City mayor was hit with bribery charges in September, which a judge dismissed earlier this week.

The young men now face a maximum of 30 days in jail if convicted of causing the Table Rock State Park wildfire.

The Kentucky senator was one of only four Republicans to vote against the Canada tariffs and the emergency powers Trump is using to impose them.

The Republican Accountability Project's montage shows the stunning 180 that's been performed by many of the party's highest-profile lawmakers.

Scott Bessent last month admitted “there are no guarantees” the U.S. won't plunge into a recession under Donald Trump.

The president launched into another unexpected aside over the word "groceries."

Sources told The New York Times that the president doesn't intend to cut ties with Musk after the billionaire leaves the government.

The conservative newspaper's editorial board listed some of the ways the move could backfire on the president and his agenda.

Former Vice President Mike Pence, Sen. Rand Paul and others slammed the tariffs as a tax hike on American families.

The Democratic congresswoman had it with the attorney general after she warned Crockett to "tread very carefully" with her Elon Musk criticism.

Harry Enten said this move by the billionaire "may have backfired" after Judge Brad Schimel's defeat in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race.

Wednesday's vote marked a rare bipartisan rebuke of the Trump administration’s erratic trade policies amid growing fears of an economic recession.

“You traveled to Washington to surrender before you had even begun to fight," the family of the late Judge Simon Rifkind wrote to the chairman of Paul Weiss.

Social media users immediately saw through Musk’s attempt to save face after his preferred candidate, Judge Brad Schimel, lost.

Keith Self referenced a statement of Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels during a Congressional hearing on an alleged "censorship industrial complex."

The Democratic strategist joined MSNBC's "The Beat" on Tuesday to share his bafflement about the impending levies — and his personal theory behind them.

More than $5,000,000 to more than 100 people is likely owed for work performed before the 2024 election, the suit claims.

The cable news channel continues to get reshaped ahead of a split from NBC.

Ron Klain reportedly thought the 81-year-old president was "out of touch with American politics" and “enraptured” with being head of NATO.

Judge Dale Ho dismissed the case against the New York City mayor with prejudice, denying the Trump administration the ability to bring those charges back in the future.

The president's threats have given way to concrete preparations for seizing control of Greenland, according to The Washington Post.

The rock icon said he's worried about what may happen following his upcoming stops in Europe.

Despite the president’s false claims, Americans actually pay U.S. tariffs — meaning his “liberation day” announcement is about liberating Americans from their money

The conservative newspaper's editorial board predicted how the president's dismissive comment could be used against Republicans.

Frank Luntz discussed the impact of the New Jersey senator's marathon 25-hour speech.