President Donald Trump has shared an update on where he stands on Sean "Diddy" Combs ' criminal conviction.

US President Donald Trump has confirmed he has no plans to pardon Sean 'Diddy' Combs after the shammed hip-hop mogul wrote him a letter asking for the politician to review his conviction on two counts...

President Donald Trump announced in an early Friday morning Truth Social post that he has "cancelled the previously expected second Wave of Attacks" against Venezuela in light of the nation's "coopera...

US President Donald Trump has said he will meet his Colombian counterpart Gustavo Petro at the White House in the "near future", just days after saying an operation targeting Colombia "sounds good".

"The indication was that they were already preparing something, a military operation," Petro said.

Dozens of Republicans voted with Democrats in favor of overriding two of President Donald Trump's vetoes during his second term in office.

Senate Republicans on Thursday lamented President Trump’s call for the ouster of five GOP members who voted with Democrats and dealt him a blow on the Venezuela war powers resolution, indicating the p...

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.), who had introduced the pipeline bill, slammed Trump in a statement, arguing that she must have “missed the rally where he stood in Colorado and promised to personally de...

Shares in defense contractors such as Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman slumped Wednesday after President Donald Trump pledged to block the companies’ dividends, stock buybacks and what he described as “Over Compensation of Executives” until the sector speeds up its production and maintenance of military equipment.

U.S. defense companies came under ‌fire ​from President Donald Trump this ‌week, after he pledged to block them from paying ​dividends or buying back shares until they accelerated production.

Northrop was down 5.5%, Lockheed fell 4.8%, General Dynamics lost 4.2% and and RTX retreated 2.3%.

President Donald Trump’s pledge to bar Wall Street investors from buying single-family homes had the feel of a counterpunch on behalf of consumers frustrated by a yearslong housing crisis. But experts immediately questioned whether such a ban would do much to alleviate the high prices and supply shortages in many American communities — or even make them worse.

President Donald Trump has announced a step to tackle the issue of housing affordability.