President Donald Trump brought an unusual “pardon” promise to his Oklahoma rally Thursday night — telling former NBA players Dennis Rodman and Enes Kanter Freedom they could enter women’s sports and shatter the record books. With both basketball veterans in attendance in
President Donald Trump is refusing to rule out demolishing the Kennedy Center, leaving the performing arts institution’s future uncertain as a legal battle over its name and renovation plans continues. Asked in an interview with TIME, published Oct. 1, whether he would
President Donald Trump has overseen sweeping changes to the White House, but he says one proposed project received an immediate rejection: tearing down the Oval Office. In an interview with TIME published Thursday, Trump recalled seeing Secret Service personnel examining the room
President Donald Trump says he would consider pardoning members of his administration before leaving office, pointing to Joe Biden’s final-day pardons as a precedent. The remarks came during a Sept. 28 White House interview with Time published Oct. 1. Asked whether he
President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown is headed for another Supreme Court showdown. The justices agreed Thursday, Oct. 1, to hear Rhoney v. Barbosa da Cunha, a challenge that could determine whether immigrants who entered the United States without lawful admission must remain
President Donald Trump on Wednesday hailed the final departure of American troops from Iraq as a victory for both nations, declaring that the United States had reached the end of its military mission against ISIS in the country. “It’s a victory for
President Donald Trump’s pick for surgeon general moved a step closer to confirmation Wednesday, as a Senate committee advanced Dr. Nicole Saphier’s nomination after months of delays in filling the nation’s top public health spokesperson role. The Senate Health, Education, Labor and
President Donald Trump unveiled America.gov on Tuesday, launching an AI-powered website intended to make dealing with the federal government easier — with Secretary of State Marco Rubio announcing plans to let Americans apply for their first passport entirely online in 2027. Speaking
President Donald Trump’s push for a national overhaul of college sports took a major step forward Monday night when the Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act, 77–22. The bill now heads to the House, where its path remains uncertain. The legislation,
President Donald Trump spent Monday at the White House, where he announced plans for a $15 billion steel mill in Iowa. The Oval Office appearance also brought comments on Iran and a promise to return to Iowa as his midterm campaign travel
