President Donald Trump’s new director of national intelligence, Jay Clayton, was sworn in Monday, ending an unusual transition that kept controversial acting intelligence chief Bill Pulte in charge for nearly a week after Clayton’s Senate confirmation. The Senate confirmed Clayton last Tuesday
President Donald Trump will trade the White House Cabinet Room for the secluded grounds of Camp David on Friday as his administration confronts a growing list of challenges at home and abroad. Trump is scheduled to host his 13th Cabinet meeting of
President Donald Trump formally kicked off a new initiative Thursday designed to connect military veterans with trucking careers while cutting red tape that can delay their transition into the civilian workforce. Dubbed “Freedom Haulers,” the White House-led campaign brings together the departments
President Donald Trump’s White House is making a notable change to its communications operation. Deputy press secretary and special assistant to the president Abigail Jackson announced Wednesday that she will leave the administration for a position with OnMessage Public Strategies. Her final
A federal judge handed President Donald Trump a legal victory Monday by dismissing a lawsuit that accused his Religious Liberty Commission of improperly excluding certain faiths and viewpoints. U.S. District Judge John P. Cronan, a Trump appointee serving in New York, rejected
New York City’s busiest rail hub could soon receive a new name — and President Donald Trump remains the most obvious candidate for the honor. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy revealed the administration’s intention to rename New York Penn Station in a July
President Donald Trump moved quickly this week to reassert control over his administration’s immigration enforcement strategy after Homeland Security officials temporarily paused most ICE vehicle stops without first receiving White House approval. The episode has fueled new questions about Trump’s working relationship
President Donald Trump suffered one of the biggest judicial setbacks of his second term Tuesday after the Supreme Court struck down his executive order ending automatic birthright citizenship for children born in the United States to illegal immigrants and many temporary visa
Secretary of State Marco Rubio will travel to the Middle East this week as the Trump administration works to advance negotiations with Iran following last week’s memorandum of understanding. Rubio is scheduled to visit the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Bahrain, where
President Donald Trump announced early Wednesday that he is pulling the plug on a scheduled Senate confirmation hearing for his Director of National Intelligence nominee, Jay Clayton, escalating an already bitter standoff over surveillance powers, election integrity legislation, and control of the
