The president’s trade policies have caught smaller nations between the U.S. and China as the world’s two most formidable economic powers vie for dominance.
Whistleblower Charles Borges said he was stepping down as chief data officer for the Social Security Administration because of the agency's "actions against me."
Lisa Cook's fight to keep her job is likely just the beginning of a battle over the future of the Federal Reserve as Trump tries to shape the central bank.
The Department of Government Efficiency put Social Security numbers and other sensitive data on a vulnerable server, a new whistleblower complaint alleges.
BALTIMORE — Kilmar Abrego Garcia, who reunited with his family last week after 160 days apart following his mistaken deportation to El Salvador, was taken into ICE custody Monday after an immigration check-in, but a judge later ruled that he cannot be deported, for now
A senior Army official said some troops were deploying with D.C. police Tuesday night, and that their mobilization marked the beginning of the deployment of 800 National Guard members.
Billy Long, sworn in just under two months ago, was the sixth person to hold the job this year. He told NBC News he'll be the next U.S. ambassador to Iceland.
Edward Coristine, the Trump administration employee nicknamed "Big Balls," was the victim of a carjacking and assault in Washington over the weekend, police said.
The director of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center announced her resignation Monday, marking yet another high-profile departure as questions loom about the agency’s budget and future
The Social Security Administration said Thursday that it had hired Edward Coristine, the 19-year-old nicknamed “Big Balls” who the White House said earlier in the week had left the Trump administration
