The U.S. Department of Agriculture, which administers the food program, says its hands are tied by the shutdown.

The president tried to have it both ways when discussing his plans for 2028 elections.

Nearly four weeks into the shutdown, hundreds of thousands of workers are furloughed and missing paychecks.

Margaret Brennan's criticism of Jeffries seemed a little forced and perhaps there's a reason.

The newspaper's editorial gushing over the president's demolition and rebuilding project contained a weird passage.

The former president spoke publicly for the first time since completing a round of radiation therapy for an aggressive form of prostate cancer.

Fox News’ Jesse Watters laughed at the offensive moment.

“I’d be apopleptic,” confessed James Lankford.

Trump went in for a “routine yearly checkup” earlier this month, just six months after his annual physical.

The newspaper's conservative editorial board declared the president was "wrong" on two counts and "shouldn’t get away" with it.