The Trump administration's press office has been accused of disregarding inquiries from journalists who include their gender pronouns in their email signatures.

In the aftermath of the upheaval in Syria, ISIS is gradually regaining its foothold amidst the remnants of Bashar al-Assad's former regime.

In a recent CNBC panel discussion, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, a Democrat, faced criticism from host Joe Kernen for her assertion that corporations are engaging in "price gouging" as a reaction to President Donald Trump's tariffs.

President Donald Trump, bolstered by his allies and supporters, is eager to engage in a particular debate, a debate that the Democrats, for reasons they are aware of but cannot openly acknowledge, seem intent on providing.

The notion of Venezuela, a nation grappling with the consequences of socialism, orchestrating an invasion of the United States might seem far-fetched.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has been instrumental in maintaining what is being touted as the most secure border in American history.

In what may initially appear as a triumph for mainstream media, the reality may not be as gratifying as anticipated.

The White House has expressed strong disapproval of a report by the New York Times that scrutinizes Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s review of recommendations to encourage states to eliminate fluoride from drinking water.

In a bid to curb activist litigation and judicial overreach, government attorneys have been pushing for litigants to pay bonds when they attempt to obstruct the policies of the Trump administration.

Melanie Krause, the acting Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), is reportedly stepping down in the wake of a new interdepartmental agreement between the Treasury and Homeland Security departments.