A year into his second term, the president’s foreign entanglements and trade wars have eclipsed the domestic agenda he campaigned on.

The Venezuelan opposition leader spoke to reporters in Washington the day after she gave her Nobel Peace Prize medal to President Donald Trump.

Danish and Greenlandic officials plan to rebuff U.S. overtures at Wednesday’s White House meeting, while NATO discusses “next steps.”

The Michigan senator’s new bill would use executive power to increase domestic production and waive regulations to address America’s housing shortage crisis.

U.S. ships had been tailing one of them, a Russian-flagged vessel, for weeks.

Days after seizing Venezuela’s president, the administration said force to acquire the Danish territory is “always an option,” rattling NATO allies.

The administration is citing a DOJ opinion to justify the strikes, but keeping it classified.

“We have two willing countries. We have two willing partners,” Trump insisted. “Either it’s going to end or it’s going to go on for a very long time.”

Foreign diplomats say the president’s embrace of Steve Witkoff and the emir of Qatar is frustrating nations that have backed the U.S. for decades.

In a swing district in a swing state, the expiration of Affordable Care Act subsidies is resonating in voters’ lives — and Republicans may pay the price in the midterm elections.