Amber Phillips

The Supreme Court has been deferential to the president’s attempts to limit immigration, experts say.

Trump is driving a controversy at the World Cup that risks undermining the United States’ success in the tournament so far and could add to a global perception that the nation is embedded in corruption that goes beyond soccer.

Graham Platner has just days to drop out of a Senate contest that Democrats almost certainly need to win in November to retake the Senate majority next year.

President Donald Trump's declaration Wednesday that the U.S.-Iran ceasefire was “over” thrusts him and his administration back into a familiar

Republicans face fall elections tied to a conflict most voters oppose, unable to end it and mostly unwilling to break with the man who started it.

More fighting could keep gas and grocery prices high.

Some Democrats are worried an unapologetic liberal could squander their hopes.

He met with NATO leaders, and a judge ordered him to pay $5.8 million for defamation.

What it changes about the Senate and November’s midterm elections, and what it doesn't.

A judge accused the president of abusing the court system to get it.