As he did during his first term, President Trump could deny abortion providers ... Affiliate chief executives wear bulletproof vests to and from work. This past year, a clinic in Florida was ...

Some figures within MAGA seized upon Zelensky's attire as a point of conflict amid Friday's verbal clash in the White House.

President Trump has revoked the security detail for Mark T. Esper, a former defense secretary who is among several officials who are facing threats from Iran because of actions they took on behalf ...

President Trump has revoked the security detail for former Defense Secretary Mark Esper, adding him a slew of others who have had their security provisions taken away after being critical of the ...

During his presidential campaign, Donald Trump promised to end federal taxation of Social Security retirement benefits. This isn't something he can do unilaterally. White House press secretary ...

On Wednesday, he said the agreement “may be part of future security guarantees, but I want to understand the broader vision. What awaits Ukraine?” Trump remains noncommittal about any American ...

A portion of Social Security benefits may also be taxable. Six years of President Trump's publicly released federal tax returns tell the tale. For most retirees, Social Security income is ...

President Trump on Sunday said that he has revoked the security clearances of people he doesn’t respect, days after he said he would end former President Biden’s security clearance.

Although there's no immediate concern to Social Security from the House GOP budget resolution, President Trump may not hold true to his word of not touching Social Security. The House GOP wants to ...

Feb 5 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has revoked federal security protection for former U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper, the New York Times reported on Wednesday, citing two people with ...

Much of President Donald Trump’s immigration and border security agenda has been driven by the actions of former President Joe Biden, causing Trump to take even more steps during his second term ...