The Latest Breaking News from the White House

Colorado's attorney general is suing the Trump administration over the White House's plans to move the headquarters of U.S. Space Command from Colorado Springs to Huntsville, Alabama.

Here's a closer look at what the president's compensation would be in the coming years of his second term, and what it has been historically.

Senate Democrats are slamming Republican counterparts over their exclusion from a White House briefing on the administration's strikes in the Caribbean and the Eastern Pacific.

The Trump administration organized a Republican-only classified briefing on military strikes in the Caribbean, angering Democrats.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Wednesday blasted President Donald Trump over an impending lapse in food assistance, accusing the White House of "using Americans as hostages" by refusing to extend Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits on Nov. 1 while the government shutdown grinds on.

Otherwise Trump isn't planning to budge on the nearly month-old shutdown, even with as many as 42 million people set to lose food stamp benefits Saturday.

The move comes as the ongoing government shutdown restricts the release of critical economic data.

Despite the president’s brag to the contrary, his overall favorability is down again in latest survey of public opinion about his performance as commander-in-chief

Letter warns White House of ‘blatant corruption’ risk from contributing companies with business before government

White House said it will re-appoint members to the Commission of Fine Arts that are closely aligned with the president

The Trump administration is so confident that its military campaign in the Caribbean, which includes strikes against alleged drug boats, is so popular that it doesn't need approval from Congress, according to a new report.