President Donald Trump has drawn a hard line in the debate over AI, warning that his White House will treat anyone who rejects his preferred terminology as an adversary. The declaration, made on

President Donald Trump stopped cold on the White House South Lawn on Wednesday, October 7, leaving reporters waiting as he paused until his traveling party caught up. Footage from the scene showed the president,

Trump called Mike Ditka "a tough cookie" and "a winner" after learning of the Hall of Fame Chicago Bears coach's death on the South Lawn Friday.

The president seized a second day to single out the cable personality.

Two and a Half Men creator sends message to Trump in latest TV premiere - Chuck Lorre joked that he doesn’t ‘disagree’ with the White House’s suggestion he seek psychiatric help

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The Trump administration has threatened to demolish the iconic performing arts center unless the president’s name is added to the building.

Fox News' Sean Hannity addresses rumors he's married to Ainsley Earhardt, and discusses Trump, Stephen A. Smith and Roger Ailes' firing.

Oil traders who strapped into the market rollercoaster that began when the US resumed military strikes against Iran eight months ago are becoming more circumspect about buying or selling crude based on the words of President Donald Trump.