Trump has said the unprecedented $400 million gift, will be transferred to his library after his term ends. S wapna Venugopal Ramaswamy is a White House correspondent for USA TODAY.

President Donald Trump on Thursday continued his extraordinary and targeted verbal attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, calling for a massive 2.5-point reduction in interest rates.

Why did the Juneteeth federal holiday survive Trump’s war on DEI? Surprisingly, Trump pledged to recognize the holiday commemorating the end of slavery back in 2020. A year later, Biden signed ...

President Trump’s administration has ordered a crisis service for LGBTQ youth to close within 30 days in a move that opponents have said will have dire consequences. The Substance Abuse and ...

President Donald Trump spent $45 million to throw himself a huge parade — and now, he's mad at everyone for not making it more fabulous.

President Trump has increasingly pointed to rate cuts by other central banks as he pressures Jerome H. Powell, the Fed chair, to reduce borrowing costs. By Deborah B. Solomon If the Federal ...

Trump: 'Now I'm the hunter' This week, the White House traded a bust sitting in the Oval Office of the civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr. for one of former British Prime Minister Winston ...

TikTok extension a relief for social media influencers, users TikTok has over 1.8 billion monthly active users worldwide, with more than 170 million users in America alone. Trump's decision to ...

Trump appears close to doing so, and people like Carlson and Bannon are loudly proclaiming that this would betray the MAGA movement—which in turn is angering Trump.

An insistence on making Trump’s 2017 tax cuts permanent, which massively increases their long-term cost. An accounting gimmick whereby the Senate wants to pretend those tax cuts have no impact ...

On Monday, the Trump family company announced it was licensing its name to a new wireless service dubbed Trump Mobile—and a soon-to-be released gold-plated smartphone called the T1.

The Trump Organization on Monday announced the creation of a new wireless service called Trump Mobile that it hopes will rival US telecom providers like AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile.