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A day after the 911 calls were released in the death of Young Scooter, Atlanta police say they have made an arrest.

First lady Melania Trump honored eight global leaders — including an Israeli hostage and disability rights advocate — with the 2025 International Women of Courage Award at a State Department ceremony.

President Trump is meeting with top officials to explore potential buyers for TikTok, with a national ban at stake. Here's what's at risk.

Over 30% of Americans have stopped buying eggs due to their exorbitant costs, according to a study by Clarify Capital.

The U.S. government says it mistakenly deported a Maryland man to El Salvador as part of the Trump administration's recent immigration reforms. 

Lines of HHS employees arrived at work Tuesday to see if they still had a job, by checking if their badges still worked.

Senate Democrats are putting GOP support to the test by forcing a vote to nullify the emergency declaration that forms the basis for Trump's tariffs on Canada. Here's what to know.

Gov. Ron DeSantis opposes a proposed sales-tax cut, pushing instead for property tax relief.

"Liberation Day" is what President Donald Trump is calling the day he announces a new round of tariffs targeting foreign goods.

The order will ensure price transparency at all stages of ticket purchasing.

Americans still support the president’s immigration policy but differ when it comes to his stance on tariffs and handling of the economy, a recent poll shows.

The 22nd Amendment states that "no person shall be elected to the office of the President more than twice."

President Donald Trump has revealed plans to remove a tree from the White House thought to have been planted by former President Andrew Jackson in the early 1800s.

He also said “it is far too early to think about it.”

President Trump did something he rarely does on Sunday morning: He called an NBC News journalist to complain about Russian President Vladimir Putin.

President Donald Trump is making his clearest commitment to not fire anyone over an embarrassing accidental leak of his administration’s plans for an airstrike against the Houthis in Yemen.

As anti-Elon Musk "Tesla Takedown" protests break out across the United States, law enforcement officers in Florida have been ordered to respond and monitor the events.

New billboards across Central Florida showcase warnings about how tariffs could impact Americans — paid for by Canada. The billboards are part of a new campaign launched by Canadian government officials, which aims to target 12 states in the United States, including Florida.