As soon as he took office for the second time, Donald Trump made it clear that there would be dramatic changes in US government policy. This column describes how President Trump’s actions may have undermined his stated goal to “Make America Great Again” with low inflation and high rates of growth and employment. Instead, the policies seem more likely to deliver additional frustration and disappointment for most Americans.

A new work in Washington from composer Damien Geter and librettist Jarrod Lee depicts the life and legend of the great guitarist.

Votes are set for Thursday on a Republican proposal that would fund health savings accounts and a rival Democratic plan extending enhanced Obamacare payments.

The Justice Department points to Caribbean military strikes as it appeals an immigration defeat.

Other nations are busy expanding commercial ties, as the U.S. economy is increasingly isolated.

The Food and Drug Administration has delayed a promised review of safety data for the abortion drug mifepristone at Commissioner Marty Makary’s request to put it off until after the midterm elections,...

Trump is showing signs that he’s lost the physical stamina to do the job.

Mike Benz was brought aboard to find evidence for his claims that the agency is secretly a spy operation.

Democrat Eileen Higgins won the Miami mayor’s race on Tuesday, defeating a Republican endorsed by President Donald Trump to end her party’s nearly three-decade losing streak.

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On Consumer Reports' latest ranking of used car reliability, Tesla came in dead last with a rating not even half of the top placed brand.

Two parents settled their lawsuit against Houston ISD after the district agreed to only refer to their child by their legal name and female pronouns.

Massachusetts is the latest state to give shooters legal protection if they accidentally kill someone while lawfully defending themselves.