President Trump has declared that he will put a 25 percent tariff on all automobiles manufactured outside of the US.

Politicians look to curb Federal District Court judge's powers after a ruling prevents the Trump administration from deporting members of the violent Tren De Aragua gang.

The Trump administration is still doing damage control after his national security team accidentally adds an Atlantic report to a group chat on Signal to discuss an attack on Yemen.

The DC Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals has ruled that they will not block the judge's order to temporarily prohibit deportations. President Trump signs an executive order that would require proof of citizenship in order to register to vote in federal elections.

President Trump announces a 25 percent tariff on all imported automobiles. Some economist worry that this will cause inflation while others focus on the money that tariffs would generate.

Cabinet members in the Trump administration accidently add an Atlantic Reporter to a Signal group chat discussing a military operation in Yemen.

Should a district court judge be able to stop the executive branch in carrying out deportations of illegal immigrants found to be members of the violent gang Tren De Aragua? The Supreme Court may have to weigh in.

Uncertainty continues to drive down consumer confidence and cause volatility on the stock market. Arthur Brooks talks about the mood of the nation amidst political divisiveness.

A D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals Judge, Patricia Millett, claims that Nazis were given more due process than the illegal migrant gang members deported by the Trump administration.

President Trump threatens to impose tariffs on countries purchasing Venezuelan oil. The new Prime Minister of Canada calls for snap elections so he can sit down and speak with President Trump about a potential trade war between the US and Canada.