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Miles Taylor told Newsweek that Trump mused about wanting to "strike North Korea with a nuclear weapon" during his first term.
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Alvin Bragg dodges mentioning signature Trump case as he campaigns for district attorney re-election
Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg distances himself from Trump conviction on 34 felony counts while campaigning for re-election as Manhattan's top prosecutor.
Watch live as Trump boards Air Force One to leave Washington, D.C. for Halloween weekend in Palm Beach. It's the opening for social season at the president's Mar-a-Lago.
The resumption of nuclear weapons testing by the United States will undermine national security, advocates told Newsweek.
Regional players are unlikely to want their forces to “fight Hamas or get caught in the crossfire,” a former U.S. ambassador to Israel told NBC News.
What do residents in Florida and across the US think of Trump and how he’s doing as president? His latest approval ratings during government shutdown
U.S. President Donald Trump is meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday and Newsweek has rounded up five things Trump will be trying to get.
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have agreed to postpone export controls on rare earths and chips as part of a broad one-year trade deal reached by the US and Chinese leaders at a summit in South Korea.
Trump is headed back to Palm Beach for Halloween weekend. But before that, he and Melania will trick-or-treat at the White House.
President Donald Trump wrote earlier this month on Truth Social: "Wow! Jack Smith and the Biden DOJ spied on Republican Senators and a least one Republican Congressman. This is really bad 'stuff.' They tried to take down the Republican Party, and got caught!!!"
After months of haggling, bluffing and fist-shaking, America and China appear to have a trade deal. Meeting in a pokey room at a South Korean airbase on October 30th, President Donald Trump and his counterpart,
Trump called a pending trade deal with South Korea 'pretty much finalized' after months of deadlock over details of investment in the US.
Barack Obama and his aides are reworking his longstanding strategy of minimizing his public presence to allow the next generation of Democrats to emerge. President Donald Trump’s moves to block Democrats from power since his return to the White House and his calls to indict or shut down liberal institutions might,