A federal judge says he'll order the Trump administration to provide more information about its deal to house immigrants in a prison in El Salvador. Judge James E.

U.S. and Chinese delegations in Switzerland will meet in Switzerland this weekend in their first major talks since President ...

Excerpts from recent editorials in the United States and abroad: ___ May 6 The New York Times on Trump's comments about a possible third presidential term When Republicans took control of Congress in ...

A newly declassified memo destroys Trump’s justification for using a wartime powers law to round up Venezuelan immigrants and ...

Illinois Democrat Gov. JB Pritzker has instructed state officials to examine boycott options against El Salvador as a response to ...

So, no, the atrocities taking place in El Salvador are far from the first time the United States has done something like this ...

Even if El Salvador’s president has ironically called himself the “coolest dictator in the world,” he’s a dictator ...

Amid wars and diplomatic standoffs, Trump increasingly turns to former campaign adversary -- now secretary of state and new ...

After years of security theater, all too many Americans seem ready to accept Trump’s pledge to root out the vermin.

Deadline: White House” legal analyst Jordan Rubin answers your questions about the Supreme Court, Trump administration ...

Trump officials reportedly seeking to strike a 'safe country' deal with the North African country despite its poor treatment ...

Marco Rubio becomes the second person after Henry Kissinger to serve as both secretary of state and national security adviser ...