New York Times

The justices asked lawyers in case to submit briefs on whether the president’s new travel ban renders questions on the earlier order moot.

President Trump says he is “so proud” of Nascar supporters for not putting up with “disrespecting” the country or flag.

The first lady is as cautious as her husband is impulsive, but eight months on she is hinting at an emerging policy platform.

The protests by African-American athletes date back decades, often angering mostly white fans and officials.

A scholar’s fight, invoking Alexander Hamilton, to show that the Constitution does not bar foreign payments to the president yielded a barrage of attacks, and then an apology.

The allure of elite commandos parachuting in to tackle "mission impossible" began with two operations -- one a huge success and the other a massive failure.

United States Special Operations forces, deployed across the globe, have grown in power and numbers over four decades. But are they stretched too thin?

While past presidents at least talked about bringing the country together, this president has made a point of attacking everyone from sports stars to the pope.

Starting next month, most citizens of Iran, Libya, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Chad and North Korea will be indefinitely banned from entering the United States.

A lawyer said that Jared Kushner had received or sent “fewer than a hundred emails” involving his White House colleagues, and that all were forwarded to an official account, creating a record.

Mr. Farage, a right-wing British politician, is defying President Trump by endorsing Mr. Moore in a pivotal Republican Senate runoff.

The president’s willingness to casually threaten to annihilate a nuclear-armed foe was yet another reminder of the steep risks inherent in his brute-force approach to diplomacy.

A half-dozen “precision strikes” hit a training camp about 150 miles southeast of Surt, from which militants were plotting and conducting attacks, the military said.