President Donald Trump ended his speech at the White House Congressional Ball with what sounded like a nod to a never-ending presidency. The president again hinted at his wish to remain beyond the end of his second term, having previously told reporters he would love a third term.

Indiana was just the latest state to attempt to pass redrawn congressional maps to help give the GOP more favorable seats ahead of the 2026 elections. This is part of Trump’s redistricting push to help cement the Republican majority in the House of Representatives.

The Indiana state Senate’s vote against a new congressional map that President Donald Trump had pressured it to adopt was one of the most extraordinary examples to date of Republicans standing up to Trump.

The video shows Donald Trump, 79, and Melania, 55, arm in arm, carefully descending a staircase in the grand foyer of the White House to the tune of “Hail to the Chief.” But the FLOTUS-approved video appears to be slightly slowed down from other footage of the Trumps coming down the stairs on the night at a marginally faster pace.

Republicans worry that "affordability" is the word that could sink their hopes to retain control of Congress. But Trump supporters from around the country told Reuters they blame structural issues for the rising cost of living.

The president is pushing for an end to the so-called “blue slip” to solve for the disqualification of a handful of unconfirmed U.S. attorneys.

The organization, which is charged by Congress with historic preservation, is seeking to halt construction on one of the president’s priorities.

Wisconsin judicial panels take up state redistricting, Indiana's Senate votes against the GOP congressional map, and Ukraine presents the U.S. with a revised peace plan.

The next steps for the president’s 20-point Gaza peace plan have been mired in uncertainty and a lack of detail, but that may be set to change. Here’s what to know.

The photos, which do not imply wrongdoing, are part of a trove of images the House Oversight Committee received from Epstein's estate.

In recent weeks, nearly two dozen elected officials on both sides of the aisle said they were targeted after getting caught in the president's crosshairs.