The president’s attacks on Europe have created a dilemma for MAGA-friendly politicians who must be seen defending their countries’ interests.

The House is playing politics, but a subpoena is a subpoena.

The winner has spent billions improving its operations—while navigating a corporate shake-up and revising its strategy.

The Justices sound ready to frown on his firing of Lisa Cook.

ISIS mission.

Change doesn’t have to mean dissolution, and the U.S. and Europe still have a great deal in common.

He backtracked on using force on Greenland but still embarrassed Europe.

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Such a delivery means the plane could be part of the nation’s 250th birthday festivities that are planned for July.

A cheeky acronym is circling among market watchers again after President Trump’s U-turn on Greenland: TACO, short for “Trump Always Chickens Out.” The term refers to a perceived pattern in which the ...

Hopes for a Greenland agreement lifted markets. President Trump said he wouldn't impose tariffs on several European nations ...

The European investment firm is leading a $300 million investment in Mews that values the hospitality management software ...