October's deficit was a third bigger than last October's with total government outlays at $380 billion for the month.
Trump says will make decision on auto tariffs 'very soon'
Fed's Powell urges Congress to focus on debt, deficit
Despite its public posturing, Turkey could still be eyeing U.S. military hardware, considering the quality issues and supply constraints that have plagued countries that buy Russian weapons systems.
President Trump hosted Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the Oval Office despite objections from lawmakers.
Acting U.S. Ambassador William Taylor and the State Department's top Ukraine expert George Kent testify about the administration's interactions on Ukraine.
Bolton a private group in Miami the president really doesn't understand how foreign policy works.
At least 12, including children, killed in Kabul car bomb blast
Greta Thunberg bound for Europe as new adventures await
Five takeaways from a year of French yellow vest protests
Donald Trump won't go quietly if impeached or beaten in 2020, claims 'Anonymous.'
Tim Cook's budding friendship with Donald Trump continues to pay dividends for Apple.
Trump 'so extreme' on climate he's waking people up, Greta Thunberg tells AFP
Senate Democrats released a report on Tuesday that made numerous allegations against Trump's $16 billion bailout to U.S. farmers hit by tariffs.
Stocks tick higher while Trump offers little clarity on trade war
Former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford has suspended his campaign for the Republican 2020 presidential nomination after a little over two months.
Trump hails economic boom, says China trade deal is 'close'
In a speech before the Economic Club of New York, Trump praised the economy's performance under his tenure, hailing the half-century low unemployment rate and the influx of new factories.
Seoul-Tokyo row risks sending 'wrong message': USFK chief
The White House adviser frequently promoted white nationalist theories to former Breitbart reporter Katie McHugh from 2015 to 2016.
Justices indicate they're not sure whether they have the right to weigh in on the legality of ending the program that protects people brought to the U.S. by their parents without documentation from deportation.
The memo instructs Republicans to argue that Trump did nothing wrong and merely was doing what Americans elected him to do.