The District of Columbia’s Water authority board debated whether they can shut off water to the White House after the federal government missed its quarterly payment due to the president’s border wall shutdown.

President Donald Trump is scheduled to go to the US-Mexico border this week following his address to the nation.

While pundits have debated the purpose and structure of the border wall, New York Times opinion columnist Frank Bruni said that Trump never really cared about the actual wall.

Trump has suggested that if he does not get Congress to support and approve funding for his wall that he might declare it a “national emergency.” However, a source close to Trump reviewed the draft and....

,President Donald Trump has reportedly doubled down on his support of a North Carolina GOP congressional candidate who’s been accused of election fraud.

"The shutdown has pushed the Russia investigation out of the news cycle. But Trumpworld knows it hasn’t gone away."

So if anti-Trump activist groups are looking for a reason to take to the streets, this might be the one.

On Tuesday night, we will learn whether or not President Donald Trump will declare a national emergency at the US-Mexico border.

Donald Trump’s administration has taken pains to keep the oil drilling industry afloat during the government shutdown over the Mexican border wall — and some analysts say they’re flouting federal law to do so.

Attorneys for Paul Manafort incorrectly redacted portions of their latest filings, leaving the secrets that had been redacted open to discovery by anyone with a computer mouse.

“Inside the West Wing, Trump has told aides he’s prepared to stake his presidency on making a last stand.”

Supposedly, the decision was a hard one — but now the major broadcast networks have all agreed to hand free air time over to Donald Trump.