The $25 million Fraud Whistleblower Incentive Program will be administered by the Department of Justice.

Trump and Vance are expected to announce a $25 million program that will reward people whose tips expose suspected fraud against the federal government.

President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance are set to announce a new $25 million program to encourage the public to blow the whistle on suspected fraud in the federal government

President Trump and Vice President Vance on Tuesday announced in the Oval Office the establishment of a whistleblower “incentive program” aimed to uncover fraud. “Every day, President Trump’s Task Force to Eliminate Fraud is zeroing in on the rampant abuse of taxpayer dollars and giving Americans the accountability they deserve. This administration has zero tolerance…

The government's tree removal justification centers on a 2019 landscape report.

President Donald Trump said restoration work on the East Potomac Park golf course will begin Nov. 15, despite a federal judge’s order to pause tree clearing.

Trump's plans to transform East Potomac Golf Links into a championship course have raised concerns about affordability, public access and amenities.

The historic public facility will close for about 15 months, he said. Government attorneys have stressed in court that the president's broader redevelopment remained conceptual.

Polls point to a close race for a seat Democrats have not won in nearly a century in this year's midterms.

President Trump was in Wichita on Monday to rally support for Senator Roger Marshall in a narrow race against democratic challenger Adam Hamilton

Roger Marshall, Ty Masterson, Kris Kobach, Derek Schmidt and other Kansas Republicans spoke at Donald Trump's rally in Wichita suburb Park City.

With just two weeks until the midterm elections, President Trump campaigned in Kansas, stumping for GOP Sen. Roger Marshall as early voting continues to surge.

The president’s sinking numbers come as early voting began in several states, with the GOP facing an uphill battle to maintain control of Congress.

President Trump is on defense this November as polling shows Americans are frustrated with his policies. MS NOW Senior White House Reporter Vaughn Hillyard, Democratic strategist Chuck Rocha, Executive Editor of The Nation John Nichols and Senior Advisor to The Lincoln Project Stuart Stevens join Katy Tur to  weigh in.

Here's what several recent national polls show about President Donald Trump's job approval just 2 weeks ahead of midterm elections.

With 16 days until the election, candidates are making their final pitches. A new Washington Post poll puts President Trump’s approval at 33% and finds Democrats are more trusted on the economy for the first time in more than a decade.

The series of recent steps by the president that seem to favor Vladimir Putin reflect his intensifying desire to normalize the relationship with Moscow even if it means further undercutting Ukraine.

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Ukraine overnight launched a massive aerial attack, with Russia's Ministry of Defense saying it had shot down more than 1,000 drones near Moscow and several other western regions, making the attack one of the largest of the war.

The talks in Norway will come as Trump has leaned heavily on Ukraine to end its long-range strikes on Russian oil refineries in a bid to ease global diesel prices ahead of midterm elections next month.

President Trump returns to North Carolina to campaign for Senate candidate Michael Whatley even as a top GOP super PAC moves its resources elsewhere.

President Donald Trump will rally support for Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley in North Carolina Tuesday as the party fights to hold a critical Senate seat. Latest polling shows Democratic

Trump just gave a speech in Asheville, North Carolina that was supposed to be a serious policy rollout on the economy, but it ended up being classic Trump—grumpy and off-message. Join me as I break down the speech and what it means for the campaign.

President Trump rallies in Kansas Monday night, an unexpected Senate battleground this midterm cycle.