Donald Trump

President Trump has relied on the stock market as a scorecard for his presidency.

The Trump International Hotel is downtown Washington is allowed to keep its liquor license following a character complaint. 

Trump’s reelection campaign and the Republican National Committee raked in a combined $5 million.

The CEO of Juul stepped down and the CDC is warning people to avoid e-cigarettes entirely due to its possible link to a mysterious lung illness.

The president was reacting to a tweet of a segment from FOX Business’ “Mornings with Maria."

“Calling for impeachment over this may be one of the dumbest and most embarrassing political moves we've seen," Sarah Sanders said.

"I want to focus on markets because I'll leave it to everybody else to talk about impeachment," FOX Business' Kristina Partsinevelos said during the presser before she went into her questions. 

“Go home, sober up, decompress, come together to accommodate concerns by both sides,” the federal judge said.

The impeachment inquiry focuses partly on whether Trump abused his presidential powers and sought help from a foreign government to undermine Biden and help his own reelection effort.

It's the latest attempt from Washington to ratchet up pressure on Iran.

The stories moving the markets and shaking up the world.

FOX Business' Stuart Varney's take on the media's perception of President Trump.

“We are very cautious,” one survey respondent, who’s managing a multi-family office in North America, said.

"All nations have a duty to act," the president told the United Nations.

Trump delivered his third address before the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday.

in recent weeks, the page, run by 10 Ukrainians, began circulating more positive content about President Trump.

Trump is scheduled to deliver his third address before the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday morning.

Stocks were already under pressure following disappointing U.S. economic data and President Trump's speech to the United Nations.

The coal industry is facing another crunch.

The secretary dodged most of Roberts' questions on Sunday by saying he had not seen the reports in question.