"He said, and I agree, there are a lot of names associated with Epstein that had nothing to do with Epstein's conduct," O'Reilly said.

Attorney General Pam Bondi is defending the Department of Justice’s conclusion over Jeffrey Epstein’s client list as many MAGA loyalists scrutinize the Trump administration’s handling of it.

One Senate Democrat, Ron Wyden of Oregon, has been pointing to specific avenues of inquiry that, if followed, could shine more light on how Epstein was able to get away with sexually abusing hundreds...

The legal fight over President Donald Trump’s order ending birthright citizenship is advancing on a path toward the U.S. Supreme Court.

A federal judge on Thursday blocked the Trump administration from enforcing a contentious executive order ending birthright citizenship, reigniting a legal standoff that has been underway since the b...

Laplante wrote in his ruling on Thursday that petitioners in the class-action case “have demonstrated likelihood of success on the merits of their claims” and “are likely to suffer irreparable harm” ...

Now that President Donald Trump signed the bill, workers will be able to deduct up to $25,000 in reported tips and $12,500 in overtime pay from their taxable income on their federal tax returns. This means you won’t see an immediate boost in your take-home pay — taxes will still come out of your paycheck — but when you file for 2025 early next year,

The bill includes two provisions that create above-the-line deductions for both tips earned in traditionally tipped occupations and for overtime pay.

States are scrambling to shield their hospitals from the looming loss of hundreds of millions in federal funding under the tax and spending bill President Donald Trump signed over the weekend.

President Donald Trump pledged a 50% tariff on Brazil, accusing the country of carrying out a "witch hunt" against its former president.

President Donald Trump sent out tariff letters to six smaller U.S. trading partners on Wednesday with a pledge to announce import taxes on other countries later in the day.

But eight of Monday’s letters outlined rates lower than those previously-announced amounts, while two were slightly higher.