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Elected officials have visited Trump's properties 145 times since his inauguration, sparking concerns about access, influence, and conflicts of interest.

As the 2024 midterm elections loom, Trump's State of the Union address comes amid growing voter disapproval of his performance in office.

North Carolina woman Michelle Hundley Smith was found alive and well after vanishing for over 2 decades. Her daughter's reaction is a mix of joy, anger, and uncertainty about their future relationship.

Texan player Jarred Shaw's mistake of ordering gummies lands him in Indonesian prison, where his Crohn's disease is worsening amid his legal battle.

California Governor Newsom reshapes his political vision, embracing a more assertive role in national affairs. Explores his ambitions beyond the Golden State.

Small business owners paid thousands in tariffs that were later struck down by the Supreme Court. But will they ever get their money back? This article explores the challenges and uncertainties they face.

Exclusive NPR probe reveals Justice Department has withheld and removed Epstein files related to sexual abuse allegations against former President Trump.

Oil prices surge to 7-month highs as traders brace for potential conflict between the US and Iran ahead of upcoming nuclear negotiations.

President delivers major address, Mexico faces challenges after cartel leader's death, and DOJ withholds some Epstein files tied to Trump.

Ukrainian-born New York composer Vadim Neselovskyi channels the horror and hope of Russia's invasion into a deeply moving new album.