From less vaccinations to physician burn-out, doctors fear the worst under Trump and Kennedy's vision for health

President-elect Trump wants to roll back spending that Congress has already approved. But a 1974 law may stand in his way.

Special counsel Jack Smith asked two courts Monday to effectively shut down the federal criminal cases he brought against President-elect Donald Trump last year, bowing to a Justice Department policy that says it is unconstitutional to pursue prosecutions against sitting presidents.

The Florida physician has been a critic of the CDC and its vaccine program.

The pro-Bitcoin president-elect could trigger a crypto-friendly regulatory environment.

Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel says she had to consider whether she is a "feminist." She joined NPR's Mary Louise Kelly to discuss her new memoir, Freedom.

Nov. 5, 2024, was arguably the greatest presidential comeback in political history. A man who was relentlessly demonized by corporate media for eight years, attacked by a weaponized Department of Justice, charged with numerous questionable criminal indictments, schemed against by deep-state traitors, impeached twice — I believe without cause — and had assassination attempts mad...

While Trump vigorously campaignedagainst diversity and inclusion effortsin business and government, his cabinet selections and other high-profile staffing choices include some barrier-breaking nominations.

Donald Trump is reportedly planning to scrap a $7,500 federal consumer tax credit for electric vehicles.

Since 2021, the industry has spent at least $160 billion on planning, designing and building electric vehicles, according to the Center for Auto Research.

The incoming Russia-friendly US leader has touted a vague peace plan that worries experts and government insiders.

The personnel drama spotlights the unusual and often-disorganized cast of characters around Trump who contributed to the chaos of his first term.

Special Counsel Jack Smith has moved to dismiss both federal criminal cases against Donald Trump on the simple premise that he will be president once more in less than two months time, and longtime Department of Justice policy dictates that a sitting president cannot be prosecuted.

Trump vowed to launch the largest deportation program in US history and defund "sanctuary" jurisdictions that resist his efforts.