The comments followed the death of a National Guard member who had been shot near the White House in an ambush.

President Trump said the “monstrous ambush” of two National Guard members in Washington, DC, Wednesday “underscores the single greatest national security threat facing our nation” — namely, the surge in immigration into the US under former President Joe Biden.

Donald Trump snapped at a reporter over questions on the DC shooting, blaming Joe Biden’s Afghan evac program as critics and supporters clash over vetting.

Eric Trump revealed what younger brother Barron Trump said to Joe Biden at the presidential inauguration in January, moments before Donald Trump gave a scathing inauguration speech against the former president's administration.

Rahmanullah Lakanwal, a 29-year-old Afghan national, entered the U.S. on September 8, 2021, under Operation Allies Welcome.

Donald Trump couldn't help but make a dig at Joe Biden during this year's turkey pardon at the White House. The president hosted the annual event on Tuesday, November 25, but before he introduced 2025's recipients,

President Trump hosted the annual turkey pardon at the White House on Tuesday — joking that he was also re-pardoning last year’s birds that only got an “autopen” reprieve and saying he considered naming this year’s gobblers “Chuck and Nancy.

In his first 100 days Mr Biden issued more important executive actions than any president since Roosevelt and, to combat the crises he faced, won authority from Congress to spend more money than Roosevelt did for the emergencies of his time.

Trump's youngest is a bit of a mystery. A handshake with Biden at inauguration spurred many theories. Here’s what Barron said, according to Eric Trump

At Donald Trump's inauguration, the public noticed that Barron Trump shook Joe Biden's hand and said something in his ear. People were curious to know what the youngest Trump said to the country's 46th president, but the message wasn't known — until now.

President Donald Trump ’s standing on the economy has taken a hit, according to a new Fox News poll that finds voters now rate him less favorably on the issue than President Joe Biden. According to the survey, conducted November 14-17 among 1,005 registered voters, 76 percent view the economy negatively under Trump, up from 67 percent in July.