Fox News viewers on Tuesday were treated to a live reaction from President Donald Trump as the network called the Minnesota Senate race for Democrat Peggy Flanagan. After host Bret Baier called the race,

Donald Trump was forced to confront the scale of the GOP’s midterm wipeout in real time after discovering during an interview that one of his hand-picked candidates had lost. “I’m just looking at these results as I’m talking,

President Donald Trump threatened he would use "tremendous executive powers" if the GOP suffers anticipated losses during the 2026 midterms. The post Trump Threatens in New CBS Interview to Use ‘Tremendous Executive Powers’ if GOP Loses first appeared on Mediaite.

After Democrats won the House and Senate, Trump told Fox the results were no personal defeat and faulted the network’s coverage and ratings.

Donald Trump has been called out bragging about his “soft war” with Iran on the same day news broke that U.S. strikes on the country have resumed. After winding up his campaign rallies, the 80-year-old president phoned in to speak to his friend Sean Hannity on Monday night after 9 p.

It's worth watching President Donald Trump's on-air interview with Politico reporter Dasha Burns, in which a deflated president comments on the midterms, his willingness to work with Democrats and his plans for Iran.

Zacharia dodged the question by arguing that she wanted to keep the conversation between her and the president private. She faced widespread criticism for her 14-minute press briefing during her short tenure, with many pundits attacking her for not taking many questions.

Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville predicted that President Donald Trump’s life is going to get far worse after Democrats seized control of Congress in their midterm landslide. “If you listen to me,

Findings from The AP Voter Poll reveal that most voters are exhausted and exasperated by President Donald Trump. The GOP president's failure to deliver on key promises, like controlling inflation, hurt his fellow Republicans in the midterm elections.

Tom Lee says a divided government could protect crypto from restrictive legislation and encourage Democrats to support the industry. Six of his selected Bitcoin

There is no transcript or recording of the interview presently available or released. The story on the interview is available here: