Like most presidents, Donald Trump faces an economy that seldom bends to political ambitions. The Republican has promised strong growth, high tariffs, income tax cuts and booming oilfields.

President Donald Trump has inherited a much different economic beast than he did in 2017 and has no time to waste in slaying it.

The inaugural speech and first set of executive orders do not change expectations for policy in any surprising way.

Russian President Putin has made it clear that he is willing to negotiate with the US about the war in Ukraine, but will only accept a full capitulation by Ukraine, including territorial concessions and neutrality with Western powers.

President Trump is inheriting an economy that is simultaneously robust and fragile. It's evident in his economic advisers' increasingly vivid warnings of fiscal unsustainability. Why it matters: The unemployment rate is low,

Fox Digital had interviews with locals in Starr County, a Texas border town, who are hopeful for President Trump to resolve the ongoing border crisis. President Trump is rolling out new economic policies and expert say there are some things to keep an eye on.

If you listen to Wall Street and corporate America, Donald Trump’s second term will usher in a new golden age for the US economy.