Miller is best known as an immigration hawk who has been an ardent champion for Trump's mass deportation campaign.

With Democrats poised to regain control of Congress, President Donald Trump's elevation of Miller to replace Susie Wiles signals an emphasis on ideological combat over compromise.

“Weekend Update” co-anchor Colin Jost is worried about President Donald Trump’s latest staff shake-up. Trump responded to his devastating midterm losses on Tuesday by firing his chief of staff, Susie Wiles, and replacing her with her deputy, Stephen Miller. Miller played a central role in Trump’s mass deportation agenda; his promotion signals the possibility of an even more aggressive approach to immigration under Trump.

Richard Walters is the first major White House staffer to leave since Stephen Miller was elevated to the top post, Axios reported Sunday.

After historic losses in the midterms, President Donald Trump on Friday sat down with “60 Minutes” for an extensive interview. During the discussion, he was both reflective and at times open to collaboration,

President concedes US voters were turned off by deportations, Iran war and ‘bad messaging’ on the economy in midterm elections

In a "60 Minutes" interview on Sunday, President Donald Trump reflected on the historic midterm election results, acknowledging his deportation policy went too far, saying "It was too tough. I think

Trump may view a compromise that includes a legal pathway for some migrants as a legislative victory for his legacy.

Following their midterm victories, Democrats are preparing to open wide-ranging investigations into President Trump, his family and his administration. Michael Gold, a Times congressional reporter, identifies the Democrats’ biggest targets.

Trump criticized Democrats for “threatening a lot of people” with impeachment, calling it “extortion” and saying people should be held accountable.

President ⁠Donald Trump ​ordered ‌the US ‌Justice ⁠Department on ⁠Saturday to look into ​Democrats ​for "threatening a lot ⁠of people" ⁠with ⁠impeachment and ​other forms ​of ⁠punishment, ⁠saying in a social media post ⁠that their actions amount to a "criminal act,

President Donald Trump is calling for Democrats to be jailed, ordering the Justice Department to investigate lawmakers who have dared to threaten to hold him and his goons accountable. The 80-year-old president cast his demand for Democrats’ imprisonment as a response to their threats to hold members of his administration accountable, particularly Attorney General Todd Blanche, his former personal lawyer. “The imprisonment should be against...

Trump walks back his online post a day earlier saying he’d offered the UFC mogul a job as White House press secretary.

UFC CEO Dana White said he will discuss President Donald Trump's offer to become press secretary during an in-person meeting on Monday.

President Donald Trump said he "was only kidding" when he announced he had offered the White House press secretary job to UFC CEO Dana White.

Donald Trump said he was “only kidding” about asking Ultimate Fighting Championship boss Dana White to become his press secretary, one day after he caused a stir by floating the mixed martial arts executive for the position.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Sunday that President Donald Trump launched the war against Iran even if it was not “necessarily popular” to safeguard the world from the country's nuclear ambitions.

US ⁠President ⁠Donald Trump ⁠on Sunday said ​he was highly unlikely ‌to order fresh ‌attacks on ⁠Iran ⁠as long as talks to end the ​conflict progress, CNN reported. "It depends on whether ​or not they sign ⁠a very ⁠strong agreement,

After accepting a devastating Republican defeat at the elections and acknowledging his deeply unpopular war on Iran was partly to blame, Trump told reporters on Thursday the US may have to "destroy" the rest of Iran,

President Trump stated that Iran is seeking a deal to end its eight-month war with the U.S., noting an agreement “could happen.” Tehran confirmed ongoing diplomatic contacts through

Attorney General Todd Blanche pushed back against CNN's Dana Bash over whether he considered it his "job" to defend members of the Trump administration.

In a stunning CNN interview Sunday, the AG made clear he's willing to follow orders from Trump to investigate — and potentially even imprison — Democrats.

Todd Blanche went on CNN to defend Trump’s threats to imprison Democrats, dismiss allegations against Susie Wiles, and promise to protect Stephen Miller from congressional scrutiny.

Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Justice Department would defend Trump administration officials facing investigations by incoming Democratic lawmakers.