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President Xi Jinping’s top economic adviser Liu He will head to the U.S. next week amid mounting trade tensions between the governments in Beijing and Washington, said a person familiar with the

The White House is considering the idea of using restraining orders to take firearms away from people considered dangerous as part of its response to last week’s massacre at a Florida high school, two

It’s looking increasingly likely Nafta talks will extend beyond a March target.

China’s insurance regulator found three domestic insurers violated foreign investment rules, giving the companies a month to “correct” the breaches.

The Obama administration effectively imposed “prohibition” on U.S. energy and natural resources development, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt said Friday.

Maryland and the District of Columbia filed a motion to revise their emoluments lawsuit against President Donald Trump to name him in his individual capacity.

After pledging to fight a $5.77 million judgment against one of his luxury Florida golf clubs, President Donald Trump’s company has agreed to pay almost all of it.

President Donald Trump has said he wants to slap a global tariff of 24 percent on steel imports, the most severe of three options presented to him in a report in January. Bloomberg's Sarah McGregor

The crowd at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference was lower-key and often sparser than in recent years.

Between defending the Trump administration’s tax cuts and imposing sanctions on North Korea, Steven Mnuchin found some time this week for the fun part of being Treasury Secretary.

President Donald Trump has told confidants that he wants to impose the harshest tariffs on steel and aluminum imports recommended by the Commerce Department, according to three people familiar with

Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd discusses relations between Australia and the U.S., Beijing taking control of Anbang Insurance Group and the threat from North Korea. He speaks with

Federal Communications Commission Commissioner Brendan Carr discusses net neutrality and investment in broadband infrastructure with Bloomberg's Kevin Cirilli from the Conservative Political Action

The Trump administration will officially move the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem by May, the State Department said.

As the newest cooperator for Special Counsel Robert Mueller, Rick Gates gives prosecutors a powerful weapon in pursuing former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and possible election collusion

President Donald Trump comments on the criticisms of senior adviser Jared Kushner during a joint news conference with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. (Source: Bloomberg)

“The subject of Ukraine came up in passing,” the lawmaker’s spokesman said.

Al Cardenas, former chairman of the American Conservative Union, discusses President Donald Trump's approach to gun control with Bloomberg's Shery Ahn and David Westin on "Bloomberg Markets: Balance

Washington (AP) -- The White House was on lockdown for about an hour Friday after a passenger vehicle struck a security barrier. Local media reported that the driver was armed.

President Donald Trump comments on the U.S. sanctions against North Korea during a joint news conference with Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. (Source: Bloomberg)