As President Donald Trump departed the White House on Thursday afternoon — his first time in public since announcing sweeping new tariffs that have jolted global markets and sparked recession fears — he likened the duties he imposed this week to a successful medical procedure.

While he voted in favor Wednesday of Trump retaining the emergency powers he used to impose his Canada tariffs, Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) has some concerns.

The Senate passed a resolution to undo emergency declaration, but the measure has been blocked in the House.

Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) says he believes President Trump’s tariffs could be an “effective negotiating tool.” Rep. Lawler also discusses the legislation he co-sponsored to allow new parents to vote by proxy,

America's trading partners from all around the world will be subject to Trump's reciprocal tariffs. Here's what you need to know.

Trump announced sweeping tariffs Thursday, which caused markets to plummet, but the president believes they'll help the country going forward.

Musk and his PAC plan to remain highly involved in boosting GOP candidates, according to two people familiar with the plans.

Tuesday’s decisive victory for the Democratic-backed candidate in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race offered a warning for Republicans that Elon Musk’s unfavorability with voters may outweigh the millions he’s pledged to spend for Republicans in next year’s midterms.

Elon Musk's spending in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election race not only failed to secure his candidate the win, it may have actively hurt his own campaign, according to experts. Musk spent over $25 million supporting GOP-backed Brad Schimel in the race against the Democrat's pick,

Matt Dowd, Democratic Strategist joins Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House with reaction to the massive victory for Democrats in Wisconsin and the Anti-Elon Musk coalition around the country, and how the voters in Wisconsin rejecting what became a referendum on Elon Musk and how it could be a preview of future results to come.

Republicans would be wise to seize the moment while this failure is raw to remind Trump what a political loser his buddy is turning out to be.

Wisconsin voters on Tuesday delivered Democrats their biggest boost since President Donald Trump returned to power, handing liberals a state Supreme Court majority and defying Elon Musk’s record-shattering effort to bolster a conservative Trump acolyte.

GOP Sen. Jim Banks of Indiana says he won't apologize over his comments calling a fired federal worker "a clown" who "probably deserved" to lose his job.

Jim Banks telling a man on Capitol Hill who identified himself as a recently fired HHS employee that he "probably deserved it" because "you seem like a clown" has gone viral.

Senator Jim Banks (R-IN) told Mack Schroeder, a fired Department of Health and Human Services worker, that he “probably deserved it.” Mack Schroder joins CNN’s Boris Sanchez and Brianna Keilar to discuss.

In a video that went viral, Sen. Jim Banks tells a stunned former Health and Human Services employee, “You probably deserved it.”

A video of Sen. Jim Banks telling a man on Capitol Hill who identified himself as a recently fired Health and Human Services employee that he "probably deserved it" has gone viral.

A viral video posted online appears to show U.S. Sen. Jim Banks (R-Ind.) telling a fired federal worker that he “probably deserved it” because he seems “like a clown.”