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President Donald Trump has made a stunning $5,000 promise to American adults if Republicans retain control of Congress in the November midterm elections. Calling it a “Trump dividend,” the proposal could cost roughly $1.35 trillion if extended to around 270 million U.S. adults. Trump urged voters to “pretend” he is on the ballot, making his personal popularity a central part of the GOP’s midterm strategy. The proposal comes as Trump faces weak approval ratings and Republicans navigate competitive races. Trump also warned Iran over activity at the fortified Pickaxe Mountain site, threatening a potentially major strike.

Donald Trump was introduced by his daughter Ivanka Trump.Donald Trump, 74, accepted the nomination on the last night of the Republican National Convention on Thursday from the White House South Lawn

Donald Trump said he would be visiting wounded soldiers as well as front-line workers seeking to contain the covid-19 pandemicDonald Trump, who had become increasingly isolated within the Republican Party for not promoting wearing a mask

In an email to supporters, Massachusetts Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren said she'd more formally announce a campaign plan early in 2019

Pointing to an anonymous column in the New York Times detailing resistance within the Trump administration, Steve Bannon says it is a direct attack on the institutions

Donald Trump said he doesn't see a reason for Congress to impeach him but that the stock market would plummet and Americans would be poorer if lawmakers did so

US President Donald Trump has not always been so positive about Mitt Romney the political candidate

A report says only 6%of the total available US green cards in 2016 went to employment-based categories and Indian skilled workers have over 10 years of waitlist

3 Republican members of the House Intelligence Committee say questions raised in the memo alleging bias in Robert Mueller's probe don't undermine the need for the investigation

Russian President Vladimir Putin described US list of Russian oligarchs as a hostile and 'stupid' move spearheaded by President Donald Trump's political foes