Politico

Top U.S. officials for decades had routinely declared their allegiance to a strong U.S. currency, framing it as a sign of American economic strength.

After months of rumors—and even an informal betting pool—about his departure, the secretary of state approaches the one-year mark in his job even after reportedly calling President Donald Trump a ‘moron.’

The Commerce nominee made the assurance to GOP senators who opposed Barack Obama’s decision to give up U.S. oversight, documents reveal.

Legal challenges and market forces will have a lot to say about the success or failure of his pro-fossil-fuel agenda.

Aides say the president is already eager to engage with negotiations ahead of the next deadline in early February.