The president used what's typically an affectionate nickname, but in a professional context like this one, it’s more "patronizing and dismissive," an expert says.

The president grew angry when Welker asked for Trump to back up his claims with evidence. He instead insulted the NBC anchor and ended the interview.

President Donald Trump railed against California elections in a series of posts, alleging “big cheating” without citing evidence.

A familiar scene played out in the Oval Office on Wednesday, one that felt less like breaking news and more like a broken record. A […]

President Trump is continuing to push his baseless claims of election fraud, this time over California's primaries. MS NOW Reporter Jillian Frankel has more details. Former federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori joins Ana Cabrera to share his reaction to Trump's rhetoric around ballot counting.

President Trump claimed Sunday that the United States and Iran were "very close" to a deal to end the three-month war between them, and said Tehran had agreed in principle to give up its pursuit of a nuclear weapon.