The new coins, coming after the administration stopped issuing new pennies earlier this year, underscore Trump’s drive to put his own stamp on the presidency far beyond the confines of the White House – whether it’s by putting his own face and name on US institutions or by pulling back on diversity efforts to reframe the story of America itself.

Democratic senators are introducing legislation to block the U.S. Treasury from minting $1 coins featuring President Donald Trump's likeness.

Sens. Jeff Merkley (D-Ore.) and Catherine Cortez Masto (D-Nev.) introduced legislation Tuesday to prevent President Trump or any sitting or living former president from being featured on U.S.

As part of America's 250th Birthday, the U.S. Mint proposed a redesign of a special $1 coin with President Trump's likeness.

Third, the Trump administration is openly attacking and undermining US government agencies and the country’s central bank, the Federal Reserve. Trump has repeatedly threatened to replace the current Fed chair, Jerome Powell, and dismiss other central bank officials since returning to the White House in January.

DG and DLTR have seen a sharp rise in the past week, following their strong results. President Donald Trump’s tariffs nearly derailed the retail landscape this year, but most chains have managed to steady themselves – with Dollar General and Dollar Tree standing out as the biggest winners.

A Baltimore drug kingpin who built a multimillion-dollar narcotics empire and lived a lavish lifestyle before his arrest was pardoned by President Donald Trump.

Two women from different nations, Melania Trump and Olena Zelenska, champion the fight against Russia's billion-dollar plot targeting Ukrainian children.