President Trump has long nicknamed his opponents, and now, as November approaches, he's even trying to dictate the vocabulary around key issues. The big picture: Trump's latest effort to reshape political language follows his longtime political strategy: Define the terms of the debate,

Scott and Dakota counties sought a federal intervention after the Met Council adopted new diversity criteria for funding projects.

The investment will focus primarily on expanding U.S. submarine production.

New polls show Trump near career-low approval ratings as Democrats gain confidence and Republicans eye a difficult November.

The president seized a second day to single out the cable personality.

The former White House press secretary, New Hampshire resident and Saint Anselm College graduate is stepping into a prominent new role after departing the Trump administration.

Debra Messing endorsed Republican Bruce Blakeman for New York governor, citing affordability, congestion pricing and the city's economic decline.

It was not immediately clear what Trump meant, but his comments were met with anger from officials in California, including Gov. Gavin Newsom, who called the president “deranged and dangerous.”