Meta and ABC News have already pledged a combined $37 million in funding for the library to settle lawsuits President Trump filed against them before taking office.

President Donald Trump signed four executive orders to overhaul the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and hasten the process and deployment of new nuclear power reactors in the United States.

President Trump on Friday warned Apple that it needed to build U.S.-sold iPhones in the United States or face a 25% tariff. Why it matters: Apple already committed to a $500 billion U.S. expansion, but now Trump wants more.

Even as Apple has been shifting some of its manufacturing and supply-chain strategies for the iPhone in response to US-imposed tariffs against China, the world's biggest tech company has another tariff issue it may need to content with.

President Donald Trump on Saturday called each of the 1,002 U.S. Military Academy graduates "winners" during his commencement address in West Point, N.Y. The ceremony took place about 50 miles north of New York City at Michie Stadium,

President Trump wants to help fossil-fuel companies lay new pipes in the Northeast. Companies aren’t eager to rush in.Pipeline developers including Williams and Kinder Morgan have spent hundreds of millions of dollars in recent years on projects to shuttle natural gas into New York,

Trump has repeatedly called on Apple to move manufacturing to US from China, but the company shifted production for more than half its phones to India

But travel between Los Angeles and San Francisco by train still feels trapped in the past.Now, the state’s plan to modernize that corridor — a long-promised high-speed rail line — is facing its most serious threat yet.

Apple stocks sink after Trump threatens 25 percent tariffs unless they build iPhones in America - The president made the threat against the tech giant in a Truth Social post

President Donald Trump's pro-energy policies were meant to speed the construction of the United States' next generation of energy infrastructure, but many oil and gas pipeline operators would still rather buy than build their way to expansion due to a host of factors impeding large projects.