Donald Trump outright called his Pentagon chief the “Secretary of War” Friday while also seemingly believing Pete Hegseth actually appeared on Fox News to talk “about modern weapons and warfare” after the network aired a clip of the defense secretary’s announcement on the administration’s new drone strategy.

President Donald Trump was mocked Friday for appearing to believe Pete Hegseth had made a live appearance that morning on Fox News. “Secretary of War Pete Hegseth was great on Fox News this morning,” the avid television-watcher said of the former Fox News co-host in a 9:36 a.

An Arizona family farm owner discusses immigration challenges in agriculture, labor shortages for meat cutters, and the difficulties of obtaining work visas for skilled foreign workers.

Six months into Trump's second term, spheres of influence are emerging among his White House staff and Cabinet secretaries.

And there you have it. Under the Trump Administration, ICE and Border Patrol are being empowered to stop and question you based solely on how you look." The post Trump’s Border Czar Sparks Firestorm of Anger By Telling Fox News ICE Can Detain Based on ‘Physical Appearance’ first appeared on Mediaite.

Fox News host Will Cain previews Fox Nation’s special ‘Butler Under Fire’ and speaks with former Secret Service agent Bill Gage about ongoing questions around the assassination attempt against then-candidate Donald Trump on ‘The Will Cain Show.

While Fox News can seem like state-run television with Donald Trump in charge of the country, some of its biggest stars aren't all-in on his MAGA message.

During a Cabinet meeting on July 8, President Trump answered questions on a wide range of topics from various journalists.

Tom Homan took to the Will Cain Show to share his views on ICE and immigration, but viewers couldn’t help but left be distracted by his speech

The Blaze Fox News regular guest Victor Davis Hanson suggested on Wednesday that President Donald Trump was protecting people named in the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s list after being pressured not to release the Epstein files.

President Donald Trump directed Homeland Security to allow ICE agents to use "whatever means necessary" against protesters during operations at California cannabis farms.