In a new foreign policy advertisement, former President Trump likened Vice President Harris to a “TikTok performer” and criticized her international capabilities. Trump posted the video to his

With less than six weeks to go before the election, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are putting a focus on foreign policy. Trump hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Friday while Harris visited the southern border.

President Biden praised Kamala Harris for having a central role in his administration as the campaign seeks to brand her as an agent of change and a new vision forward.

During this week's 'FOX News Sunday' panel, Mollie Hemingway talks about Donald Trump's foreign policy: MOLLIE HEMINGWAY: There is a major contrast between the Trump and Biden-Harris administrations on these issues.

Former President Donald Trump holds an advantage on foreign policy in key swing states over Vice President Kamala Harris, even as she holds a national lead on the matter in a new poll.

Mychael Schnell wraps up the first and only Vice Presidential debate of the 2024 election. Minnesota governor Tim Walz and Ohio Senator JD Vance touched on a wide variety of issues, from guns to abortion,

President Joe Biden is opening a busy stretch tending to international allies anxious about where U.S. foreign policy may be headed when he leaves office in four months

Sen. J.D. Vance (R-OH) on Saturday claimed "70%" of voters agree on foreign policy, immigration, and the importance of jobs staying in the United States.

The foreign policy positions of the two vice presidential candidates are coming into sharper focus. Democratic nominee Tim Walz and Republican nominee JD Vance present distinctly different approaches to global challenges.

Senate Republicans teamed up to lay out their closing arguments against the Biden-Harris administration and its policies in a new video series hitting on the border, high costs of living and foreign policy.

At the vice presidential debate Walz jabs Trump over Iran deal, Vance invokes a popular Ronald Reagan foreign policy doctrine: 'peace through strength'

Vance’s team went into this debate with the idea that the Walz people would assume he’d double down on everything and be an attack dog. His lower-key approach — seeking moments to agree with Walz and to emphasize bipartisanship — is one of the ways they looked to throw him off balance.