Fox News fixture Geraldo Rivera said in an interview out Tuesday that most everything alleged by Democrats pushing to convict President Trump is "probably true," just not criminal.
Benny Gantz, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's chief political rival, confirmed Saturday that he plans to meet with President Trump at the White House next week.
Sen. Bernie Sanders faced pressure Saturday from progressive group MoveOn to apologize for his Democratic presidential campaign embracing the support of podcast host Joe Rogan.
National Public Radio stood up Saturday for Mary Louise Kelly, an NPR reporter scolded in a blistering statement issued hours earlier by Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo.
Huey Lewis and the News are unlikely to record or perform live again as a result of the group's frontman experiencing debilitating hearing problems, CBS News reported Friday.
Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang criticized party leadership on Friday for blocking Fox News from hosting a televised primary debate during the 2020 election season.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars sought an apology Friday from President Trump for having "minimized" the injuries sustained by U.S troops hurt in an Iranian missile strike this month.
Sen. Ron Wyden questioned the National Security Agency on Friday about whether President Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner could have been hacked by Saudi Arabia.
Danielle Stella, a congressional candidate attempting to unseat Rep. Ilhan Omar, repeatedly shared a social media post Thursday referring to her incumbent opponent as a "jihadi."
Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Thursday became the latest 2020 presidential candidate to condemn the cybercrime charges brought in Brazil against American journalist Glenn Greenwald.
Democratic megadonor George Soros accused President Trump of being in cahoots with Facebook during an appearance Thursday at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Lawyers defending former CIA engineer and accused WikiLeaks source Joshua Adam Schulte complained Thursday about an avalanche of evidence recently produced by federal prosecutors.
The extradition trial of Julian Assange, the WikiLeaks publisher wanted in the U.S., will be split into two phases held a few months apart, a British judge ruled Thursday.
The White House is encountering criticism after a blatantly anti-Semitic broadcaster said the Trump administration invited his outlet to cover the recent World Economic Forum.
Activists claimed Wednesday to have raised nearly $100,000 to help unseat Sen. Martha McSally in the few days since the Arizona Republican labeled a CNN reporter a "liberal hack."
Rep. Matt Gaetz, Florida Republican, accused Twitter of censoring pro-life content after the company briefly restricted access to an anti-abortion video he shared Wednesday on social media.
Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, New York Democrat, quoted the late rap artist known as The Notorious B.I.G. near the tail end of the first day of President Trump's impeachment trial Tuesday.
President Trump complained Wednesday that neither Sean Hannity nor Rush Limbaugh has won a Pulitzer Prize and reasoned that each is more worthy than recent recipients.
Pentagon documents made public Tuesday show that U.S. Cyber Command viewed its campaign against the Islamic State terrorist group to be successful in spite of some setbacks.