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Republican Senator Mike Rounds defended Jeff Sessions on Thursday after President Trump slammed his attorney general in an interview.

Former National Security Agency contractor Reality Winner on Thursday was sentenced to more than five years in prison after pleading guilty to leaking a classified report with information on Russia’s involvement in the 2016 presidential election.

Mollie Tibbetts' Suspected Murderer Had No Prior Record: Defense

‘What does the kooky libertarian see in the authoritarian Putin regime?’ So asked the Weekly Standard’s Editor-in-Chief Stephen F. Hayes on Tuesday in his op-ed ‘Rand Paul, Russian Stooge’. ‘Senator?

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Beto O'Rourke of Texas has said that in younger days he was twice arrested in his hometown of El Paso--once, he says, for leaping a campus fence and the other time for driving while intoxicated. Readers have asked us whether the third-term congressman challenging Republican Sen. Ted Cruz has a criminal history. We decided to fact-check mention of the arrests in a 2012 TV ad that also was screenshot for an April 2017 Texas Tribune news story. In the ad, sponsored by then-U.S. Rep. Silvestre Reyes, D-El Paso, text next to what looks like O'Rourke's mugshot states that the "facts" are that O'Rourke has a "criminal record" including burglary and DWI.

Is this kid smart enough to work at NASA?

Disgraced former White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman warns that President Trump may trigger a “race war.” But that war is already underway, and the Left fired first, emboldened by the poison of identity politics. That the Left is waging war on America in explicitly

There is no reason that this bull market can’t continue unabated.

The Democratic National Committee contacted the FBI on Wednesday claiming that someone tried to hack its voter database system this week, and, within hours, had to retract their claim.

New York City just put a cap on ride share. Should Philly do the same?

'The reporting of the story got mixed up'

The knifeman, a 36-year-old taxi driver, stabbed two people to death and injured a third during the attack in Trappes, 20 miles west of Paris, from where at least 50 have travelled to Syria to join ISIS.

Pres. Donald Trump (Screenshot) President Donald Trump would "rather have fake news like CNN" than have anyone, even his worst opponents, be censored, Trump told a West Virginia rally on Tuesday.

This week, HuffPo guest writer Cass Bliss detailed "what it's like to get your period when you're not a woman."

The Education Department may let school districts use money meant for academic enrichment to buy guns, officials with knowledge of the plan say.

Scary stuff.

Speaking of dystopian developments lately, Goggle's AI assistant can now give you good-comforting news on demand, provided you live in the United States. 

A white professor at Rutgers University in New Jersey violated the school's policy when he complained about other white people in a post on Facebook, according to reports.

Market analysis firm, the Cowen Group, has expanded on their recent report, citing poor Battlefield 5 pre-order figures as cause for concern.

The massive liberal community that thrives off of the paint-by-numbers record of their almighty Obama is currently up in a fuss because their arguing points about all of the so-called Obama accomplishments keep getting proven wrong. Well, when we saw this article we figured we could maybe cut them a small break for once and help them [?]

What kind of applicant resumé rises to the top of the pile?

- John Brennan may not know it, but he is acting in a drama scripted and produced by Donald J. Trump. As Eli Lake of Bloomberg perceptively observed, President Trump isn't trying to silence Brennan by revoking his security clearance, as the former CIA director's defenders insist, but elevate him as a foil. Trump couldn't hope for a better poster boy for the so-called deep state than a former CIA director who immediately began to sound like a commentator for MSNBC upon leaving government — and, indeed, signed up as a commentator for MSNBC. It has been the usual practice of former top intelligence professionals to keep their political opinions, and especially their wild-eyed rants, to themselves.

'Show me the statute!'

"If I ever got impeached, I think the market would crash, I think everybody would be very poor. Because without this thinking [points to head] you would see, you would see numbers that you wouldn't believe in reverse."

President Trump denounced ESPN for its decision to not televise the national anthem during its Monday Night Football broadcasts at a rally in West Virginia on Tuesday night.