The lone Trump University student who tried to opt out of a $25 million dollar class action settlement in the Trump University fraud case is making an appeal to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in an attempt to take her case, and the President, to court.
It's been ten years since the Writers Guild of America last went on strike, but the memory of the 100-day walkout and its effects linger in the face of another potential break between the union and the major studios.
Congress is set to approve $61 million to reimburse local police departments for protecting President Donald Trump and the first family when they travel outside of Washington.
When Apple releases its earnings on Tuesday, tech junkies will be looking for clues about the next iPhone and any mention of other new products. Will the new iPhone be called the 8? The 10 or X in honor of its tenth anniversary? Will it come in red?
President Trump says the revised House GOP health care bill would protect people with pre-existing conditions, but a multitude of experts and advocates beg to differ.
The ultra-political filmmaker Oliver Stone has scored the interview so many journalists have been seeking: a sit-down with Russian president Vladimir Putin.