Former Trump campaign deputy chairman Rick Gates allegedly communicated with an unnamed person with ties to a Russian intelligence service in September and October of 2016, Special Counsel Robert Mueller found as part of his investigation into Russian meddling and potential collusion with Trump campaign associates during the presidential election.
A university professor studying large-scale, Trump-era protests in Washington says the media is giving the wrong impression about who made up the crowd during last weekend’s anti-gun “March for Our Lives” demonstration.
A lawyer for former adult star Stormy Daniels filed a motion Wednesday in federal court seeking to depose both President Trump and his attorney Michael Cohen over a $130,000 payment made to Daniels days before the 2016 presidential election.
Facing a public backlash, officials in Southern California's Orange County rescinded their plan Tuesday for emergency homeless shelters in three cities.
Poland signed a $4.75 billion deal with the United States Wednesday to buy air defense Patriot missile systems as it seeks to bolster its defenses against a resurgent Russia.
President Trump on Wednesday appeared optimistic about a much-anticipated meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, saying there is a “good chance” the dictator will do what is right for “his people and for humanity.”
President Donald Trump took to Twitter early Wednesday to defend the Second Amendment just a day after retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens called for its repeal.
A former professional clown for the Ringling Brothers Circus threw his hat in the ring for South Carolina’s Democratic primary, according to reports Tuesday.
On Monday, the president accused of coddling Vladimir Putin expelled 60 Russian diplomats, the largest number in American history, and that includes the Cold War.
As Chicago debates new measures to combat gun violence, Mayor Rahm Emanuel's police superintendent finds himself at odds with a police oversight agency -- and even with some of his supporters among the city's African-American leaders.
One California county is the latest to join in on a lawsuit filed by the Trump administration against the state’s sanctuary city laws that aim at protecting illegal immigrants.
The Democrats’ tidy plan to sweep through Southern California in the 2018 elections en route to taking control of the House remains a crowded, often bare-knuckled scrap, with a final candidate deadline Thursday.
The Democrats’ tidy plan to sweep through Southern California in the 2018 elections en route to taking control of the House remains a crowded, often bare-knuckled scrap, with a final candidate deadline Thursday.
FBI Director Christopher Wary has announced his plans to “double the number” of agents handling records that are “potentially responsive” to the House Judiciary’s requests for documents regarding the Clinton email probe, potential FISA abuses and the firing of former Deputy Director Andrew McCabe.
American photojournalist Matt Schrier, who escaped from Al Qaeda in Syria, claimed the FBI was monitoring his finances while he was in captivity as a way to track the terrorist organization.
Senate Republicans fed up with the Democrats' refusal to allow confirmation votes on a slew of critical appointments - including the high-profile case of the Trump administration's first openly gay ambassadorial nominee – may move more aggressively to finally break the logjam.