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Following one of the most tense weeks between police and black communities in recent history, several prominent Republicans said most white Americans don't understand the challenges that come with being black in America.

A handful of African-American House Democrats on Thursday joined protests outside the Capitol as demonstrators gathered in the wake of two deadly police shootings of black men.

Rose McGowan has penned a guest column taking a publication to task for writing about Renee Zellweger's looks.

As the State Department reopens its investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state, Clinton reiterated on Friday that her use of personal email was a "mistake" that she would "certainly not do again."

Since videos of Southeast Asian recruits fighting under the black flag of ISIS emerged two years ago, the appeal of the terror group has been gradually growing in the region.

L. Paul Bremer III, writing on the release of the Chilcot report, says he believes the decision to remove Saddam Hussein was difficult but still correct.

Hillary Clinton on Friday called for the nation to come together in the aftermath of an ambush that killed five police officers in Dallas, Texas, warning that this "absolutely horrific event" — coupled with a series of recent shootings involving police officers — "should worry every single American."

An elderly Utah resident is the first Zika-related death in the continental U.S.

Critics are calling out the National Rifle Association for not quickly coming to the defense of Philando Castile, who was fatally shot by a police officer in Minnesota this week after reportedly acknowledging that he had a weapon and a concealed carry permit.

Donald Trump's campaign is denying that the candidate wanted to meet with New York police officers Friday afternoon and hold a press conference at a midtown precinct in a show of support following the Dallas police ambush.

President Barack Obama said Friday that the nation was "horrified" after what he called "a vicious, calculated and despicable attack on law enforcement" in Dallas.

Donald Trump responded to the deadly police shootings in Dallas by offering his prayers to the victims and their families and by calling for restored "law and order."

We cannot pretend to be shocked by this week's shootings if we have been paying attention. Blacks' and whites' mutual mistrust is tearing nation apart, says Roxanne Jones

Until Philando Castile and Dallas week, the most-buzzed-about Facebook Live videos were a BuzzFeed experiment to blow up a watermelon with rubber bands and a Texas woman's hysterical reaction to a Chewbacca mask.

Before the mass shooting of police officers and civilians in Dallas Thursday night, another threat to police played out that morning in Bristol, Tennessee, near the Virginia border, killing one woman and wounding three others, including a police officer.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick on Friday walked back his remark that protesters who fled gunfire in Dallas were "hypocrites" because they wanted police to protect them despite their outrage over recent killings of black men by cops.

The attack in Dallas provides a reminder that violent extremism and terrorist attacks are not the province of any one ideology, write Peter Bergen and David Sterman.

Alton Sterling was shot this week in Baton Rouge. Then five officers were killed in Dallas. Now protesters are struggling to figure out what comes next.

MTV President Sean Atkins explains why the network is holding a live town hall following the country's tragic week.