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Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) jokingly shrugged off advice that he seek immediate medical attention in the moments before his death Saturday night, according to a new Axios report.
Patrick Byrne, a millionaire businessman, founder of the online retailer Overstock.com and loyal ally to President Donald Trump, was ordered Friday to pay Hunter Biden $1.7 million in punitive damages over false claims, The Guardian reported Saturday.
Tulsi Gabbard’s brother jailed for ‘trying to lure children’ to hotel room: report
OPINION: "While plenty of other institutions have caved to Trump, the stiff upper lips at the BBC aren’t intimidated so easily. In fact, they’re going after what the January 6th House Select Committee never could get: Trump’s January 6th phone records."
Hawaii's highest Court launched a rare attack on the U.S. Supreme Court, accusing the John Roberts-led bench of enabling "naked racism" and bending the Constitution to "whatever the Court needs it to be.
Former CBS News correspondent Scott MacFarlane expressed astonishment on Sunday at the viral reach of a Senate floor speech by Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) cataloging alleged corruption across the first 500 days of President Donald Trump's second term.
For over a week, #ElonMusk has demanded a "single name of someone" whose death was attributed to DOGE cuts to U.S. federal aid. When thousands of responses came in, Musk became notably silent.
#DOGE
A Nobel laureate held the world's richest man Elon Musk responsible for the deaths of millions of children in a scathing takedown.
President Trump's carefully constructed vision for transforming the nation's capital is literally falling apart.
President Donald Trump's $10 billion BBC defamation suit backfired Tuesday when a federal judge used Trump's own damage claims to force the surrender of his financial records.
New court documents allege that pro-MAGA podcaster Steve Bannon was a secret operative helping President Donald Trump and the White House extort nearly $1 billion from the nation's top law firms.
CNN's Harry Enten was floored on Sunday as he discussed new polling that shows Democrats have gained momentum in a key Senate race, even after the candidate who won the party's primary dropped out.
More than 1,200 former Justice Department employees have signed a letter urging senators to reject Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general, a roster of names so long it fills 59 pages.
The State Department lashed out at Brazil Saturday after the country denied visas to two senior Trump administration officials over fears of a ploy to undermine its upcoming presidential election, The Wall Street Journal reported.
A park that President Donald Trump bragged that he had "renovated" for $16 million suddenly had its water turn a murky brown this week, the latest in a string of his D.C. beautification "disasters."
A letter from former special counsel Jack Smith's lawyers went public Friday, calling Rep. Jim Jordan's (R-OH) criminal referral a bad-faith attack on a "nonpartisan public servant.
16 major news outlets covered Trump's Saudi nuclear deal. Zero mentioned Jared Kushner's $2 billion Saudi investment. One media critic is calling it what it is: a blackout.
Democrats are sharpening their subpoenas, and Donald Trump's own paperwork may hand them the roadmap, according to a new report.
A reporter braving a blistering heat wave at President Donald Trump's Great American State Fair described chaos at the event as paramedics raced to save attendees, with seven said to be on "advanced life support" in the hospital.
The BBC has issued 47 subpoenas to the elder Trump's inner circle, including Trump Jr., Ivanka Trump, Jared Kushner and Stephen Miller. But the Secret Service has blocked the BBC from serving Donald Trump Jr. with a subpoena seeking his Jan. 6 communications, according to a court filing Friday.
Planned Parenthood and other reproductive health clinics regained access to Medicaid funding on Saturday after a provision in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, defunding the organizations, expired.
On Monday, new reporting revealed that at least $90 million in national park entry fees had been diverted to pay for the President Trump's beautification projects in Washington, D.C.
White House staffers scrambled to scrub social media evidence of Donald Trump's humiliating turnout at his "Great American State Fair" opening after the president blew his top over aerial photos documenting the sparse crowd for the rally he headlined.
A Washington, D.C. resident who protested President Donald Trump’s surge of National Guard troops in the nation’s capital was awarded a “significant” settlement after being placed in handcuffs last year for following troops while playing the "Imperial March” score from “Star Wars.
Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) is being shamed by a former federal prosecutor, who says that the legal arguments behind a push to prosecute former special counsel Jack Smith are "an embarrassment.