Over the weekend, a screenshot of a Facebook post by an Illinois man that threatened lynching against Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-FL) made the rounds online.

President Donald Trump brought up a campaign promise during a March meeting with the U.S. senators from Alaska, asking whether he could roll back President Barack Obama’s 2015 decision to rename the tallest mountain on the continent.

Trump brothers, Eric and Donald Jr. are investing in luxury resorts on one of the poorest corners in America as part of a program they’re calling an “American Idea.”

The Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has penned a short story for the The New York Times’ style magazine, T, which paints the first lady—referred to throughout only as “Mrs T”—as the reluctant wife of the president.

Former Fox News host Eric Bolling on Monday responded to Bill O’Reilly’s suggestion his son’s death was the result of sexual harassment allegations levied against him.

President Donald Trump has finally sent the family of Dillon Baldridge, an Army corporal who died in Afghanistan over the summer, the personal check for $25,000 he promised them in June.

On Oct. 4, 2017, Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr (R-NC) said that all issues relating to the investigation into Russian interference with the election remain open.

Somehow, the Navy veteran and anti-fascist protester who was shot in Gainesville, Florida after Richard Spencer’s speech there last week was only grazed by the bullet fired by a neo-Nazi from Texas.

On Monday, journalist Yashar Ali posted perhaps one of the most comical real advertisements in recent memory.

Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN) on Monday continued speaking truth to Donald Trump’s leadership skills, telling NBC that the president’s plan to attend a Tuesday policy lunch is just a “photo op” for the White House.

Fox News has let go of correspondent John Huddy, whose sister had accused former Fox News anchor Bill O’Reilly of sexual harassment.

Donald Trump’s personal attorney Michael Cohen will meet with the House and Senate intelligence committees on Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively, as part of those panels’ ongoing investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.