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NBC host Chuck Todd on Sunday corrected Hugh Hewitt after the conservative radio host suggested that only members of the media have been critical of President Donald Trump's attitude about the Russian government.

President Donald Trump is continuing his assault on America's strongest allies, declaring the European Union a "foe" to the United States. His stunning comments come barely days after strongly insisting that Russian President Vladimir Putin and Russia are neither "friend nor foe" but a "competitor."

That comedian and chameleon provocateur Sacha Baron Cohen has been traveling the country and duping clueless Republican lawmakers and their supporters has been known for weeks, but as his new show—titled "What Is America?"—readies to drop its first episode for Showtime on Sunday night, clips have surfaced in which actual adults are seen endorsing the preposterous idea of arming children as young as three and four years old with guns in order to possibly intervene in case of a school shooting massacre.

House Oversight Committee Chairman Trey Gowdy (R-SC) argued on Sunday that private hearings are more effective because "public hearings are a circus."

Trump administration National Security Adviser John Bolton on Sunday defended the cancellation of a CNN interview after President Donald Trump became angry with the news channel for asking a question at a press conference.

An extensive interview with Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) -- who sits on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee -- concluded with CNN host Jake Tapper patiently explaining the purpose of NATO to the Kentucky senator who spent the greater part of the interview defending Russia.

The Fox News morning show Fox & Friends on Sunday claimed in a tweet that special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation had not implicated anyone from the Trump campaign.

U.S. President Donald Trump said he had low expectations for his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday in Helsinki.

The scene of a protest at the site that erupted immediately after a Chicago police officer reportedly shot a black man in the back has grown more tense.

Fox News host Jeanine Pirro exploded at a guest on Saturday night who told her that law enforcement in general, and the FBI in specific, was not biased toward Democrats.

A black man was killed by police in Chicago, immediately drawing an angry crowd that began pushing police at the scene, reports the Chicago Sun Times.

FBI director Christopher Wray is a lifelong Republican who was appointed by President Donald Trump to head the agency.

Newly released video shows police officers in Graham, Texas violently arrest an autistic teen for throwing rocks into his neighbor's yard.