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A New York couple have been taken into custody for allegedly driving a black mother and her son off the road, calling them "n*ggers" and then attacking their car with baseball bats, reports the Times-Union.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders on Thursday declined to say if she knew when Michael Cohen stopped being President Donald Trump's personal attorney.

On the side of Hawaiian volcano Kilauea cracks and plumes opened up, where steam and lava was able to flow down the sides. When the lava drained out of the volcano, boulders and debris fell back into the summit. So, geologists warned that if the scalding lava dropped below the water table, the hot lava hitting the cool water would result in an explosion of steam so powerful that the boulders and debris that fell in would explode.

Parkland shooting survivor Emma González on Thursday argued that military-style assault weapons should be outlawed for personal use and people who want to shoot them should "go serve your f*cking country."

After going viral for yelling at Spanish-speaking employees in a Midtown Manhattan cafe, lawyer Aaron Schlossberg ran away from reporters outside of his home who wanted to ask him about the incident.

"The View" host Meghan McCain admits she can barely keep track of all the potentially criminal allegations against President Donald Trump -- and her co-host Sunny Hostin said the president and his apologists were "banking on" that.

In a New York Times op-ed this week, Peter Wehner, former George W. Bush speechwriter and a senior fellow at a conservative ethics group, wrote of a great awakening in the Christian evangelical community surrounding the #MeToo movement.

Harvard law professor Laurence Tribe said Congress has plenty of evidence to use in an impeachment case against President Donald Trump -- but he laid out two specific examples that could be grounds for removal.

Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani on Thursday told a TMZ reporter who had tracked him down at an airport that there is nothing President Donald Trump could do that would result in him getting indicted -- not even shooting someone.

Trump supporter Steve Cortes on Thursday tried to defend President Donald Trump's contention that "people coming into the country" are "animals" -- but he got cornered by a CNN host who wasn't buying his spin.

Police were called on a group of black businessmen who didn't order their Starbucks drinks fast enough. Now a Latino customer ordered coffee for "Peter" only to have the name "Beaner" written on his cup.

White House counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway on Thursday complained that people are tweeting unverified information about President Donald Trump's scheduled meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

A conservative activist says she's the victim of "blatant racism" in the backlash to photos she posted of herself posing with a semi-automatic rifle on the campus of Kent State.