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A Florida Republican who's helping President Donald Trump undermine the special counsel probe told Fox News that lawmakers are planning more intense scrutiny of the FBI.

Marge McLaughlin, the chairwoman of the Washington DC chapter of the Democratic Socialists for America, ran into Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on New Year's Day -- and wasted no time asking him for a photo op that she used to hilariously troll him.

Former government ethics chief Walter Shaub warned the White House and President Donald Trump's family that they were coming alarmingly close to ethics violations by profiting off of their brand while in working in the executive branch. Still, Ivanka Trump continues to sell clothing she wears to political events.

California became a so-called "sanctuary state" and legalized recreational marijuana on the same day -- and that double-whammy sent the "Fox & Friends" hosts reeling.

Former Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele on Monday slammed President Donald Trump for making race relations worse in the United States.

Emily Thomes says she was engaged to a same-sex partner before she went to a Bible study class one evening -- which eventually led to her renouncing her lesbian "lifestyle" altogether.

A guest on Fox News warned viewers Monday that the Republican Party could be facing major defeats in the upcoming midterm elections.

A mosque in Arkansas has paid off the debts of a man who was caught on camera spray painting hateful messages on their building in October 2016.

A former Justice Department spokesman said House Speaker Paul Ryan and other top Republican lawmakers should not escape blame for slow-walking the Trump-Russia probe.

The power of investigative journalism was on full display in 2017, taking down Roy Moore in Alabama and Harvey Weinstein in Hollywood, but one Fox News commentator bizarrely argued quite the opposite.

An MSNBC panel on Sunday discussed just how impactful the "snowballing" stories of sexual assault and harassment in arenas of power have been for the country — and how we got there.

It just wouldn't be New Year's Eve without some conspiracy theories, and luckily, InfoWars' Alex Jones has a very special guest to help him ring it in.

The former head of the Republican Party in South Carolina ran into a buzzsaw during an MSNBC appearance on Sunday afternoon when he tried to dismiss the bombshell report about a former Trump adviser bragging about having dirt on Hillary Clinton in early 2016, which set in motion a U.S. intelligence investigation.