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Fox News host Laura Ingraham made a stunning suggestion on her Friday night show, arguing that the American government should take over private social media networks so that they can be regulated.

After reports emerged that former Paul Manafort associate Sam Patten copped a guilty plea in exchange for information about the Trump campaign's work with Cambridge Analytica, a reporter who had the man on her radar for months explained how he became part of the Russiagate scandal.

Donald Trump announced Friday that he's headed to Texas to campaign for his former opponent Ted Cruz's reelection -- and a group of MSNBC panelists couldn't contain their laughter about it.

While analyzing special counsel Robert Mueller's uncanny silence over the last few weeks, MSNBC panelists traded predictions for his next move -- and scoffs at the concept that anyone could impose a timeline on the investigation.

President Donald Trump is engaging in a "very dangerous game" with his constant attacks on special counsel Robert Mueller's investigations, Lawfare Blog co-founder Ben Wittes explained to MSNBC's Katy Tur on Friday.

Matthew Miller, who served as the spokesman for the Department of Justice during the Obama administration, said on Friday that there was no reason to believe that special counsel Robert Mueller would go completely silent in the last 60 days before the 2018 midterm elections.

MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski called out Ivanka Trump for living in a "parallel reality" as her father and other family members move closer to legal peril.

The White House is worried about the possibility of Democrats retaking control of the House, according to reporters who cover the administration -- but they're not prepared for what could happen.

Donald Trump began his Thursday by declaring that he was "very excited" about the prospect of having a new White House counsel to replace Don McGahn.

In an interview with MSNBC's Rachel Maddow, a former CIA agent running for Congress as a Democrat whose security clearance application was inappropriately leaked to a GOP opposition research firm explained updates to her scandal — and why it matters.

Ever since the release of the bombshell Steele dossier, reporters have been working to sort out how much of it is true.

John McCain carefully scripted his own farewell and funeral, carefully selecting those who would offer eulogies and even those who would be invited.

A former executive at the parent company that owns the National Enquirer not only attacked the corporation's affiliation with Donald Trump but also called the magazine "fake news."