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Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll says he has been contacted about former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, hinting the player who began kneeling protests might have a future in the league.

The clergy at the Florida church where President Donald Trump married his current wife slammed him this week for his Bible photo-op stunt at the St. John's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C. that required pepper spraying peaceful demonstrators in nearby Lafayette Park.

According to The Washington Post, a D.C. federal appeals court this Friday "appeared reluctant" to dismiss the guilty plea of President Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn. The court signaled that it believes the Justice Department intervening to drop a prosecution is "not in the public interest."

The upcoming book written by former Trump national security adviser John Bolton will argue that President Donald Trump committed even more impeachable offenses than what had been documented in House impeachment hearings last year.

A boy wearing a Pokemon T-shirt verbally and physically abused a Hispanic family during an outing at a New Mexico duck pond.

In a video segment posted this Friday, CNN's John Avlon gives his take on why President Trump is using the word "socialism" a lot less these days.

Esquire columnist Charles Pierce on Friday raked Trump Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin over the coals for refusing to disclose who is receiving funds from a $500 billion corporate bailout.

A newsletter from Politico on Thursday morning left a lot of readers scratching their heads.

Melania Trump reportedly held out for a better deal on her prenuptial agreement before moving into the White House -- and social media users heaped ridicule on the first lady's husband.

While most states put a pause on evictions during the coronavirus lockdowns, that pause is set to expire just as the relief payments for Americans is as well -- an eventuality that will only worsen the housing crisis for people already reeling from the coronavirus economy, Axios reports.

A white woman hurled racist abuse at a Black security guard after she was asked to leave a party at a San Diego apartment building.

When GOP allies of President Donald Trump appear on Fox News or right-wing talk radio programs, they typically express confidence that he will defeat former Vice President Joe Biden in November and are dismissive of recent polls that show the president trailing the presumptive Democratic Party nominee. But what Trump allies say publicly and what they say in private can be two different things. And according to an article published by ABC News this week, Trump’s campaign is seriously worried about internal polling that looks very good for Biden.