Politics

A visibly rattled Republican strategist admitted on Sunday that she was deeply shaken by President Donald Trump's speech at CPAC -- and the response by the so-called conservatives attending the confab has her thinking she might abandon the GOP.

Twitter users jumped on President Donald Trump on Sunday after he declared that he is an "innocent man" who is being persecuted by "bad" people.

Late in a spirited discussion on whether Donald Trump can be indicted for possible campaign finance violations, a former prosecutor said there was no reason why the president couldn't be hit with charges of fraud and money laundering immediately based upon what has been revealed by investigators so far.

In an apparent attempt to mock feminists on Sunday, Fox News host Pete Hegseth praised "toxic masculinity" as one of the reasons "our country lives free."

National Security Adviser John Bolton on Sunday insisted that President Donald Trump's recent summit with North Korea dictator Kim Jong-un was not a "failure" even though the U.S. was unable to secure a nuclear agreement.

National Security Advisor John Bolton grew combative on CNN on Sunday morning when asked to defend President Donald Trump's assertion that he believed North Korea strongman Kim Jong-un was not responsible for the death of American student Otto Warmbeir after he had been tortured while in captivity.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) on Sunday insisted that he has not "interfered" with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.

NBC's "Saturday Night Live" presented the fictional TV show of "Shark Tank: Legal Edition" -- "where celebrities in legal trouble make their case to see if any of our sharks will represent them."

Actor Ben Stiller returned to "Saturday Night Live" to portray longtime Donald Trump "fixer" Michael Cohen.

The Fox News infatuation with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortz (D-NY) continued on Saturday when a guest suggested that the Green New Deal would inevitably result in cannibalism.

Three people died and a fourth was critically injured in a fire that is being investigated as being intentionally set, The Dallas Morning News reported Saturday.

Appearing with CNN's Ana Cabrera, a former member of the National Security Council ripped into President Donald Trump's marathon "unhinged" speech at CPAC attacking American institutions, saying it might as well have been written by Vladimir Putin.

Appearing on MSNBC with host Alex Witt, GOP strategist Rick Tyler was visibly upset at what he heard from Donald Trump during his speech at CPAC, and even more so by the enthusiastic reception the president was receiving.