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On Tuesday, as President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen appeared before a federal judge to plead guilty to multiples crimes, including campaign finance violations and bank fraud, a jury found former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort guilty on eight counts. He faces decades in prison.

On Tuesday, President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen pled guilty to campaign finance violations, tax and bank fraud. He'll likely serve time in jail.

A hipster bowling alley in Pittsburgh is under fire after a DJ posted a photo of a sign instructing DJs to never play rap or hip-hop music, reports Pittsburgh City Paper.

On Tuesday, as President Donald Trump's former lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen waited to reach a plea deal with federal prosecutors, political analysts wondered what information Cohen has that might be of interest to Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team.

As a jury appears to be nearing a verdict against Donald Trump's former campaign manager and as a New York court appears to be readying for a possible appearance by his former personal lawyer, Trumpworld remained defiant on Tuesday.

A Washington man has been offered a plea deal that spares him hate crimes charges in a racist attack on a black man because his victim can't remember the attack, reports KOMO News.

On Tuesday, actress and director Asia Argento issued a statement categorically denying all accusations that she had sexually assaulted actor Jimmy Bennett. The alleged assault occurred when Argento was 37 and the actor was 17, below the legal age of consent in California.

A man shot dead in a Walmart parking in Snellvile, Georgia, was a survivor of concentration camps in Bosnia and had immigrated to America for a better life, according to friends and family.

The Church of Scientology is normally associated with Hollywood, thanks to big movie star promoters like Tom Cruise and John Travolta.

Tonya Couch, the mother of Affluenza teen Ethan Couch, is back in jail after being busted using meth, reports the Fort Worth Star Telegram.

MSNBC host Joe Scarborough was once a friend of President Donald Trump, and remains one of the few media personalities comfortable talking about his state of mind.

On Monday, analysts across the political spectrum tried to figure out what President Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani meant when he said that "truth isn't truth."

President Donald Trump's personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani shocked the political world Sunday by declaring that "truth isn't truth."