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CNN's Chris Cuomo interviewed former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski on Thursday night, in a conversation that quickly went off the rails.

A New York Times reporter who had a relationship with a senior congressional staffer in the Senate Intelligence Committee had her email and phone records secretly seized, the Times reports.

A Trump-loving Alabama state representative has been charged with Medicare fraud in what prosecutors allege was an elaborate over-billing scheme, WHNT reports.

A veteran congressional staffer who works for the Senate Intelligence Committee is being investigated for leaking and may be under sealed indictment, the Wall Street Journal reports.

Michael Avenatti went on CNN with Wolf Blitzer today, and spoke more harsh words in response to Rudy Giuliani's disgusting statements implying that Stormy Daniels is a prostitute and that she cannot be believed.

The teen who killed four people and received a light sentence after claiming to suffer from "Affluenza" is out of jail, but his mom's legal problems continue.

Google recently elected not to renew a defense contract that its employees were angry about.

A lesbian couple says they were attacked at a Massachusetts pub by a random man who saw them kissing and began yelling homophobic slurs.

A man and woman convicted of horrific abuse that led to the death of a 8-year-old Palmdale, California boy have been sentenced.

On Thursday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was asked by reporters about Rudy Giuliani's recent comments that the North Korean regime had come "crawling on hands and knees."

On Thursday afternoon, Fox News host Shepard Smith expressed shock at the Trump administration's blatant efforts to undermine the Robert Mueller probe.

On Thursday, following a joint press conference by President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzō Abe—in which Trump reiterated his pledge to achieve a de-nuclearized North Korea—Fox News host Shepard Smith wondered why Trump plans to meet with the head of a murderous regime while angering U.S. allies.

At a news conference with Chicago Mayor Rahm Emmanuel announcing a  clampdown on party buses, Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson defended the actions of police officers who handcuffed a 10-year-old child, the Chicago Sun-Times reports.