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On Friday, Parkland shooting survivor David Hogg and other gun control advocates staged a die-in. The same day, a school shooting tragedy was narrowly averted when teacher Jason Seaman disarmed a shooter at the Noblesville West Middle School, in Indiana.

Donald Trump's wife, Melania, has now been disappeared from the public eye for two weeks.

A Macomb, Michigan official was forced to resign after Muslim-bashing posts were discovered on her Facebook page.

Over the years, multiple men have come forward accusing movie star John Travolta of unwanted sexual advances and assault. Travolta—who has been married to actress Kelly Preston for 27 years— is also rumored to be gay.

Walmart is one of the nation's largest employers, with over a million people on the corporation's pay roll. But like many American companies, the corporate behemoth prioritizes the interests of shareholders over its workers.

The American presidency has always come with vast executive powers, but until Donald Trump much of that power has gone unused.

MSNBC's Ari Melber argued Thursday that the attendance of President Donald Trump's lawyer Emmet Flood at an intelligence briefing about the investigation into the Trump campaign was unequivocally a major violation.

After a day discussing the fallout of President Donald Trump's abrupt decision to pull out of talks with North Korea, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow noted Thursday night something about the move that most accounts missed: It appears to have put American lives in real jeopardy.

Rachel Dolezal, a former Washington State University instructor who was revealed to be biologically white after taking over the local branch of the NAACP, is facing welfare fraud charges.

Fox News personality Tomi Lahren has declared victory over NFL players who kneeled on the sideline to protest police brutality.

Roger's Stone's dealings with Julian Assange and a failed stand-up comedian who interviewed the Wikileaks founder is a lot to process.

An Oregon man who wept as he begged the man he left blind and seriously injured for forgiveness during his sentencing was busted after prosecutors played jailhouse recordings in which he laughed at his victim, the Bend Bulletin reports.

A white student who stands accused of brutally beating a black teacher's assistant was released without bail on Wednesday, the Star-Tribune reports.