Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is expected leave the Trump administration in January, sources tell Fox News, amid discussion of potentially tapping CIA Director Mike Pompeo as a replacement.
HuffPost senior reporter Ashley Feinberg has apologized for an insensitive tweet that essentially predicted Senator John McCain would die in the near future and his family would benefit from an overhauled estate tax.
The worker says it was just his instincts kicking in.
The Senate on Thursday moved closer to passing legislation that would overhaul the country’s tax code as lawmakers readied for a so-called “vote-a-rama” on amendments that could last well into the night before a final vote takes place.
A murdered Baltimore police detective was tricked into finding heroin planted by an indicted member of a now-disbanded unit during a 2010 arrest, prosecutors alleged in an indictment unsealed Thursday.
The search for a missing Argentine submarine will continue but the rescue part of the plan has ended, the navy said on Thursday.
The Senate Ethics Committee said Thursday that it had opened a 'preliminary inquiry' into groping allegations against Sen. Al Franken, D-Minn.
A 4.4 magnitude earthquake shook the east coast of the U.S. on Thursday, the United States Geological Survey reported.
She claims she wanted to look like Angelina Jolie.
Powerful men are at long last being held accountable for their sexual misconduct. But is this really the watershed moment women have been waiting for?
A former Oklahoma state senator accused of engaging in child prostitution and pornography pleaded guilty Thursday to a federal charge of child sex trafficking.
A growing number of Domino’s delivery customers are casting a critical eye at the company’s online pizza-tracking app.
Now disgraced NBC anchor Matt Lauer was seen for the first time since his abrupt firing from the network for sexual harassment.
The encouraging signs that federal law enforcement is making a dent in MS-13 membership may be tempered by the fact that as some 214 gang members have been taken off U.S. streets, the Office of Refugee Resettlement in the 2017 fiscal year placed more than 40,000 Central American unaccompanied teenagers around the country.