After the viral story of a Native American man's confrontation with Catholic high school students on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial largely unraveled, the boys' congressman on Monday slammed the media for their reaction to the events and misreporting the situation.
Zazzle has since pulled the offensive t-shirt.
The level of animosity aimed at President Trump by the liberal media reached new heights with the publication of BuzzFeed’s bogus report alleging, per unnamed soures, that the president told his attorney Michael Cohen to lie in congressional testimony about his business dealings with Russia.
He reportedly began drinking after he was dumped by his girlfriend over text message.
Nearly a year and a half after Hurricane Harvey hit Houston, many are still far from a full recovery. The city has received more than $1 billion in federal funds for long-term housing recovery.
President Trump's attorney Rudy Giuliani told Fox News on Monday that his team communicated with Special Counsel Robert Mueller's office about last week's BuzzFeed News article alleging that Trump ordered his former lawyer attorney Michael Cohen to lie to Congress -- and agreed a significant portion of it was false.
Never has the sports world seen a confluence of ownership, head coach, and star athlete that’s lasted anything close to the nearly two decades of Kraft, Belichick and Brady.
Sen. Kamala Harris spent her first day as a Democratic presidential candidate expressing regret over how certain cases were handled while she worked as a top state prosecutor in California.
As the gun control debate continues to grip the nation, a survey released this month by the Department of Justice (DOJ) showed that that armed criminals primary source for guns is, by far, is the black market.
A Detroit man was charged with several felonies.
As the United Nations, the largest human rights organization in the world, grapples with the ongoing #MeToo movement – at least one-third of its staff and contractors have claimed to have been subjected to sexual harassment.
An illegal immigrant remained in custody Monday after being linked to four fatal shooting this month that spread fear through two northern Nevada neighborhoods unaccustomed to such violence.
A freshman Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee told constituents the panel will “likely” investigate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh for purportedly committing perjury during his confirmation hearings last fall.
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Kate Wasley lamented on Instagram that a rude comment from a teacher drove her to years of "hard dieting."
One person was killed after an avalanche was reported outside of Aspen, Colorado on Monday, officials said.
The tiny, immortal hydra is a freshwater animal that can regenerate an entirely new animal from just the tiniest sliver of its body.
A man was getting ready to do his "business" on Saturday morning when he was startled by a large carpet python peaking its head out of the toilet.
Several longshot 2020 candidates are running well under the radar, in a cycle where even senators and governors are having a hard time breaking through.
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With the partial government shutdown nearing the one-month mark, the Transportation Security Administration has seen a rise in “unscheduled absences” among employees – many for financial reasons.
A coalition of Chinese, Tibetan and human rights groups organized demonstrations in ten countries against Google's plan to launch a censored Chinese search engine on Friday.
The passenger allegedly forced the staff to assist him in the restroom.
A Minnesota boys high school basketball team embroiled in controversy after its young fans were holding a President Trump re-election banner during a game pulled out of a Martin Luther King Jr. Day invitational.
Russia launched administrative action against Facebook Inc. and Twitter Inc. on Monday for failing to comply with its data laws, a move that comes just days after Facebook removed the accounts of what it said were two misinformation campaigns based in the country.
John Solomon reported in The Hill last week that then-senior Justice Department official Bruce Ohr cautioned FBI and DOJ officials in July and August 2016 that former British Intelligence operative Christopher Steele’s Russia dossier was connected to the Clinton campaign and likely biased.