Three Facebook ads from Democratic 2020 presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren calling for the breakup of Silicon Valley giants – including Facebook – were restored Monday evening after they were briefly taken down, according to reports.
The United States announced late Monday that it will withdraw its remaining staff from its embassy in Venezuela, citing the deteriorating conditions in the country.
Mexican authorities on Monday said the 22 passengers who were hauled off a passenger bus by an armed gang last week may be migrants, a report said.
Sports Illustrated model Camille Kostek addressed “body-shamers” on Monday after receiving a barrage of cruel comments for a bikini selfie.
A former Bahraini soccer player and refugee has become an Australian citizen, after a detention in a Thai prison and an extradition request from his homeland raised international concern.
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer of Maryland hit back at some of the most visible new Democrats in Congress when asked Monday by Fox News about the push to impeach President Trump: “We’ve got 62 new (Democratic) members. Not three.”
In its budget request for the upcoming fiscal year, the Justice Department said it needs over $72 million to fund the "stronger enforcement of the nation’s immigration laws,” according to materials released Monday, in an aggressive move intended to reduce the nation's backlog of asylum cases dramatically.
Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin posted a Facebook video Monday evening in which he criticized state educators who have staged "sickouts" to protest a serious of education bills before the state legislature.
Stacey Abrams, the 2018 Georgia gubernatorial candidate considered a rising star in the Democratic Party despite her defeat, announced that a 2020 presidential bid is "definitely on the table" -- just hours after seemingly telling attendees at the South by Southwest (SXSW) conference in Austin, Texas, that she wouldn't be ready to run until at least 2028.
President Trump said in an interview released Monday that he does not want any immigrants to come to the United States who would be on welfare.
Police in Sparta, New Jersey reportedly shot and killed an aggressive pet bull after officials said the animal attacked its owner and charged at a patrol vehicle.
Two top Democratic U.S. senators called on Boeing to ground all 737 Max 8 planes operating in the United States while the deadly weekend crash of an Ethiopian Airlines jet is investigated, while the head of the House Transportation Committee said Monday that he would "think twice" about boarding the aircraft in the future.
Drummer Hal Blaine, who played on many of the biggest hits in music history, has died.
A Mississippi woman was arrested on Monday after her two of her three children drowned in her locked vehicle over the weekend while she was in a nearby store, police said.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s headed next month to the state that holds the first primary in the race for the White House, increasing speculation that the GOP governor is seriously considering a 2020 primary challenge against Republican President Donald Trump.
Ariana Grande’s new Starbucks drink isn’t vegan, even though the pop star decided to cut animal products from her diet back in 2013.
Aaron Carter has firmly declared what he believes.
The British government said Monday that frenzied last-minute diplomacy had won "legally binding changes" to overcome a roadblock in its divorce deal with the European Union.
Freshman Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., told Fox News on Monday that it was "silly" to compare President Trump with former President Barack Obama, adding: "One is human. The other is really not."
Several Democratic 2020 presidential hopefuls -- including Bernie Sanders, Kamala Harris and now Kirsten Gillibrand -- are defending their self-professed commitment to the ideals of the #MeToo movement against a series of accusations they recently mismanaged sexual-misconduct claims against their subordinates.
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Here’s a rare case where social media can offer lessons that, if we were to learn in reality, would kill us.
An Alabama man is charged with kidnapping by pretending to be an Uber driver to pick up a university student who was found unconscious in the back seat of his car, police said Monday.
Two children have drowned and one was rescued after their mother locked them in an SUV and it rolled into a Mississippi creek.
Six members of a Canadian family heading for a safari vacation were among the 18 Canadians killed in the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines passenger jet.