Attorney General William Barr’s statements to the press before the redacted Mueller report on the Russia investigation was released to the public made him appear as though he was a counselor to the president rather the attorney general, Fox News anchor Chris Wallace said Thursday.
Five years after one of the deadliest disasters on Mount Everest, three people from Nepal's ethnic Sherpa community are preparing an ascent to raise awareness about the Nepalese mountain guides who make it possible for hundreds of foreign climbers to scale the mountain and survive.
Two former California sheriff’s deputies are now facing multiple felony charges for allegedly ordering inmates at a jail they once worked at to spray "crappuccinos” – consisting of feces and urine – at people they didn’t like.
A South Carolina mother has been arrested after her infant son tested positive for methamphetamines, police say.
“There are a few things I know: Great food, killer drinks and wild times,” Fieri said in a press release.
Laura Ingraham: Anti-Trump fanatics can't see their self-sabotage
An extremely rare Byzantine gold coin has been found by a group of schoolchildren in northern Israel.
If you’re going to a Bob Dylan concert anytime soon, you better leave behind the selfie stick.
Somewhere in the shadows of federal bureaucracy, there was an issue about the drinking habits of Augusto Pinochet.
Everything’s coming up rosy for the Grammy winner.
A pair of British police officers are being blasted by their bosses for “unacceptable behavior” Thursday after being caught on video dancing amongst a crowd of climate activists who have been snarling traffic and public transit in London this week.
The release Thursday of the redacted report of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s probe of Russia’s interference in our 2016 presidential election should mark the end of a long, expensive and pointless investigation. It was an investigation that damaged the American legal system in ways that should not be forgotten.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler on Thursday requested Special Counsel Robert Mueller appear before his committee “as soon as possible”—and no later than May 23.
An affidavit says an off-duty police officer accused of driving drunk in a crash that killed a New Hampshire woman was seen weaving in and out of traffic and traveling in the wrong direction beforehand.
The dress is currently selling online for over $4,800.
A former FBI assistant director said the investigation by the Inspector General into the origins of the Russia probe will uncover the motives from past high ranking members of the bureau and it’s something that every American citizen should want to see as well.
President Trump on Thursday turned to “Game of Thrones” for inspiration as he mocked his political opponents ahead of the release of the special counsel’s report on the Russia investigation -- declaring that it was “Game Over” for them.
Lori Loughlin was reportedly so fixated on status-symbol schools that she developed an "obsession" with University of Southern California (USC), which may have motivated her alleged role in the college admissions scandal.
Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli could now be under more pressure to reach an agreement with federal prosecutors or risk possible implications for their daughters.
A coalition of opposition political parties has called on Egyptian voters to reject proposed constitutional amendments that would allow President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi to stay in power until 2030.
The Mueller report’s anticipated release Thursday brought out jokes about former American League batting champion and one-time World Series winner Bill Mueller.
A man who broke into his neighbor's home and took his clothes off in a 12-year-old girl's room on Sunday got quite the surprise when he was shot by the homeowner, according to officials.
Attorney General William Barr will lead a press conference Thursday ahead of the release of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report into Russian effort to influence the 2016 presidential election and its ties to the Trump campaign.
What began as a serious inquiry into a potential world-historical calamity will on Thursday complete its turn into a combination of one of those really bad Washington conspiracy thrillers from the 1970s and ’80s that only a Communist could love.
Barnes & Noble began is offering curious readers a chance to view special counsel Robert Mueller's full report on the Russia investigation as soon as Attorney General William Barr drops the 400-page document early Thursday.