An MSNBC host didn’t bother to ask about the controversy surrounding House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's trip to a San Franciso hair salon ‒ in violation of state and local ordinances amid the coronavirus pandemic ‒ when the Democratic leader joined the liberal network on Sunday.
A GOP-led Senate bill designed to protect small businesses amidst the COVID-19 pandemic could be the difference between reaching an agreement on economic relief and watching negotiations blow up ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
The 2020 presidential race is “very reminiscent” of the 2016 matchup in which Hillary Clinton lost to President Trump, Mollie Hemingway said on Tuesday.
The House Oversight Committee has opened up a new front in its investigation of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy for allegedly pressuring his employees to make campaign donations to GOP candidates.
That’s some expensive sand.
The Guardian published an opinion piece written entirely by artificial intelligence on Tuesday to convince readers that the advanced technology has “no desire to wipe out humans.”
The nearly two dozen New York City schools located within 10 separate buildings were found to have faulty ventilation systems after an evaluation of 1,485 city buildings,
Alex Smith and Jake Butt represent at least two feel-good stories going into the 2020 NFL season.
The influencer has shared her side of the story following an alleged false-positive testing fiasco.
Nearly every structure in a small town in eastern Washington state was destroyed in a raging wildfire on Monday as weather conditions have allowed blazes to grow across the Pacific Northwest.
A handcuffed Florida man in police custody drowned on Sunday after he broke free from an officer and jumped into the Boca Ciega Bay, according to authorities.
National Weather Service says nearly entire state will undergo some kind of weather advisory
A Florida man turned himself over to police on Sunday after allegedly shooting his mother to death following a series of arguments involving a car, orange juice, and an air conditioning remote control, according to reports.
"The Oprah Winfrey Show" begins the first of 25 seasons in syndication; an NYC subway station reopens for the first time since it was destroyed in the World Trade Center attack.
An employee with the Broward Sheriff's Office died from the coronavirus on Friday, just weeks after her mother succumbed to the disease, according to a report.
Tennis star Novak Djokovic is getting some tough love after an accidental ball flub got him tossed from the U.S. Open.
Washington and Lee University is coming under scrutiny for offering a course on “How to Overthrow the State,” though the school’s president says the course has been “sensationalized” by the media.
"I’ve watched a lot of these beautiful cities being destroyed by people rioting and I saw all these local leaders that won’t step to the plate to protect their citizens or their citizens’ businesses," Walker said in a video posted to Twitter. "So I’m going to step up to the plate and become a local leader in a sense that I want to put in a mandate that anyone arrested during a riot and they’re not from that city, they don’t have a resident in that city or that town, should be arrested and get federal... Читать дальше...
Former national security adviser John Bolton disputed the main thesis of The Atlantic's recent report alleging that President Trump disparaged fallen American soldiers in France, calling the claim "simply false" in an appearance on "The Story" Monday.