President Trump lashed out at John Bolton on Sunday, calling him "one of the dumbest people in government" after the former national security adviser urged GOP Party leaders to accept the 2020 election results and encourage their supporters to acknowledge defeat.
Dr. Scott Atlas, a special adviser the novel coronavirus to President Trump, tweeted to his almost 90,000 followers on Sunday that citizens should rise up against new Michigan COVID-19 restrictions.
Sen. Bernie Sanders distanced himself and his progressive colleagues from the idea of defunding police departments in a wide-ranging interview on Sunday, claiming that "nobody I know who's running for office talks about defunding the police."
Ivanka Trump on Sunday called out the media for its apparent double standards on violence directed towards conservatives and supporters of President Donald Trump.
Biden surrogate Rep. Tim Ryan, D-Ohio, had a message for President Trump on Sunday, saying, “You can’t put your own concerns in front of the concerns of the American people.”
Casual Shakespeare observers ignore his play “Coriolanus.” But the work named after a Roman leader lends particular insight into where we find American politics between the 2020 election and inauguration day.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Ronald Jones registered the third longest run in NFL history after going 98 yards in Sunday’s game against the Carolina Panthers.
Rookie quarterback Joe Burrow and his Cincinnati Bengals are set to square off against the undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday afternoon, in what will be the biggest game of his young career.
Paulina Gretzky was among the top social media after her fiancee Dustin Johnson won his first Masters title, scoring a 20-under par for a course record and defeating his opponents by at least five strokes.