Ricardo Sanchez, the retired former commander of U.S. ground forces in Iraq, becomes the first high-ranking military officer to call out the president for racism.
Ricardo Sanchez, the retired former commander of U.S. ground forces in Iraq, becomes the first high-ranking military officer to call out the president for racism.
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) famously called President Donald Trump "a xenophobic, race-baiting, religious bigot" during the 2016 campaign. But now, he's changing his tune. During the Monday political panel with "The View," the hosts all wanted to know if he agreed that Trump is "a really stable geniu...
An association of federal judges has called an emergency meeting after Attorney General William Barr intervened in the case of Trump ally Roger Stone.
The world just did to Donald Trump the one thing that he hates more than anything—it disrespected him. The odd thing is, he could have avoided the humi ...
Trump's jingoism is toxic to everyone outside the GOP bubble
Bernie Sanders, Will Ferrell and Urban Dictionary have all slammed him.
The White House severely restricted distribution of memos detailing President Donald Trump's calls with foreign leaders, including Russia's Vladimir Putin and Saudi Arabia's Mohammed bin Salman, after embarrassing leaks of his conversations early in his tenure, a former White House official said.
The ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, Dianne Feinstein, released a scathing analysis Friday of the criminal referral of Christopher Steele made to the FBI last month by her GOP counterparts on the committee, Sens. Chuck Grassley and...
"She didn't have her mother, and none of us can fix that,” Dr. Colleen Kraft said of a little girl who was crying when she visited a Texas shelter.
The foreign secretary says the UK wants to avoid "a major war" after the US killing of Qasem Soleimani.
Hillary Clinton’s campaign has wasted no time alerting voters to the bigotry and extremism of Trump’s VP pick, Mike Pence.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions, who first announced the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy for those detained at the border on suspicion of illegal immigration, was asked about comparisons between the policy
Clinton responded to Trump's previous comments on Wednesday.
