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Sean Spicer's last appointment

No, I didn’t know his departure was imminent. The timing took me by surprise, but not necessarily the outcome.

Mexican hospital holding baby as ‘medical hostage’ until bill is paid

An Indiana woman's baby born in Mexico is being held hostage by a Cancun hospital, according to the family.

Postal Service broke law for Hillary

Postal Service broke law in pushing time off for workers to campaign for Clinton, investigation finds.

First statewide bicycle tax in nation

The state Legislature’s approval of the first statewide bike tax in the nation has fallen flat with riders.

Wasserman Schultz aide arrested trying to leave the country

Awan was arrested Monday evening at Dulles International Airport in Virginia before boarding a flight to Lahore, Pakistan.

Meet ‘Donut Boy’

The Pint-Sized ‘Superhero’ Who is Supporting Cops Across America

Facebook worker living in garage

As the Facebook CEO travels across the US to ‘learn about people’s hopes and challenges’, the cafeteria workers at his company struggle.

Troops become U.S. citizens on warship named for Marine who loved becoming an American

The service members, who hailed from nine nations, stood aboard the ship and recited the oath of citizenship.

Unmasked without justification

It is possible that they used this information to achieve partisan political purposes,

Understanding The Threats Of Iran

Without a doubt during the past eight years the previous U.S. administration acted as a major backing for the Iranian regime.

California governor stops parole for Charles Manson follower

The governor’s decision came a week before the deadline.

Why not consider ending the gift tax?

axes should not be triggered by a death in the family and Americans should not be forced to make critical life-impacting financial decisions

She fled Iraq now she's training to be a U.S. Border Patrol agent

Shakare, a 23-year-old from Iraq, is one of three women in a class of 20 at the U.S. Border Patrol Academy in Artesia, New Mexico.

Senator Feinstein Thinks It’s Acceptable for Violent Mobs to Control Speech

Feinstein is saying is that colleges do not have a duty to make sure that the First Amendment is protected on campus.

Kennedy considering retiring from Supreme Court

Speculation is swirling that Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy could announce his retirement as early as this term.

You won't believe these laws are still on the books

The thing about laws is that they always make great sense at the time they're written.

New memo shows how FBI pressured Nashville Police about trans killer's manifesto after Christian school mass killing

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