Obama and Clinton-era alumni were named to top jobs at the United Nations just before and after Trump’s inauguration, enabling them to maintain Democrats’ influence on international affairs. People opposed to President Donald Trump’s policies permeate the State Department and U.N. bureaucracies and seemingly resist the administrations agenda. The U.S. often has influence over which […]

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings will not be renominated to Facebook’s board of directors when the members meet in May for the company’s annual stockholder’s meeting, Facebook announced Friday night.

Voters in Alabama, West Virginia and Oregon will cast their ballots in November against or in support of bills amending their state’s abortion laws.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions criticized federal judges for interfering with President Donald Trump’s agenda Monday night, accusing courts of embracing dangerous new forms of judicial activism.

An infamous white nationalist filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Twitter for removing his account — a legal complaint coincidentally registered at the same time a number of other people either with similar beliefs or mere conservatives had their accounts removed or diminished.

The federal government began replacing sections of the old border wall in southern California Wednesday.

A FISA court judge has grounds to hold Department of Justice officials including Bruce Ohr in contempt of court for making misrepresentations about the sources of information used to obtain a surveillance warrant against a Trump associate, a former judge and Republican congressman said.

Nobel prize winning economist and New York Times editorialist Paul Krugman thinks the Republican memo released Friday will leave “Trump apologists weaker than they were before.”

Former FBI director James Comey heavily criticized the release of a the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act memo in a tweet minutes after the memo was made public Friday.