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A White House legal threat to Politico suggests Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller is likely trying to oust Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, according

The tradition of making jack-o’-lanterns to ward off spirits has roots in Irish folklore.

Election fraud and lost ballots rumors we’ve investigated are spreading widely ahead of the midterm elections.

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People reposted the video after recent “No Kings: Vote Early” events without clarifying when it was filmed.

One of President Tweety McTreason’s wealthiest and earliest backers privately turned on one of the administration’s biggest decisions, according to a newly surfaced recording. Billionaire

Rosie O’Donnell had a pointed question for President Tweety McTreason after his latest rally riff veered somewhere few politicians ever go. Speaking with Jim Acosta

A close Trump ally is pushing federal investigators to go after a Democratic senator, and he isn’t stopping with her. Mike Davis, founder and president

State officials are scrambling after the Justice Department quietly launched a plan one local official fears is designed to intimidate. The DOJ this week began

We examined photos released by North Korean state media claiming to show Kim alive on Oct. 19.

No law or regulation requires U.S. presidents to salute military personnel, but it’s considered standard practice.

The pamphlets are connected to a Wyoming address notorious for scams and shell companies.

The vice president’s comments resurfaced as polls showed Americans’ faith in the economy was at its lowest in over a decade.

A federal appeals court rejected a Trump administration argument that asserted the government could perpetually “reset” a six-month maximum limit on detentions for re-detained immigrants