The internet has erupted over a new photo hanging just outside the Oval Office, and Donald Trump supporters are gloating with ...

Where most presidents might shy away from the indignity of a mugshot, Trump did what he does best: he made it the moment.

Epstein’s “little black book” contains entries of high-profile figures. A copy of the contacts book was first published in 2015 by the now-defunct blog Gawker. It was recovered from Epstein’s home ...

There are some signs the Trump administration is already not complying with judicial orders. On Monday, a federal judge said that the administration had violated his Jan. 31 order to distribute ...

Nearly everyone involved in the riot at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, received clemency from President Donald Trump ... the sixth anniversary of the attack. Andrew Hatley, a South Carolina trucker ...

The mugshot of the woman charged for the death of late Minnesota Vikings cornerback Khyree Jackson has been obtained by TMZ following her arrest. Cori Clingman was arrested on Thursday ...

After impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol spent his first days in jail following his arrest on insurrection charges over his botched declaration of martial law, an image circulated in ...

had his case dismissed on Tuesday after President Donald Trump issued a sweeping pardon to rioters, but by Wednesday, Ball was arrested again. Ball, 39, was arrested in Washington D.C. on a ...

President Donald Trump ... before they were released. Jackson Kostolsky of South Whitehall Township was sentenced in January 2022 to probation and house arrest. Kostolsky spent only a few seconds ...

Yet, as scholars of American history well know, the roots of Biden’s rhetoric go back further still, to yet another president and another official Farewell Address: that of Andrew Jackson in 1837.

Prosecutors alleged he attacked police with an explosive device on Jan. 6. A Florida man who prosecutors alleged attacked police with an explosive device during the Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol ...

Thomas Jefferson, who, as vice president, had presided as the 30-year-old Sen. Jackson exploded in fury, called him “a dangerous man” and told visitors to Monticello years later that he was ...