Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton is drawing on the star power of her husband, Bill Clinton, to help raise funds for her 2016 White House campaign.
Presidential hopefuls Donald Trump and Ted Cruz have long made a point out of going soft on each other in the 2016 White House race. But the gloves may soon come off between the real-estate tycoon and the Texas senator.
The presidential campaign of Rand Paul on Wednesday accused CNN of political bias after newly released 2013 emails seemed to suggest that one of the news channel's reporters counseled a State Department official working for then-Secretary Hillary Clinton on how to write tweets critical of the Kentucky senator.
Eight members of the Word of Life Church in upstate New York were indicted by a grand jury on Tuesday in connection to the death of a 19-year-old man and the beating of his younger brother last month.
After Anonymous revealed an all-out war against ISIS, the terror group faces another enemy and they're now against the famous Sicilian mafias that was originally led by mafia boss, John Gambino.
As the annual Presidential Turkey Pardon commenced at the White House Rose Garden today, U.S. President Barack Obama was happy not only to present "Honest" and Abe, the two turkeys to be pardoned this year, but was also glad to be with his two daughters Sasha and Malia Obama, who are both in their Thanksgiving outfits.
While Donald Trump, the Republican presidential front-runner, may have managed to thoroughly offend Latinos with his anti-Mexican rhetoric, the party's 2008 nominee is asking Latinos for support as he campaigns for his re-election to the U.S. Senate.
Democrat Hillary Clinton cemented her front-runner status in the key early-caucus state of Iowa on Wednesday when a new Quinnipiac University poll showed that the former secretary of state holds an 11 percentage point lead over her closest challenger, Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.
Minneapolis police on Tuesday arrested three white men in connection to a shooting that took place at a Black Lives Matter protest late Monday night that left five people wounded.
The 14-year-old Muslim student who was arrested for bringing a homemade clock to his Texas high school when it was mistaken for a bomb back in September is now demanding $15 million and apologies from city officials and his former school.
