Aila Slisco

Tuesday's announcement that California Senator Kamala Harris would be suspending her presidential campaign elicited a range of responses from former campaign rivals that included nearly universal praise for the senator.

The Republican-led Senate Intelligence Committee found no evidence that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 Presidential election, according to a report from Politico.

Laura Dern claimed she spotted the popular fictional character "Baby Yoda" during a Monday interview at the Gotham Independent Film Awards.

President Donald Trump's re-election campaign has announced that reporters from Bloomberg News will be denied press credentials at Trump rallies and campaign events, due to the media outlet allegedly having "declared their bias openly."

Fox News host Tucker Carlson admitted during a Wednesday broadcast he believes President Donald Trump is a "full-blown BS artist" and "compulsive self-promoter."

President Donald Trump signed the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act into law Wednesday, after earlier failing to commit to the bill over apparent concerns about trade implications with China.

Authorities say a Florida man was caught trying to bring a loaded gun past an airport security airport in upstate New York for the second time in three weeks.

Conservative pundit Ann Coulter mocked House Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) over his former weight by sharing old pictures, a day after the congressman announced he was inviting President Donald Trump to upcoming impeachment hearings.

Congressman Devin Nunes recently issued a subpoena in an attempt to discover who's behind the anonymous parody accounts mocking him.

A Tuesday report alleges that President Donald Trump learned of the whistleblower complaint before unfreezing aid to Ukraine and participating in a phone call with U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland where he stated that he wanted "no quid pro quo."

Presidential candidate released a new campaign video Tuesday, offering advice on dealing with political arguments with family during Thanksgiving.

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales has called President Donald Trump a "blowhard," while claiming the president should have been banned by Twitter "a long time ago."

The owner of a Canadian gun store has denied being racist, after claiming that he advertised a "White Friday" sale because "Black Friday" would remind people of the Justin Trudeau blackface scandal.

Scientists at Scripps Research have released a study which suggests their experimental HIV vaccine has the potential to be effective against multiple strains of the virus.

A U.S. military veterans advocate criticized President Donald Trump for alleged meddling in military disciplinary affairs.

White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham has claimed that former National Security Advisor John Bolton may not understand "how Twitter works" due to his "advanced age," and is mistaken about his claim that the White House froze him out of his account.

"The fact that he can shoot at me, and I can't shoot at him is not equal protection," one neighbor said.

Fox News senior legal analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano has claimed that evidence presented by Democrats at the impeachment inquiry is "overwhelming."

After two similar decisions earlier in the month, a third federal judge has thrown out a Trump administration rule that would have allowed medical personnel to use their religious beliefs to deny care to LGBTQ people and women.

A California state senator announced Thursday that she has partnered with dating app Bumble in an attempt to make sending unsolicited nude pictures in texts or online illegal.

Senator Bernie Sanders was interviewed by a comedy doppelganger in a campaign video released Thursday, featuring comedian James Adomian impersonating the presidential candidate.

The ruins of a forgotten largely African American cemetery were apparently found buried underneath a Florida high school after scans revealed 145 coffins on school property, officials announced Wednesday.

Republican analyst Amanda Carpenter said she believes supporters of President Donald Trump could be planning to make acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney the scapegoat for allegations levied at the president during the impeachment inquiry.

The attorney for a woman who could face jail time and being forced to register as a sex offender for going topless in her own home claims that the law is unfair and discriminatory against women.

Hong Kong's top health official has claimed that tear gas used by police on protesters poses no public health risk, days after police were reported to use the gas at a university campus. Some have expressed fears that the chemical weapon used in the city could contain the toxic pollutant dioxin.

A pregnant French woman was found mauled to death by dogs after walking her dog at the same time a group of hunting hounds were said to be stalking deer in the area. The woman reportedly called her partner before the attack to express her concern about "threatening" dogs.

The National Security Council official offered a first-hand account of events.

"We are going to make massive corporations finally pay their fair share," Sanders said.

Trump visited Albuquerque on September 16 and held a rally before spending the night in the city. The city's mayor claims the Trump campaign used resources during that time and incurred expenses that remain unpaid as of Tuesday.

A Florida man arrested for meth possession was allegedly found with a small bag of methamphetamine lodged in his "belly button cavity" when police searched him Saturday.