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Michael Caputo, a former campaign communications adviser, is among those going out-of-pocket for legal costs.

President Donald Trump was criticized last year for his initial reaction to the massacre at Orlando's Pulse nightclub.

Juan Thompson, a former journalist arrested for allegedly making bomb threats against a number of Jewish schools and community centers, pleaded "not guilty" in New York.

The teen, who also holds American citizenship, allegedly made "dozens" of threats against Jewish institutions and other sites around the world.

A number of Jewish Community Centers have reported a decline in preschool enrollment following waves of bomb threats.

Years before Thompson allegedly sent bomb threats to Jewish institutions, he surrounded himself with Jewish friends and had a Jewish girlfriend.

Thompson once wrote for "The Intercept," which later said it had "discovered a pattern of deception" in his work.

Vandals knocked over more than 500 tombstones at Mount Carmel Cemetery, days after a similar incident occurred at a Jewish cemetery near St. Louis.

The Brexit vote can teach us a whole lot about how Asian immigrants feel about being British citizens in 2017.

ISIS militants have systematically killed, captured and enslaved thousands of Yazidis.

Brits find themselves returning to the nation of the 1930s with no welfare state.

Sometimes a documentary about a newsworthy story, becomes part of the story itself.

The gunman shot the Army veteran five times at Oregon's Umpqua Community College on October 1.

Columbus Art Museum and the #jj mobile photography community partner on an all-Instagram exhibition.

Sponsored Insight: Ignition has set out to tear up the rule book on traditional law practices.

This speech is less about policy than it is about Hillary Clinton.

Obama's decision to surrender Web control could end Internet freedom