Dick Cheney

Cheney told Fox News viewers she was a conservative Republican, after being warmly welcomed by Democrats at a silence to mark the anniversary of the January 6 attack.

The Fox News host was unimpressed with the former vice president's comments about the Republican response to the Capitol riots.

Some Republicans condemned Donald Trump and his movement, while others attacked Biden and Democrats for focusing attention on last year's Capitol riot.

"It's not leadership that resembles any of the folks I knew when I was here," the former vice president said.

"Remain calm. Be kind," Colin Powell, the first black U.S. Secretary of State who died from COVID-19, wrote as one of the rules.

The third-term congresswoman and outspoken Trump critic is strengthening her ties to the ex-president as she prepares for the 2022 midterms.

Twitter users pointed out that Cheney failed to acknowledge her father and former Vice President Dick Cheney's role in starting the war in Afghanistan.

The Wyoming congresswoman said her father, the former U.S. vice president, was still a source of "guidance and wisdom" for her.

The embattled congresswoman has received some support from unlikely source.

"Full-Frontal" won't have commercials on Wednesday, but it will have plenty of gags designed to speak to Election Night jitters.

Dr. Jonathan Reiner, cardiologist to former Vice President Dick Cheney, appears to be unconvinced by the White House claim that President Donald Trump's Saturday hospital visit was "routine."

Cheney said he hasn't seen the movie, but said his granddaughter's review was as a "good a judgment as any."

"But if Liz Cheney is really interested in accountability for serious malfeasance what her daddy did is a war crime and a violation of the Convention Against Torture," Retired Air Force Colonel Morris Davis said.

Republican Rep. Duncan S. Hunter (CA) defended embattled Navy SEAL Chief Eddie Gallagher, who has been charged with several war crimes, at a border event in Ramona, California, on Saturday.

Former vice president and current 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden is being hit with criticism Thursday over a 2015 video showing him offering nuanced praise: "I actually like Dick Cheney."

"In October 2002, President Bush said that Saddam Hussein had a 'massive stockpile' of biological weapons. It was a lie," Representative Ilhan Omar wrote.

"I worry that the bottom line of that kind of an approach is we have an administration that looks a lot more like Barack Obama than Ronald Reagan," former Vice President Dick Cheney told Mike Pence.

Dick Cheney pressed Mike Pence on several of the Trump administration's foreign policy decisions, including the president's hardline approach toward America's NATO allies and his decision to withdraw troops from Syria.

"It's been 4 days since the president underwent his annual physical exam and still no data has been released. What are they hiding?" Dr. Jonathan Reiner wrote.

Inside the actor's strangest role yet, as the most vilified veep in modern American history

Sacha Baron Cohen's new show "Who is America?" will premiere with an interview of Dick Cheney, in which the former vice president eagerly autographs prop torture equipment.

The former vice president also supported President Donald Trump's nominee for CIA director.

"Any pardon of Scooter Libby is a message sent to Trump aides who've pleaded guilty...Trump will pardon them if they're convicted," U.S. Attorney Seth Abramson said.

President Donald Trump's CIA appointment has spurred a feud between Meghan McCain and Liz Cheney over the appointee's previous involvement in torture tactics.

The Laffer Curve is back, as GOP politicians trot out the same old argument that decreasing rates will bring down deficits.

The Dick Cheney biopic, written and directed by Adam McKay, could begin filming in September.

The sole purpose of Cheney's obnoxious attacks on Obama is to whip up hatred.

The unabashed neo-con militarist views of Cheney are being heartily commended.

Forty one senators now back the deal, despite critics warning it may pave the way for an Iranian nuclear attack on the U.S.

In their new book, "Exceptional: Why the World Needs a Powerful America," Dick and Liz Cheney say President Obama is what's wrong with the world.