U.S. Politics

Former Secretary of State, John Kerry, and other counter-terrorism experts say the U.K. hasn't integrated Muslims into society as well as the U.S.

Former officials' comments about Trump's attempts to lift sanctions come just days after reports Jared Kushner sought a back channel with Moscow.

Diplomatic buildings were shuttered by former President Barack Obama in retaliation for Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 election.

President says his son Barron was most affected by comedian Kathy Griffin's bloodied severed head photo shoot.

Reports say that President Trump has already handed out his digits to leaders in Canada, Mexico and France.

A nonsensical late-night tweet by U.S. President Donald Trump has the whole world speculating what he meant.

More than 2,000 people have crossed the U.S. border to Canada illegally since January.

A major White House reshuffle has been in the works for weeks as the U.S. president navigates the fallout of the Russia investigation.

Nearly a dozen cities in states won by Democrat Hillary Clinton are calling on Congress to investigate whether Trump violated the Constitution.

Until cybersecurity is taken more seriously, hackers will continue to take control of entire systems with devastating consequences.

After reports Trump leaked sensitive information to Russia, people are pointing at campaign tweets about Clinton's emails.

The president doesn't read much news online—making it easier for staff to slip him stories from outlets with dubious track records.

Alt-right figurehead Richard Spencer held a torchlit rally to protest the removal of a memorial to Confederate Army leader Robert E. Lee.

Flynn was fired for misleading Vice President Pence about his contacts with Russia's ambassador to the U.S..

The U.S. president allegedly screamed at TV coverage of the investigation.

U.S. President Donald Trump could soon hold the record among modern presidents for the lowest job approval rating for his first 100 days in office.

Trump added that he had "done more than any other president in the first 100 days."

Vladimir Putin's spokesman said people should not believe newspaper reports as they could be fake news.

Ilhan Omar said cab driver in Washington, D.C. threatened to remove her hijab.

The U.S. president-elect called protests "very unfair" before expressing "love" for their passion.

Philipp Kirkorov is backing Trump and is no stranger to Vladimir Putin either.

The collapse of the steel industry would seem to be perfect for Trump—but the Lehigh Valley region has bounced back.

Mississippi's "religious freedom" law, a look at Jerry Brown's career, how Ted Cruz could become president and more in this week's top political stories.

Headlines include 'Deportations to Begin,' and 'Markets Sink as Trade War Looms.'

Donald Trump comes home, Hobby Lobby founder funds Bible Museum and more among top political stories of the week.

A dislike of political rancor is a dislike of democracy and a false take on the constitutional structure.

The Freedom Caucus lays out 2016 expectations for the speaker.

The president and Loretta Lynch are expected to finalize a set of executive actions on gun control.

Apple opposes the U.K. government's proposals to access encrypted communications.

Don't read too much into pundits' claims that "Star Wars" is a metaphor for today's politics.