President Donald Trump met with Prince Mohammed Bin Salman of Saudi Arabia on Wednesday and it's safe to say that the meeting went as well as anyone could hope for.

Dallas attorney Don Tittle, who is representing the plaintiffs, said the statute of limitations ends in May and he expects “many more suits” to follow.

U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters in Seoul on Friday that the Trump administration is open to military action against North Korea as a last resort, and that the Obama-era policy of "strategic patience has ended."

Kentucky Republican congressman rejected President Trump's fiscal year 2018 as Congress begins consideration of the president's priorities.

Ed Royce postponed his annual Women's Conference at CSU Fullerton after anti-Trump protesters harassed and intimidated the speakers.

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Three other school staff members also received compensation after being bullied by students.

New US home construction rebounds in February

Fox News’ Sean Hannity and Juan Williams debunked a CNN fake news story alleging that Hannity pointed a gun at Williams last year after an on-air argument.

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Conservative Review has just released their latest list of Best and Worst GOP members of Congress and it's sure to cause some controversy up on Capitol Hill.

The majority of people in France are pessimistic about the nation’s security situation, with six in 10 saying there's nowhere they feel safe.

The University of Illinois at Chicago is investigating after anti-Semitic posters were found distributed across the campus.

Consumer advocate Ralph Nader, concerned about fake news prevalent on social media sites, believes Congress should weigh in with antitrust legislation targeting Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Apple. The sooner the better, he said at a National Archives celebration event for the 50-year-old Freedom of Information Act. The so-called fake news on those sites has been called a threat to traditional for-profit media and some have even suggested that since the social media sites control so much money-making traffic they should be subject to anti-monopoly laws. The influential Nader agreed. Eventually it's going to have to end up in Congress. First Amendment or not, it's going to have to end up in Congress. You have four major monopolies now, redefined under our antitrust laws someday we hope. You have Google, you have Facebook, you have Microsoft and Apple, he said.

Improving your sleep quality is as beneficial to health and happiness as winning the lottery, new research from the University of Warwick has found.

US jobless claims dip in mid-March

On Thursday’s Breitbart News Daily, Dr. Sebastian Gorka addressed the judicial injunction against President Trump’s revised executive order on immigration.

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer squared off against members of the White House Press Corps on the question of wiretapping.