By Lucan Ahmad Way and Adam Casey, The Washington Post Russian interference in the 2016 election has gotten an enormous amount of U.S. media attention. But Russia has been intervening in foreign elections for decades. Has it …
By Jason Gale, Bloomberg News Baltimore is known for its historic neighborhoods, monuments, crab cakes — and, increasingly, its bed bugs. For the second straight year, the U.S. port city ranked …
A Panamanian-registered but Iranian-owned oil tanker caught fire after colliding with a Hong Kong-registered freight ship 160 miles off China’s east coast, could explode according to Chinese state media. The …
By Jacqueline Thomson, The Hill WikiLeaks posted the full text of Michael Wolff’s explosive new book about President Trump on Sunday. The website’s official account tweeted a link to a Google Drive …
By Reggie Ugwu, The New York Times Among the many extraordinary aspects of Sunday’s Golden Globes, there were few that the internet loved more than the presence of Oprah Winfrey, …
The Islamic State has been largely crushed in Syria and Iraq, but battle-hardened and armed jihadists are flowing to the Khorasan Province in Afghanistan, The Cipher Brief reports. According to …
By John Solomon, The Hill The Justice Department has launched a new inquiry into whether the Clinton Foundation engaged in any pay-to-play politics or other illegal activities while Hillary Clinton served as …
By Selena Larson, CNNTech Two major flaws in computer chips could leave a huge number of computers and smartphones vulnerable to security concerns, researchers revealed Wednesday. And a U.S. government-backed …
By Brendan Kirby, LifeZette A former Democratic Party official insisted Wednesday night on “The Ingraham Angle” that Republicans must pass a “clean” amnesty bill for so-called dreamers if they want …
By Ally Foster, news.com.au A TEAM of British scientists are set to make the trip to New Zealand this month, all in the hopes of unlocking the secrets hidden in …
