The Pentagon is reporting that the strikes on the buildings full of civilians came at the request of the Iraqi government.

This is the largest city in the Midwest to commit to 100% clean energy.

Former CIA officer Col. Tony Shaffer says the case is “much worse than Watergate by an order of magnitude.”

Facebook was the most frequently reported platform, with account suspensions the most reported content type.

What made Pirro’s fiery comments about Ryan especially notable is that they came hours after Trump tweeted to encourage his followers to watch “Justice with Judge Jeanine.”

During the past six years, a country that was previously absent from mainstream media coverage has taken center stage in the news.

Russia’s Foreign Ministry issued a quick and straightforward denial yesterday.

Asking for just $150,000, this is the most modest group of hackers we’ve ever come across.

Turkey has been a NATO ally since 1952, and US aircraft have used Incirlik Air Base in the south during the operations in Afghanistan and Iraq. The base is home to a stockpile of US tactical nuclear weapons.

Tensions between the United States and North Korea are making their way back into the news after a series of missile tests and presidential Twitter threats.

Comedian Dave Chappelle released two new stand-up specials on Netflix this week.

Yemenis on the ground take to the streets to protest 2 full years of Saudi aggression.

Russia denies having any troops in Libya or Egypt.

The London attack sought professional help for anger issues and told friends he dreamed of killing someone.

Does religion truly divide? Or can people find common ground with each other, particularly after smoking a joint?

These alleged “hacker groups” are not associated with any known individuals in any way connected to Russian intelligence.