U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara best known for prosecuting political corruption was fired after refusing to submit a letter of resignation after the DOJ on Friday had asked all 46 remaining Obama-appointed U.S. attorneys to resign.
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Watergate journalist and Washington Post editor Bob Woodward admitted to Fox’s Bill O’Reilly that Presidents and Pentagon personnel had leaked him information in the past.
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Those who suffer from depression have claimed that the side-effects to antidepressants are sometimes considered worse than the depression itself.
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The FBI just got caught in unsealed court records using Best Buy’s Geek Squad to increase their own surveillance apparatus.
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The future of farming is sustainable and not land-based.
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Ikea’s indoor hydroponic garden allows anyone to grow fresh produce at home without the need for soil or any previous gardening experience.
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Weed, they found, simply isn’t the “gateway drug” politicians and detractors have claimed it is for decades.
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This woman was walking her dog when she noticed teenagers abusing a baby seal.
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A flurry of airstrikes by planes belonging to the US-led anti-ISIS coalition attacked the village of al-Matab today.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has asked all remaining Obama-appointed U.S. Attorneys for their resignation.
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Former CIA Director Michael Hayden recently told BBC news that millennials are the weak link.
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The U.S. will use the “full force of the law” to go after those responsible for the latest WikiLeaks release if the documents are found to be authenticate.
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Here are 4 reasons why sending U.S. troops into Syria is a terrible idea.
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Fox has ordered an unscripted reality TV show called “You The Jury” which will allow viewers to text in their verdict deciding civil cases.
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Lucian Wintrich, who is reportedly the first openly gay White House correspondent, was attacked by an unhinged Fox News Radio reporter while attending the administration’s press briefing on Friday.
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In the wake of the WikiLeaks “Vault 7” revelations, worried citizens are now asking their internet-connected devices if they are working with the Central Intelligence Agency, and their answers are fascinating.
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The Nordic nation is the first in the world to require companies to pay men and women equal salaries for completing the same work.
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The tensions between Greece and Turkey – both NATO members – have always been a headache for the alliance.
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The State Department under Trump will green-light arms sales to Saudis previously frozen in the final months of the Obama administration.
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Russia’s largest bank, Sberbank, has confirmed that it hired the consultancy of Tony Podesta, the elder brother of John Podesta.
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