The Latest: UK intercepts 74 migrants crossing the Channel

The Latest on migrants crossing the Channel into Britain (all times local): 8:40 p.m. Britain’s Border Force has intercepted 74 people, including minors, on eight vessels that were trying to cross the English Channel into Britain.

James Jay Carafano: Why is Trump snubbed on most American campuses?

President Trump is welcome at commencement ceremonies at military academies — but conservatives get the cold shoulder from many other colleges and universities.

Comey denounces Barr after CBS interview: ‘An AG should not be echoing conspiracy theories’

Former FBI Director James Comey sharply criticized Attorney General William Barr’s Friday appearance on CBS, saying that he failed to act repsponsibly as attorney general.

Modeling agency sues rival for $500G for ‘poaching’ rising star

18-year-old Meghan Roche is at the center of the controversy.

Former assistant US attorney: Mueller basically told Dems, ‘I’m not going to be your savior’

Former U.S. attorney Alex Little said on Saturday that Special Counsel Robert Mueller had messages for both Republicans and Democrats in Congress when he held a press briefing on Wednesday.

Larry Hogan says he won’t challenge Trump for Republican 2020 nomination

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said in an interview published Saturday that he will not run against President Trump in a longshot big for the GOP’s 2020 nomination — dealing a significant blow to the efforts by Trump’s Republican critics

Israeli military says 2 rockets fired at Israel from Syria

The Israeli military says two projectiles have been fired from Syria toward the Israeli-controlled Golan Heights.

Veterans reflect on their World War II experiences

World War II veterans Harry Miller and Jewish refugee from Nazi Germany Colonel Frank Cohn reflect on the lessons they learned during their time in the service.

More than 2,000 documents from Jussie Smollett case made public

Attorney Andrew Stoltmann says the documents make it crystal clear a ‘first-year law student’ could have prosecuted Jussie Smollett.

More than 2,000 documents from Jussie Smollett case made public

Attorney Andrew Stoltmann says the documents make it crystal clear a ‘first-year law student’ could have prosecuted Jussie Smollett.