Chicago police told not to ‘investigate’ Jussie Smollett weeks before charges dropped, documents reveal

Weeks before charges against “Empire” actor Jussie Smollett were dropped, the Chicago Police Department was reportedly told by Cook County prosecutors to end the criminal investigation into allegations Smollett orchestrated a hate crime hoax, newly released documents show.

2020 Dem Elizabeth Warren proposes law saying a president can be indicted

Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren is pushing for a new law that says presidents can face indictment and charges of obstruction of justice.

New app tracks the trackers on your mobile device

It may come as a surprise that there are dozens of trackers running on your iPhone, delivering the data they gather throughout the day and night.

Sarah Sanders: Mexico needs to ‘step up and do more’ to assist in the border crisis

White House press secretary Sarah Sanders has defended President Trump’s decision to abruptly increase tariffs against Mexico amid the escalating humanitarian crisis at the southern border.

Trump administration faces food fight over nutritional standards for school lunches

The White House is rolling back rules that limit sodium and require whole grains in school cafeterias across the country.

Elizabeth Hurley, 53, flaunts her cheetah-print ‘fave bikini of the season’

Elizabeth Hurley wants the world to know that her latest look is absolutely purrfect.

MSNBC host says ‘impeachment’ is a losing word, brand Trump as ‘criminal’ instead

MSNBC’s Donny Deutsch said Friday that Democrats should no longer use the word “impeachment” due to political risks associated with it and instead brand President Trump a “criminal.”

Greece, North Macedonia open embassies after name deal

Greece has upgraded its diplomatic mission to North Macedonia’s capital of Skopje to an embassy, following a deal to normalize relations with its neighbor — which renamed itself from Macedonia.

Trump administration faces food fight over nutritional standards for school lunches

The White House is rolling back rules that limit sodium and require whole grains in school cafeterias across the country.

Donna Brazile on who is most likely to win the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination

Former DNC Chair Donna Brazile says the American people will have plenty of Democratic candidates to choose from.