Puerto Rico Said 64 People Died In Hurricane Maria. A New Report Puts The Death Toll Over 1,000
Puerto Rico Said 64 People Died In Hurricane Maria. A New Report Puts The Death Toll Over 1,000
'I'm Not Going to Be Silenced.' Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Speaks Out After President Trump's 'Sexist Smear'
'I'm Not Going to Be Silenced.' Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Speaks Out After President Trump's 'Sexist Smear'
White Nationalists Hold 'White Lives Matter' Rallies in Tennessee
White Nationalists Hold 'White Lives Matter' Rallies in Tennessee
This Burger King PSA Tackles Youth Bullying With A Powerful Social Experiment
This Burger King PSA Tackles Youth Bullying With A Powerful Social Experiment
All 5 Former U.S. Presidents Team Up To Raise $31 Million For Hurricane Victims
All 5 Former U.S. Presidents Team Up To Raise $31 Million For Hurricane Victims
President Trump Brags About Drop in Health Insurance Stocks
Officers Injured and Mayor's Home Damaged During St. Louis Protests
The Sole Black Senate Republican Lectured President Trump On Racism After Charlottesville
Bipartisan Group Of Governors Blast Republican-Led 'Skinny Repeal' Of Obamacare
Jim Vance, Longtime D.C. News Anchor, Dies at 75
He anchored NBC Washington for more than 45 years
Man Jailed For 90 Days After Police Thought Drywall In His Car Was Cocaine
Sally Yates Condemns Jeff Sessions For Reinstating Harsh Low-Level Drug Sentences
“Every dollar spent imprisoning a low-level nonviolent drug offender... is a dollar we don’t have to investigate and prosecute serious threats."
Senate Investigating Loretta Lynch's Alleged Interference in Hillary Clinton Email Probe
Justice Department: Trump Can Take Payments From Foreign Governments
The Department of Justice is trying to persuade a judge to throw out a lawsuit claiming that President Trump is violating the Constitution.
Poll: 61% Of Americans Think President Trump Fired James Comey To Protect Himself
More than half of Americans think that the President fired FBI Director James Comey in order to protect himself.
Male Senators Repeatedly Tried To Silence Kamala Harris At A Hearing But She Kept Going
California Sen. Kamala Harris was completely unbothered when male senators tried to silence her during a high-profile hearing on Wednesday.
President Trump's Communications Director Mike Dubke Has Resigned
Ben Carson: Poverty Is A 'State of Mind' Children Learn From Their Parents
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson called poverty a "state of mind" that children learn from their parents at a young age
