Politics
Michaelia Cash's Vow Of Silence On The AWU Raid Leaks Has Been Going For 297 Days
The minister claims she is not being investigated by the police.
What I Learned About Trump's '90s "Ghetto Pass" — And His Bigotry — While Chasing The Trump Tape
Two years ago, I spent days talking to people in the New York hip-hop circles he once moved in, chasing the Trump tape we're all looking for again.
The Jury Will Now Deliberate Whether Paul Manafort Is A Liar Or A Victim
Manafort is charged with filing false tax returns, failing to report foreign bank accounts, and bank fraud.
These Prominent Republicans Backed Hillary Clinton Over Donald Trump — And Now They Don’t Know Where To Turn
“Both parties are moving to the extremes, which is bad for the country,” said Christine Todd Whitman, the former New Jersey governor.
That Same Christian Baker In Colorado Is Back In Court — This Time For Turning Away A Transgender Customer
She wanted a blue and pink birthday cake.
The First Somali American State Lawmaker In The US Is On Her Way To Making History Again
Ilhan Omar's primary win for US Rep. Keith Ellison’s vacated House seat in Minnesota will likely make her one of two Muslim women to be the first elected to Congress.
Tim Pawlenty's Political Comeback Did Not Work
National Republicans were counting on Pawlenty to win them back the governor’s office in Minnesota for the first time in eight years and to help lift down-ballot House and Senate candidates this fall.
Even Pauline Hanson Was "Appalled" By This Politician Praising The White Australia Policy
It was "straight from Goebbels' handbook from Nazi Germany," Hanson said.
Ohio's Secretary Of State Says Voter Fraud Did Not Affect A Special Election For A Congressional Seat
Some older Ohioans were given placeholder birthdates on their voter registrations, which has led to suggestions of voter fraud.
Senate Intel Wants To Follow The Money In The Russia Probe. But Treasury Isn't Making That Easy.
Last year, staff inside Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network questioned whether the department was deliberately trying to stymie the Senate’s investigation.
Omarosa Claimed That Trump Knew About Hacked Clinton Emails Before WikiLeaks Released Them
The former White House aide did not provide evidence about her claims that Trump "absolutely" knew that Clinton's emails were going to be leaked during the 2016 election.
Paul Manafort’s Lawyers Rest Their Case Without Putting On Any Witnesses Of Their Own
The judge asked Manafort if he wanted to testify. “No, sir,” Manafort replied.
An Iowa Evangelical Leader Is Gaining A National Audience By Pushing Back On Donald Trump
“If 2018 and 2020 are a referendum on rhetoric, that’s where you run the risk of a blue wave.”
The Great Barrier Reef Foundation Wined And Dined Big Business Just After Being Given $443 Million By the Government
Drinks, snorkelling and a bonfire on the beach at a Hamilton Island resort.
You Could Go To Jail For 10 Years For Refusing To Unlock Your Phone
The Australian government has finally released legislation aimed at getting past all that pesky encryption.
You're Going To Have To Start Paying Back Your HECS Sooner Than You Think
But Pauline Hanson says it's no big deal, just skip a couple of coffees each week!
A Florida State House Candidate Who Faked Her College Diploma Is Dropping Out
"I made a terrible error in judgement."
Paul Manafort's Lawyers Are Asking For A Full Acquittal After The Government Rested Its Case
Manafort's lawyers argue prosecutors failed to show one of the banks Manafort is accused of defrauding relied on any allegedly false information he provided.
After Omarosa Released Secret Tapes, Trump Allies Worry Others Might Have Recordings
Many White House staffers are now thinking back about what they said that could be problematic and who was around them when they said it.
FBI's Peter Strzok, Who Sent Anti-Trump Texts And Has Faced Trump's Rage, Has Been Fired
Strzok's lawyer says the FBI's deputy director reversed the recommended 60-day suspension made by the bureau's Office of Professional Responsibility.
Tom Steyer On The Case To Impeach Trump: It's The Corruption, Stupid
The Democratic megadonor said that 30% of the 200,000 people polled by his group believe the president should be impeached for corruption.
Congress May Hold Russia Responsible For Iran’s Actions In Syria
A bipartisan proposal would ask the Trump administration to determine if Russia has aided Iran and Hezbollah in Syria.
Allegations Of Domestic Abuse By Rep. Keith Ellison Have Surfaced On Facebook, But He Denies Them
“This video does not exist because I never behaved in this way, and any characterization otherwise is false,” the prominent Minnesota Democrat said.
Kellyanne Conway Was Asked Who The Most Senior Black Trump Aide Is Now Omarosa's Gone
At first, Conway brought up Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson, the sole black member of Trump's cabinet.
Omarosa Released A Secret Recording Of John Kelly Firing Her From The White House
"I was complicit with this White House deceiving this nation. They continue to deceive this nation," she said.
An 11-Year-Old Changed The Results Of Florida's Presidential Vote At A Hacker Convention. Discuss.
Veteran hackers have tried for years to get the world to notice flaws in voting machines. Now that they’ve got it, they have to wrestle with scaring people away from voting.
House Republican Chris Collins Won’t Run For Reelection After Being Charged With Insider Trading
The New York lawmaker had vowed to re-contest his seat in November's midterm elections.
A 16-Year-Old Told Police She Was Raped. Two Months Later, She Was Dead.
He got second chance after second chance. She didn’t.
Trump’s Supreme Court Nominee Argued A President Likely Would Have To Testify Before A Grand Jury If Subpoenaed
“Why should the President be different from anyone else for purposes of responding to a grand jury subpoena,” Brett Kavanaugh wrote in 1995.
