Demonstrators gathered in New York City's Times Square on Wednesday evening to denounce President Trump. Protesters held signs accusing the President of treason and chanting “we the people say you are fired.” (July 19)
A 71-year-old man died from a bacterial infection on July 10 after eating a tainted oyster at a restaurant in Sarasota, Florida.
FBI Director Christopher Wray says Russia is trying to influence opinions and sow discord and divisiveness in the U.S. Wray spoke at the opening event of the Aspen Security Forum in Colorado. (July 19)
Highlights of this day in history: Women's rights activists meet at Seneca Falls; The 'don't ask, don't tell' policy on gays in the U.S. military; Apollo 11 enters lunar orbit; Baseball's Pete Rose gets jail time; Moscow Olympics begins. (July 19)
South Dakota man who helped shepherd alleged Russian operative to NRA meetings had front-row seat to history, not a stellar reputation in politics.
Proposition 9 – which would split the Golden State into California, Northern California and Southern California – was declared eligible for California's ballot in June. Now a court has ruled that “significant questions” about its validity must keep it off the ballot.
In the barrage of headlines about President Donald Trump and Russian meddling in the 2016 election, the head of the FBI sat down and offered his thoughts Wednesday on an assortment of issues, including the president's meeting this week with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Graceland will inaugurate its new Chapel in the Woods with an Aug. 13 wedding and renewal of vows by 10 couples.
After the 2015 Charleston church shooting, Confederate battle flag tags' popularity has only grown in Tennessee.
The sow suffered significant trauma to its thoracic vertebrae, broken ribs, and a dislocated hip.
