The Reason a Third White House Official Failed to Qualify for Security Clearance
A top official in the Trump administration resigned this week after being told by the White House that he would not receive a permanent security clearance.
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A top official in the Trump administration resigned this week after being told by the White House that he would not receive a permanent security clearance.
Uber may not drive women to get abortions, but a volunteer service headed by abortion fanatics does.
A Denver teacher now faces child abuse and assault charges.
The warnings came as FBI Director Christopher Wray testified under oath that the White House was given a security assessment of former White House aide Rob Porter nearly a year ago, and again in July and November — contradicting claims by White House officials that they were unaware of abuse allegations by Porter’s ex-wives until last week.
A drunk driving accident in North Carolina that took the life of a 3-year-old was caused by an illegal alien.
A murder suspect who had been on the run for a decade was caught after his image was captured by a video camera and he was matched to the cold case in a computer database.
Student leaders at a California high school have banned America’s “outdated and racially offensive” national anthem.
An envelope with suspicious powder sent to one of President Donald Trump’s sons also included a threatening note.
A U.S. fighter jet operating in Syria destroyed a Russian-built tank over the weekend in an act that officials described as self-defense.
The women of ABC News’ “The View” took a shot a Vice President Mike Pence’s Christian faith.
