Facebook recently introduced a “Why am I seeing this ad?” button

An indicted pro-Trump congressman just attacked his Democratic opponent for speaking Korean

Around 1985, 88 patissiers took an oath to uphold a standard and use a secret recipe, which is kept in a vault

The U.S. and Georgia, among other countries, are apprehensive about the agreement

Some North Dakota women have said they did not grant permission to Heitkamp to use their names in her campaign spot

Europe's left-right political order is dying and Bannonite populism is stronger than ever.

Tom Steyer called for Trump's impeachment — and did so during "Fox & Friends," Trump's favorite show

Trump is no isolationist. He wants the U.S. to dominate the globe and everyone else to grovel. It won't end well

Obama's non-attendance at a Paris rally is proof he's not serious about terrorism, we learned

Political ads are required to say who paid for and approved the ads, which has now extended to Facebook

Violence continues in the wake of the landmark gay marriage law, so extra police will be present at the nuptials

Two cases involving blonde children in Roma families lead to conflicting conclusions

"We stand with the people of France as a friend, and an ally, and offer..." Colbert said Monday.

In the 1960s, political ad makers embraced fear as a campaign strategy and they haven't looked back since

The Rupert Murdoch-owned news channel shamelessly turned a negative Times article into an endorsement