Trump pal Tom Barrack arrested on charges of serving as a foreign agent for the UAE

When a reporter has an agenda.

“The call is murky," Rice said as she called Trump's solicitation of Ukraine to probe a U.S. citizen "very murky"

Cover your computer's camera, careful what you say in emails and, whatever you do, don't drink or swear in public

"The federal government cannot fund every worthy program," the secretary of education had insisted on Wednesday

Chapter 1: Oct. 17-22, 2003

When a dinner party for a special guest requires a little extra effort rely on a familiar recipe and focus on fun

The racy lingerie industry is booming in Syria, where markets sell sex and seduction alongside carpets and crafts.

A Taoist pimp offers an astrological seduction plan to make every sign a helpless love slave.

Responses to Ann Marlowe on Raphael Patai's influential book "The Arab Mind" run the gamut from healthy skepticism to outright sarcasm -- "Hello! Ms. Marlowe, it's called a discourse."

If Annie Jacobsen won't stop her fearmongering about terrorists, then I won't stop exposing the harm she's doing to us all, either.

While Trump was still gladhanding his way through polite society, Savage built an army of disgruntled Americans

The administration seeded its new public archive of Iraq documents with jihadist materials completely unrelated to Saddam.

Three of my regulars from Jeannie's Dream Dates had given me their cards. I decided to call them. Last in a series.

In a soon-to-be published memoir the fallen war reporter told the story of rebuilding his grandmother's house.