In a tongue-in-cheek campaign ad, former Bush official Ben Sasse has a modest proposal for thwarting lobbyists

"The frequent interruptions and the talking over everybody — that was a lot," Stuart Varney tells McEnany

Want more Trump? Two advisers close to twice-impeached former president say he's decided to run again in 2024

Trump told a group of state attorneys general that liberals were behind bomb threats at Jewish centers

He turns on a midday nightclub crowd with a funny, fiery populism that feels more genuine than it did in 2004.

Stewart appeared on Martha MacCallum's show to discuss his efforts to push legislation to help first responders

"Is the White House task team concerned that [the protesters] might be spreading the virus?" a Fox News host asked

Filmmakers B.Z. Goldberg and Justine Shapiro discuss their Oscar-nominated "Promises," a wrenching and intimate portrait of the children of Jerusalem.

Trump's "social media summit" at the White House feels more like a gaggle of far-right internet micro-celebs

The way Breitbart News treated an employee assaulted by a Trump aide was despicable. It also wasn't hard to predict

Media outlets from The Washington Post to the National Review have condemned Trump's defense of alt right marchers

Pat Robertson becomes the voice of reason on creationism, while the former "SNL"-er reveals her repugnant platform

An anxious writer goes on journey into the heart of America's self-help industry

Following Ben Shapiro's lead is only a bad idea on days of the week that end in "y"

"If this involved a man running for office, none of this would ever come up," said a former GOP colleague