Actress Jamie Lee Curtis has apologized for making a "snap judgment" about the encounter between a Native American elder and a group of Catholic boys, saying she should have known better than to "judge a book by its cover."
The boy seen staring at tribal elder Nathan Phillips in Friday's viral episode has condemned what he described as "outright lies" about the incident, saying he was trying to defuse a tense situation and worried that adult protesters were trying to "provoke a group of teenagers into a larger conflict."
House Budget Committee chairman John Yarmuth has retracted his call for a ban on Make America Great Again hats, saying he was joking, following a widely reported incident between MAGA-capped teens and a Native American elder.
Democrats showed no signs Sunday of taking up President Trump's compromise proposal on border security, even as the partial government shutdown entered its fifth week and some federal employees prepared to miss a second paycheck.
A group of Catholic boys, some wearing red Make America Great Again caps, has been decried for harassing an American Indian as he performed a drum ceremony, but now it appears that there may be more to the story.
Republicans unleashed Sunday on the media "obsession" with tearing down President Trump after last week's uproar over a since-disputed article in BuzzFeed, while the news outlet continued to stand by its report.
The partial federal shutdown provided the ingredients for a "Saturday Night Live" skit featuring "President Trump," played by Alec Baldwin, as a contestant on "Deal or No Deal."
House Majority Whip James Clyburn said Sunday there would be no negotiations on border security until President Trump agrees to end the partial federal shutdown.
Vice President Mike Pence decried Sunday the media's "obsession" with tearing down President Trump after last week's uproar over a since-disputed report in BuzzFeed.
All presidential contenders bring baggage to their campaigns, and for Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, New York Democrat, the issue coming back to haunt her is political opportunism.
Trump personal attorney Rudy Giuliani said Sunday that negotiations about building a Trump Tower in Moscow likely extended until the end of the 2016 presidential campaign.
President Trump said in a Sunday tweetstorm that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has lost control of her party, becoming a "Radical Democrat" in order to appease the Democratic Party's far left.
The anti-Semitism issue failed to stop some prominent Democrats from turning up Saturday at Women's March events across the country, but members of Congress largely stayed away from the flagship march in Washington, D.C.
Conservative provocateur Laura Loomer rushed the stage Saturday at the Women's March rally in New York City, commandeered the microphone, and accused the organization of anti-Jewish sentiment before being escorted off by security.
The Women's March kicked off Saturday in Washington, D.C., shortly after leaders released a sweeping policy document that includes opposition to legislation targeting the anti-Israel Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.
Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Florida Democrat, announced Friday that she would not participate in the Women's March, citing concerns about the leadership's record on anti-Semitism.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has been hit with a backlash over her decision to assign freshman Rep. Ilhan Omar to the House Foreign Affairs Committee, despite the Minnesota Democrat's record of anti-Israel advocacy.
Vice President Mike Pence defended his wife Thursday against criticism over her job at a Northern Virginia Christian school that prohibits homosexual or other extra-marital activity on the part of students or parents, calling for an end to "attacks on Christian education."
Three days before the 2019 Women's March, organizers announced they had moved to a smaller venue as the third annual march confronts bad weather, a government shutdown and a dramatic drop of support on the left.
Pranksters distributed copies Wednesday of a phony newspaper that called itself the Washington Post -- and looked a lot like the Washington Post -- declaring that President Trump had stepped down.