Fugitive grandmother Lois Riess reportedly arrested in Texas
Lois Riess, a Minnesota grandmother suspected in two killings in a multistate crime spree, has reportedly been arrested in Texas. Published April 19, 2018
Victor Morton
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Police investigating 'suspicious death' of H.R. McMaster's father
The death of former National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster's father is reportedly being investigated by authorities as a "suspicious death." Published April 18, 2018
Michael Avenatti says Stormy Daniels 'likely' to sue Trump for defamation
Michael Avenatti, the attorney for Stormy Daniels, said Wednesday that the porn star, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, is "likely" going to sue President Trump for defamation. Published April 18, 2018
Ex-Playboy Playmate Karen McDougal let out of secrecy deal over alleged Trump affair
One of the women who signed a non-disclosure agreement preventing her from speaking about a purported affair with Donald Trump has been let out of her secrecy deal. Published April 18, 2018
New York AG seeks authority to prosecute people pardoned by president
The attorney-general of New York wants to be able to bring state charges against people who've received presidential pardons, citing President Trump and accusing him of recklessness. Published April 18, 2018
Sean Hannity hired two other lawyers with Trump ties -- and frequently had them on his show
Regardless of whether Michael Cohen was ever formally his attorney, Sean Hannity has hired at least two other lawyers with close ties to the White House and has frequently had them appear on his Fox News Channel show. Published April 17, 2018
Stormy Daniels to donate $130,000 to Planned Parenthood in Trump, Cohen's names if she wins case
If Stormy Daniels wins her lawsuit against Michael Cohen for defamation, Planned Parenthood will be a major winner too. Published April 17, 2018
GOP leaders say House, Senate won't take up Robert Mueller protection bill
The GOP leaders in both the House and Senate said Tuesday they will not schedule votes on bipartisan legislation designed to stop President Trump from firing Special Counsel Robert Mueller, saying they don't think it will come to that. Published April 17, 2018
David Hogg calls for boycotts of Blackrock, Vanguard Group
After starting an advertiser boycott of Fox News Channel host Laura Ingraham, gun-control activist David Hogg has set his sights on two new targets -- gun manufacturers and their capital backers. Published April 17, 2018
NPR's Carl Kasell dies at 84
The voice of National Public Radio was stilled Tuesday, as Carl Kasell died of complications from Alzheimer's disease. He was 84. Published April 17, 2018
Remember the Alamo? Don't tell Texas Tourism
The agency that entices visitors to the Lone Star State marked the 300th anniversary of the mission that became the San Antonio landmark over the weekend. Published April 16, 2018
Miss America 2005 marries girlfriend in Alabama ceremony
Deidre Downs Gunn, 37, married attorney and writer Abbott Jones on Saturday at the Birmingham Museum of Art. Ms. Downs Gunn won the Miss America pageant in 2005. Published April 16, 2018
Adidas 'definitely' wants to sponsor Colin Kaepernick if he signs with NFL team
Adidas is champing at the bit, just waiting to sponsor Colin Kaepernick if and when he signs an NFL contract. Published April 16, 2018
Democrat calls on Fox News to fire Sean Hannity: 'His word can never again be trusted'
Rep. Gerry Connolly, Virginia Democrat, said on CNN that Sean Hannity is untrustworthy because he did not disclose his ties to Michael Cohen while commenting on or covering the Trump administration. Published April 16, 2018
'Night Court' judge Harry Anderson dies at 65
"Night Court" judge Harry Anderson reportedly died Monday at his home in North Carolina. He was 65. Published April 16, 2018
R. Lee Ermey, 'Full Metal Jacket' drill instructor, dies
The Marine who became immortalized by playing a brutal drill instructor in Stanley Kubrick's "Full Metal Jacket" has died. Published April 15, 2018
Law enforcement officials considering cameras to detect, automatically cite drivers using phones
Emerging technologies are enabling law enforcement to detect cell-phone use while driving and are giving cities and states the option of ticketing drivers automatically, as speed-cams already let them do for speeding. Published April 12, 2018
Trump reportedly set to pardon Scooter Libby
President Trump is reportedly ready to pardon Scooter Libby, a former adviser to Vice President Dick Cheney who was convicted of lying to the FBI. Published April 12, 2018
Trump issues executive order demanding review of Postal Service finances
In a sudden Thursday evening executive order, President Trump ordered an evaluation of the Postal Service's finances, after weeks of railing against Amazon's use of the service as bilking the taxpayers. Published April 12, 2018
James Comey says he reopened Clinton email probe because he feared 'illegitimate' presidency
Former FBI Director James B. Comey admits in his upcoming book that his decision-making on the Hillary Clinton email investigation was affected by politics -- specifically, his certainty that Mrs. Clinton was going to win the presidential election. Published April 12, 2018
