MSNBC legal analyst reveals why he left cable network
Glenn Kirschner said he left MSNBC to try to reach a broader audience in this "battle for a healthy American democracy."
Alina Habba claims Eric Adams was charged because of immigration policies
Habba claims Adams was targeted because of immigration policies when he was charged with bribery.
Ukrainian drones strike "important" Russian assets: Kyiv official
Ukraine bombarded the Ilsky oil refinery and oil pumping station overnight, the official said.
Hulu's ad-free plans, now with ads
Hulu is the latest streamer to add language to its user agreements that allow it to insert ads into certain programming, even for users who pay for the ad-free tier.
What is closed—and still open—on Presidents Day? A full list
Most schools, banks and government offices will be closed on Monday, but most shops and restaurants will be open.
Teenager arrested in fatal McDonald's stabbing incident
A 14-year-old boy was arrested on Friday after another teenage boy was fatally stabbed at the fast-food location in Queens, New York.
Trump aide lays out 4 key tenets to talks with Putin over Ukraine
National security adviser Mike Waltz said a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine needs to be permanent, among other tenets.
Democrat senator admits criticism of "over-wokeism" is "valid attack"
Mark Warner said on Saturday that criticism of "over-wokeism" is a "valid attack" against the Democratic Party.
Ted Cruz reveals warning he issued to NATO ally
The Texas senator warned if the U.S. doesn't take ownership of Greenland soon, Denmark could end up with "nothing."
'Islamic Terror Motive' suspected in fatal stabbing attack
Austrian Interior Minister Gerhard Karner has said the 23-year-old Syrian alleged attacker was motivated by "Islamist" ideology.
Kid Rock touts "liberal, gay or Black" members in his "diverse" band
The musician said on Friday that his band is "diverse," not because of DEI efforts but because "they're the best at what they do."
Donald Trump's "drastic" funding cuts face Republican opposition
Some Republican lawmakers have pushed back on budget cuts that directly impact their constituents.
Steve Bannon warns Republicans they'll face "firestorm" from MAGA
Bannon and Representative Andy Biggs criticized the possibility of a continuing resolution to prevent a looming government shutdown.
Rebellion at Trump's DOJ over Eric Adams cheered by conservative attorney
Ed Whelan said on Friday that federal prosecutor Hagan Scotten had an "awesome" resignation letter.
Mary Trump's warning on possible "catastrophic outcome" of Trump nominee
President Donald Trump's estranged niece warned of a possible "catastrophic outcome" after Tulsi Gabbard's confirmation.
Trump border czar accused of admitting to "quid pro quo" with Eric Adams
The DOJ's decision to order federal prosecutors in New York to drop the case against Adams was met with criticism by those who viewed it as corrupt.
Republican senator "disturbed" by Pete Hegseth's "rookie mistake"
Senator Roger Wicker criticized Hegseth's comments about it being "unrealistic" for Ukraine to gain back its pre-war borders.
SNL 50th anniversary: List of celebrity guests and how to watch
NBC is celebrating Saturday Night Live's 50-year history with a three-hour prime-time special airing at 8 p.m. ET on Sunday night.
Thousands sign Christian petition accusing JD Vance of going against Jesus
The petition accused Vance of "bearing false witness against Jesus" for supporting President Donald Trump's immigration policies.
Mitch McConnell's full statement on vote against Trump nominee RFK Jr.
The long-time senator said Thursday that RFK Jr. had a "record of trafficking in dangerous conspiracy theories."
What are the Enhanced Games? Don Jr. Latest to Invest in "Steroid Olympics"
Donald Trump Jr.'s venture capital firm has co-led a multi-million-dollar investment in the Enhanced Games.
Alvin Bragg sees surge in donations as election year kicks off
According to the New York State Board of Elections, Bragg has made over $221,000 in contributions since the November 2024 election.
What is "mandatory spending"? Social programs at risk in $2 trillion cut
House Republicans are seeking to cut $2 trillion in mandatory spending, which covers social programs, over a 10-year period.
White South Africans respond to Trump's resettlement offer
Groups representing the white minority population of Afrikaners said they did not want to leave South Africa.
Meet the wives and girlfriends of the most prominent Super Bowl players
New Orleans' Caesars Superdome will be packed on Super Bowl Sunday with cheering fans, including the players' significant others.
Dozens still missing after major landslide in southwest China
One person is dead and 28 more are missing after a landslide in China's Sichuan province on Saturday.
Boy Scouts of America officially changes name after sparking backlash
The group formerly known as Boy Scouts of America officially changed its name on Saturday to Scouting America.
Kristi Noem would tell Trump to abolish FEMA "the way it exists today"
Noem believes states still need federal funds for disaster relief, but local officials should decide on how it's deployed.
Kansas City Chiefs reveal favorite Kendrick Lamar and SZA songs
Some Chiefs players said they enjoy listening to songs like "peekaboo," "Snooze" and "30 for 30."
Meet the starting lineup for Puppy Bowl XXI
Puppy Bowl XXI kicks off Sunday afternoon with 142 rescue pups from 80 shelters across 40 states, and even two countries.