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"They wanted it so badly that they could only hear the thought that they wanted."

It's all about the e-mails.

The passenger was arrested Thursday after allegedly attempting to open an exit door about an hour into the flight.

New York Times found Trump Jr. looking for dirt.

President Donald Trump's eldest son admitted in a statement he was asked to meet Russian attorney Natalia Veselnitskaya in June 2016.

Trump often mocked Obama's golf game, but things have changed now that the cleat is on the other foot.

The president's eldest son has become his father's attack dog on the media.

A dozen companies operating nuclear plants across the country have been targeted in the latest string of cyberattacks.

Nuanced.

Kathy Griffin is currently under federal investigation for posting a photo of Donald Trump’s fake decapitated head on social media in May.

The Majority Whip was sent back to the ICU after he contracted an infection. His condition was said to be 'serious.'

The Kim Jong-Un regime cited a "persistent nuclear war threat" by the U.S. as the reason for the missile test.

Donald Trump has attacked many media organizations on Twitter but has been particularly vicious towards MSNBC's Brzezinski and Scarborough.

"You'd have to be an idiot to think we could win the House with Pelosi," said one House member.

'Spider-Man: Homecoming' web-slings into theaters this July, but there is still plenty to know about the upcoming film.

The South Dakota-based BPI sued ABC News' anchor Diane Sawyer and reporter Jim Avila for $1.9 billion five years ago.

A police helicopter attacked the Venezuelan Supreme Court Tuesday in Caracas.

The lawsuit filed Tuesday claimed the Times group “violated the law and its own policies" in an editorial published June 14.

Will McConnell get the votes he needs?

Trump loves early morning tweets.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he preferred reading President Donald Trump's tweets during his morning briefings instead of waking up to them at night.

Republican senators rolled out their much-anticipated health care bill Thursday after weeks of secrecy.

Will she take Spicer's job?

The Uber-Waymo lawsuit just got more interesting. Waymo's filing reveals former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick knew Anthony Levandowski had Google information in his possession.

North Korea has asked the U.S. to cease its joint military drills with South Korea. While the U.S. maintains that the drills are a part of their routine defensive preparations, North Korea has branded them as a precursor for invading their country.

NASA and other space authorities have launched some bizarre things into space in the last few decades, everything from a Buzz Lightyear figurine to a drawing of a penis.

Tensions with North Korea are heating up.

Calls for the CEO to resign were gaining more and more weight from investors since Friday. According to reports, his resignation was preceded by hours of boardroom debates pressuring him to resign.

Turki al-Binali was a close confidant of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and had a central role in provoking terrorist attacks around the world,said Combined Joint Task Force.