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Twitter users posted pictures of Donald Trump wearing a bathrobe after White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said the president “definitely doesn’t wear one.”

John Yoo, who authored some of the Bush administration's memorandums defending torture, said the president has gone too far.

Matt Ryan makes his Super Bowl debut on Sunday night in Houston.

The controversial early policies of President Donald Trump have some discussing the previously unthinkable scenario of a coup d’etat in the United States.

A thirty-page manuscript put together by the legendary African-American author and essayist forms the basis for the documentary releasing Feb. 3.

Ivanka is a former model, businesswoman, a mother of three, and executive vice president of development and acquisition for the Trump Organization along with her brothers.

Texas Muslim Capital Day, which was created with the goal of teaching Muslims how the state government in Austin works, has been held every other year for more than a decade.

Across many presidential administrations, Saudi Arabia has been a key U.S. ally in the Middle East.

Islamic militant leaders reacted similarly to the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq, which they called “a blessed invasion” that would provoke anti-Western sentiments throughout the Islamic world.

As fans mourn the loss of the famed actress, here's a list of the men that knew her best over the course of her life.

Moore died Wednesday at the age of 80.

The new president may sign another executive order that would funnel more suspected terrorists to the Guantanamo prison and others.

“His personal life didn’t interfere with his performance on the field,” a source told People Magazine Tuesday.

This comes after Chelsea Clinton, former first daughter and vice chair of the Clinton Foundation, who also took to social media Sunday, to defend Barron after he faced scrutiny all throughout the internet.

It's the second arrest in Volkswagen's controversy involving falsified emissions numbers.

The president-elect has made false accusations about the New York Times and unregistered voters in recent months.

In the past, new administrations have granted extensions to ambassadors on a case-by-case basis.

Local media allegations of a NATO interception of a Russian airliner are unfounded, a spokesperson for the carrier told RIA Novosti.

Anne Kirkpatrick was tasked with reforming the Chicago Police Department after its alleged cover-up of the 2014 police killing of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald.

A poll by the Economist indicates 30 percent of Americans would support a pardon for National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden.

Apple had decided to remove the New York Times app from its App Store in China, apparently in an effort to comply with a request from Chinese authorities.

The nation's state-run media agency said the president-elect is "obsessed" with social media foreign policy.

Negotiations and passive military maneuvers, as well as sanctions, are the few things the president-elect can do to Kim Jong Un.

U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner called for the president-elect to enforce sanctions on Kim Jong Un's regime.

Reports indicate that 24 of the 39 victims from the Istanbul, Turkey, attack were foreign nationals.

Matt Drudge tweeted the site was experiencing the worst denial-of-service attack since its inception and called the timing "suspicious."

A summary of a classified report released in 2014 details the use of torture such as regular beatings, rectal feeding, waterboarding, sensory and sleep deprivation and mock executions.

Before the movie was filmed, the book also was labeled as blasphemous by some evangelicals.

Democrats are soliciting stories from people who think they were mistreated by OneWest, the bank Steven Mnuchin headed.