President-elect Trump is set to visit New York City on Saturday for the UFC heavyweight championship at Madison Square Garden. The event will be Trump's first visit back to the arena since his highly publicized and controversial October rally. The event, which featured speakers including Melania Trump and billionaire Elon Musk, sparked controversy after comedian Tony...

Journalist Chris Cuomo told Bill Maher that he voted for his brother, former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D), for president, writing in his name on the ballot. “I got some heat for who I voted for for president,” Chris Cuomo said in a Friday clip of Maher's show "Real Time" highlighted by Mediate. When...

Kamala Harris' presidential campaign, which is $20 million in debt, spent $2.6 million on private jets in October, according to Federal Election Commission filings.

Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker posted on X Saturday in recognition of Transgender Awareness Week. His billionaire family is deeply involved in awarding grants to the transgender movement.

President Biden awkwardly stood in the back corner of this year's APEC family photo on Saturday, which prominently featured Xi Jinping and Justin Trudeau towards the center.

Former federal prosecutor Harry Litman says former Rep. Matt Gaetz would fail a background check for an entry-level position at the Justice Department, which President-elect Donald Trump wants him to run.

After two days of meetings in Lima that rarely ventured beyond platitudes in discussing the strategies of robust economic engagement, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum wrapped up Saturday with a spirit of detente that many fear the annual summit may not see again for the next four years.

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem oversees a state government that employs about 12,000 people. If President-elect Donald Trump gets his way, she'll soon be in charge of the sprawling Homeland Security Department, with 260,000 employees.

The House has passed legislation that would provide full Social Security benefits to millions of people, pushing it one step closer to becoming law.

Mark Penn, an adviser to the Clintons for over a decade and now runs the Harris Poll, contends that Democrats' demonization of Donald Trump caused voters to tune out the noise.