'There's no sugarcoating this': Democrats tell Attorney General William Barr to resign after damning report

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"Bill Barr should resign and then apply to be the next White House press secretary, where he can lie all he wants," Rep. Ted Lieu of California said.

James Comey describes how smart, accomplished people who work for Trump end up agreeing with him because he 'eats your soul in small bites'

"Amoral leaders have a way of revealing the character of those around them," Comey argued in a The New York Times op-ed article.

Hundreds of Facebook employees partied at a luxury hotel after announcing a big new redesign of the social network

Hundreds of Facebook employees celebrated on Tuesday with casino tables, karaoke, free massages, an open bar, and a magician.

United States is on the way to becoming a non-white majority by 2045

Non-white Americans are now the majority of the population in four states, as well as in the most prosperous and powerful US cities.

Julian Assange sentenced to 50 weeks in British prison following his dramatic expulsion from Ecuadorian Embassy

Assange faces a separate hearing over extradition to the US on Thursday based on charges of attempting to hack classified US government computers.

Democratic senator accuses Attorney General Barr of lying to Congress in fiery exchange over Mueller's report

"Please, Mr. Attorney General, give us some credit for knowing what the hell is going on around here with you," Hawaii Sen. Mazie Hirono said.

Intentionally or not, Mueller's rebuke to Barr is coming back to bite the attorney general in a very public way

The revelation of a letter in which the special counsel Robert Mueller critiqued Barr's depiction of Mueller's Russia report puts Barr under pressure.

Here's Mueller's full letter to Barr objecting to the attorney general's description of the special counsel's findings in the Russia probe

Mueller told Barr that the attorney general's letter didn't "fully capture the context, nature, and substance of this Office's work and conclusions."

US taxpayers reportedly footed a $1,000 liquor bill run up by Trump staffers at Mar-a-Lago, which included premium tequila, vodka, and bourbon

After Trump met with Xi Jinping on April 7, 2017, staffers retired to a bar and started drinking, emails from Mar-a-Lago to the State Department show.