Navy SEAL who oversaw the bin Laden raid says he's the 'biggest fan of the millennials you'll ever meet'

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"You've never seen them in a firefight in Afghanistan," the former US Navy SEAL commander said about millennials.

14 US presidents who were members of one of the most mysterious and powerful secret societies in history

From George Washington to Gerald Ford, these US presidents were all members of the Freemason secret society.

Here are all the famous people Jeffrey Epstein was connected to

Jeffrey Epstein once counted Donald Trump and Bill Clinton in his social circle, among other celebrity friends.

Trump's phone calls with world leaders are said to be so unhinged that US officials think the president is 'delusional' and a national security threat

The Watergate journalist Carl Bernstein reports that Trump chats with Vladimir Putin as if they're "two guys in a steam bath."

Ex-spies say Trump's claim that no one told him Russia may have been paying militants to kill US troops is 'horses---'

"If you run through all the possible explanations for this, there is no reasonable scenario in which this isn't horrific," the CIA's ex-chief of Russia operations said.

NATO officials say they were briefed on Russian bounties on US soldiers in Afghanistan — even though Trump claims he wasn't

Three NATO officials told Insider they were briefed on the matter by US intelligence. Trump claims US intel "did not find this info credible."

Facebook executives pleaded with Trump to tone down his post threatening violence against George Floyd protesters, report says

Mark Zuckerberg told Trump in a phone call that he had put Facebook in a difficult position, sources told The Washington Post.

White House press secretary insists that Trump 'does read' and 'is the most informed person on planet earth when it comes to the threats that we face'

Kayleigh McEnany's latest claim comes weeks after she promised to "never lie" to the public as the White House press secretary.

Jeff Sessions referred to Henry Louis Gates Jr., a renowned Black scholar who was arrested entering his own home, as 'some criminal'

Gates Jr., the Director of the Hutchins Center for African and African-American Research at Harvard, was wrongly arrested in 2009 by Cambridge Police.