HuffPost had asked about Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s tie that resembled the Russian flag and had won praise from Russian officials.

Of course, a selfie was involved.

The former FBI director said he is being unfairly targeted because of President Donald Trump's "personal spite" against him.

The singer said that nobody from the Trump administration asked his permission to use his '80s rock hit.

The press secretary still didn't answer the question we asked her, either.

Mike Johnson was right. This is terrifying and has no place at peaceful, nationwide protests against Trump's authoritarianism.

The journalist accused his employer of manipulating "the reporting of its ground staff to shape the worldview of our readers."

Some 13,000 air traffic controllers are being asked to work during the government shutdown, but are not being paid.

The House speaker praised Trump's social media savvy after the president posted a video depicting protesters drenched in liquid excrement.

It's the latest firearm case to come before the high court since a 2022 decision expanded gun rights.