On the topic of sending American troops to Saudi Arabia, Trump said, “You want more troops? I’m going to send them to you, but you’ve got to pay us. They’re paying us. They’ve already deposited $1 billion in the bank.”

First prosecutors said they lost it, then they claimed they had it, and now they are once again saying the footage from Jeffrey Epstein’s first reported suicide attempt “no longer exists” as a result of technical errors…

While Americans prepare for the holidays, one senator is reminding everyone about just how much the federal government has wasted in 2019.

The judge presiding over the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court joined the Justice Department’s Inspector General to call out the FBI for using false information to obtain surveillance warrants—and questioned how often this has happened before…

While Democrats and Republicans appeared to be on opposite sides of the aisle on impeachment proceedings this week, they magically came together to pass a $738-billion defense spending bill that gave Trump everything he wanted…

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee has advanced a bill that could drastically increase tensions between the US and Russia by forcing the State Department to determine whether Russia should be designated as a “State Sponsor of Terrorism.”

While Jeffrey Epstein’s closest friends and associates are either laying low or have disappeared altogether, a new lawsuit filed by nine women who alleged that his sexual abuse of young girl has been ongoing for at least 35 years…

Prince Andrew said he unequivocally regrets his “ill-judged association” with Jeffrey Epstein, and he said that Epstein’s death—which he referred to as suicide—left many unanswered questions for his victims.

The congressman who attempted to introduce an amendment removing the Patriot Act extension from the spending bill said, “Just like GOP leaders, Dem leaders ruled my amendment out of order. Neither party protects your rights, even though securing rights is why government exists!”

Washington’s ongoing war on Huawei has apparently had the opposite effect in China, where reports show that the telecom giant has captured a record share of the Chinese smartphone market, while Apple’s sales continued to decline.

Maria Butina, the gun-rights activist who was convicted of acting as a lobbyist without proper registration, was released after more than a year in prison, in which she was branded as a “Russian spy” by the media and forced to spend months in solitary confinement…

The Pentagon’s chief is out of the review process for a multi-billion-dollar contract to create a massive cloud system for the Pentagon. The process will go on, despite continued complaints that Amazon has been the favorite to win since day one.

Around the world, we are seeing an increasing level of unrest as citizens take to the streets to protest the policies of their governments in hopes that they will bring about change.

The women who filed a landmark lawsuit attempting to hold the US government accountable for giving Jeffrey Epstein an incredibly light plea deal are now turning to an appeals court to fight back after a judge ruled in favor of Epstein and his co-conspirators…

The full complaint from an anonymous whistleblower that sparked a political firestorm surrounding President Trump’s alleged ties to Ukraine has been released, as proof of his rival Joe Biden’s ties to the country are also coming to light.