Five Washington Post reporters appeared to celebrate the impeachment of President Donald Trump on Wednesday night in a photo showing them drinking beer.

The FISA Court harshly rebuked the FBI, saying FBI misconduct in applying for warrants against Trump's campaign calls all past applications into question

The chief judge of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) blasted the FBI on Tuesday, slamming the bureau’s handling of surveillance applications against former Trump campaign aide Carter Page. In a scathing four-page public order, presiding judge…

The former intelligence contractor did not let federal intelligence agencies vet his book before it was published in breach of his agreements with the agencies, the judge said.

And what it says about anti-Semitism among the Democrats.

Scandinavian country's problems with migrant crime being buried.

The number of face-to-face conversations we have is declining sharply with people now communicating online far more often

The number of face-to-face conversations we have is declining sharply with people now communicating online far more often

Ilhan Omar's campaign fundraiser strategist and lover Tim Mynett, 38, has officially divorced from his wife Beth Jordan, 55, DailyMail.com can reveal.

Harry Potter scribe J.K. Rowling is being accused of transphobia after supporting fired researcher Maya Forstater. Forstater was fired from her position at the Center for Global Development, where she worked from 2015 to 2018, after she was accused of transphobia…

Whoops. Footage capturing the outside of Jeffrey Epstein’s cell during his first suicide attempt is not missing, prosecutors said Thursday — correcting the bombshell assertion Wednesday that

Martinez was charged with hate crimes and other offenses after he lit fire to an LGBTQ flag outside a gentleman's club in Ames.

Early today I observed on Twitter, “Because the House is refusing to send the articles of impeachment over to the Senate, there are questions as to whether the impeachment itself is valid.&#8…

The federal prosecutor investigating the origins of the Russia inquiry is examining testimony by the former C.I.A. director John Brennan and seeking his communications records.

Sensitive records, including names, phone numbers and IDs belonging to hundreds of millions of Facebook users were discovered in an unsecured database on the dark web last week.

Facebook is also working on ways content creators comply with policies around alcohol or diet supplement promotions, such as the ability to restrict who can see content based on age.

The Internet provider claims its exclusive rights were violated over 36,000 times.

Wunder, a Canadian agency, has bought $10,000 worth of ad spaces around Halifax, Nova Scotia, just to leave them completely blank. View it here.

The left can't meme, so easier to ban memes.