Chris Christie, New Jersey governor, enjoys beach he closed to public
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is facing heavy criticism after he was photographed relaxing on a state beach he had ordered closed to the public.
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Scarborough, Brzezinski say White House used National Enquirer as threat
MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski say President Trump and his White House used the possibility of a hit piece in the National Enquirer to threaten them and change their news coverage.
Trump tweets shocking assault on Brzezinski, Scarborough
Even by President Trump's standards, these tweets were shocking.
Faking a Time magazine cover is the most Trump thing ever
There's a Time magazine cover photo featuring Donald Trump hanging in at least five of his golf clubs.
Could a trade dispute with China bring an end to U.S. solar boom?
Low-cost solar cells produced in China have helped power the recent surge in the U.S. solar industry.
The images Saudi Arabia doesn’t want you to see
Batool Ali is six years old, though you would never guess that from her huge, haunted eyes and emaciated frame.
Trump: I did not record ex-FBI chief James Comey
US President Donald Trump says he did not make secret recordings of ex-FBI chief James Comey despite an earlier hint to the contrary.
Hong Kong youths turn their backs on Chinese identity: survey
Only 3.1 percent of Hong Kong youths identify themselves as "Chinese" or "broadly Chinese", a historic low ...
South Korean firm’s ‘record’ ransom payment
South Korean web-hosting firm Nayana has agreed to pay a $1m ransom to unlock computers frozen by hackers.
Personal details of nearly 200 million US citizens exposed
Sensitive personal details relating to almost 200 million US citizens have been accidentally exposed by a marketing firm contracted by the Republican National Committee.
