Something is deeply broken at the FBI  —  John Podesta was chairman of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.  —  The more we learn about the Russian plot to sabotage Hillary Clinton's campaign and elect Donald Trump, and the failure of the FBI to adequately respond, the more shocking it gets.

Read Peter Beinart and you'll vote Donald Trump  —  His reflexive reaction to my involvement in the Trump candidacy lays bare how dangerous the Jewish left is to the State of Israel.  —  The writer serves as the President of American Friends of Bet El.  He is a practicing trial lawyer …

Trump keeps reveling in election win at Pennsylvania rally  —  HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) — Donald Trump's barnstorming tour across the states that won him the White House continues to feature far more taunts of triumph than notes of healing after a bruising election.

Roy Cooper threatens to sue as legislature moves to secure more power  —  RALEIGH  —  Legislative Republicans clashed fiercely with Gov.-elect Roy Cooper Thursday as the House and Senate voted to sharply limit his appointment powers - and Cooper vowed to sue them over any law he deems unconstitutional.

What gave us Donald Trump is what gave us Dylann Roof.  —  On June 16, 2015, Donald Trump took the stage at his eponymous tower in New York City and announced his bid for the White House.  His message was clear.  “The U.S. has become a dumping ground for everyone else's problems,” Trump said.

On Climate Change, Who Will Censure the Censors?  —  The Department of Energy has balked at a request from the Trump transition team to provide the names of all department employees or contractors who attended UN global climate talks in the last five years.  —  “We are going to respect …

Trump is going to be mad when he hears what his appointees think about the TPP  —  His top economic and foreign policy advisers love it (as do his other advisers).  —  Donald Trump ran for president on a platform of, among other things, strident opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership …

At the center of the pitch for Tillerson: Richard Cheney and Marco Rubio  —  At the start of the week, Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) seemed bent on opposing the nomination of Rex Tillerson for secretary of state.  —  By the end of it, Rubio had heard directly from former vice president Richard B. Cheney …

The Impending Collapse Of The Global Warming Scare  —  Over the past three decades, the environmental movement has increasingly hitched its wagon to exactly one star as the overwhelming focus of the cause, namely “climate change.”  Sure, issues of bona fide pollution like smog and untreated sewage …

Sean Hannity Continues Lovefest with Julian Assange: 'You've Done Us a Favor'  —  The bizarre Sean Hannity-WikiLeaks bromance has now only grown more loving.  —  On Thursday afternoon, Hannity, the Fox News host and informal Trump adviser, once again interviewed WikiLeaks chief Julian Assange …

Swedish towns told to ‘make preparations regarding the threat of war and conflict’ with Russia  —  Sweden's towns and villages have been ordered to make preparations for a possible military attack in the latest sign of the country's growing anxiety at its newly belligerent Russian neighbour.

The biggest Pinocchios of 2016  —  It's time for our annual roundup of the biggest Pinocchios of the year.  —  Just before the presidential election, we highlighted the most outlandish statements of the campaign.  This list is limited to claims we checked in 2016.

Most think Trump will bring change, but most also think he'll divide the nation  —  Just under half of Americans — 46 percent — are excited or optimistic about the presidency of Donald Trump, and just over half are either concerned (31 percent) or scared (22 percent) about what Mr. Trump will do as president.