President Donald Trump, right, and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un held the first-ever meeting between a North Korean leader and a U.S. president in Singapore on Tuesday, June 12.
The two world leaders exceeded expectations by signing a peace agreement that stunned the world.
A Wisconsin state senator was cited for disorderly conduct and making a scene inside a Wells Fargo bank on Friday.
WISN reports Lena Taylor, a Democratic state senator representing Milwaukee, became enraged and berated a teller who refused to cash a $831 check because she did not have sufficient funds in her account.
It is now illegal to hold your cell phone or place your cell phone on your lap while driving in Georgia. The Georgia General Assembly on Thursday approved an amended House Bill 673 that requires drivers to use “hands-free” technology while driving. But hands-free technology is not as clear cut as it sounds.
If there is one thing Americans love, it’s a juicy sex scandal. 22 million viewers tuned in to watch p0rn star Stormy Daniels tell Anderson Cooper about her intimate encounter with Trump 12 years ago.
Oversexed men can no longer turn to Craigslist.com to hook up with sex workers. Craigslist shut down the personals section 2 days after the Senate approved the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act.
Mark Zuckerberg was once the pride and joy of liberals, corporations and government officials who happily paid him for the personal data of Facebook users. Zuckerberg, 33, went into hiding after news broke that a British analytics firm working with the Trump campaign had obtained personal information on 50 million Facebook users.
Washington Gov. Jay Inslee told President Donald Trump on Monday that “we need a little less tweeting here and a little more listening” on the subject of teachers carrying guns in the classroom nationwide.
The Georgia Senate approved a bill on Friday that allows adoption agencies to deny adoptions by gay or transgender people. Senate Bill 375 allows agencies to turn down gays if the adoption violated their religion.
13 Russian nationals and three Russian entities have been indicted by Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller for meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential elections. Mueller has been investigating Russian ties to the Trump campaign since 2016.
President Donald Trump signed off on an explosive FBI memo giving approval to Devin Nunes to release the document to the public on Friday. The memo was released Friday afternoon.
“A lot of people should be ashamed of themselves and MUCH WORSE than that,” Trump tweeted on Friday.