The US Government's Secret Plan To Give Weapons To Criminals Explained
The U.S. government ventured into the illegal and provided weapons to be sold to criminals in Arizona, a scheme that was named Operation Fast and Furious.
Read MoreThe U.S. government ventured into the illegal and provided weapons to be sold to criminals in Arizona, a scheme that was named Operation Fast and Furious.
Read MoreFormer Australian politician Phuong Ngo currently sits in prison because he turned his political rivalry into a fatal ordeal.
Read MorePresident Vladimir Putin is one of the more intense meeting partners for heads of state. Here are he biggest mistakes people make when meeting Vladimir Putin.
Read MoreDonald Rumsfeld died on June 29 at his home in Taos, New Mexico. Find out what we know about his death here.
Read MoreBritish politician John Stonehouse was in the U.S. on business when he went missing. What emerged was a story of faked suicide and financial intrigue.
Read MoreHoward Dean's infamous on-camera scream effectively ended his presidential campaign in 2004. What happened to Howard Dean after that?
Read MoreNo matter how many times the public hears about it, the notion of an animal holding any sort of public office will always sound novel enough to be newsworthy.
Read MoreLyudmila Shkrebneva met future Russian President Vladimir Putin through a mutual friend in 1980 and got married three years later.
Read MoreIf the recent revelations are true, Russian President Vladimir Putin likes to live in style. But is the million-dollar palace on the Black Sea even his?
Read MoreVladmir Putin is considered one of the most powerful men in the word, rising up the ranks from being a member of the KGB to serving as the president of Russia.
Read MoreGrace Kelly became the Princess of Monaco, but was married life truly that luxurious? Here's why Grace Kelly's marriage was more complicated than you thought.
Read MoreThe U.S. is second to none when it comes to imprisoning human beings, with 5% of the world's population but 25% of its prisoners.
Read MoreThe United Kingdom's royal family not only serves as the ceremonial figurehead of the British monarchy, but they are also wealthy almost beyond imagination.
Read MoreWhen a politician disappears, it's easy to immediately imagine the worst possible scenario where corruption prevails and suspicions abound.
Read MoreMoney and politics have long been intertwined, for better or worse. How did Bill and Hillary Clinton earn their millions?
Read MoreWebsites like Facebook have been notorious for being one of the main social platforms that have scores of ads to inundate their average day-to-day user.
Read MoreThese days, the Falkland Islands have a stable economy and population and are keen to assert independence free of unwanted influence.
Read MoreAmid growing concerns over right-wing extremist violence, Alex Jones of Infowars was banned from Facebook and Instagram for his increasingly troubling behavior.
Read MoreIn 2018, Facebook started to keep track and disclose which pages pay for political ads. One who took advantage of the platform's reach was then-President Trump.
Read MoreAccording to Facebook, former president Trump was suspended for "actively fomenting a violent insurrection designed to thwart the peaceful transition of power."
Read MoreWhile founder Bill Gates has been praised his foundation, there are plenty of critics that don't believe he is as benevolent as he is portrayed.
Read MoreCaitlyn Jenner has announced she is running for governor of California.
Read MoreLike many lifelong politicians, Mondale was able to put his education, skills, and political connections to work for him, earning millions in the process.
Read MoreWalter Mondale, Democratic politician who served as Vice President of the United States from 1977 to 1981 as part of the Carter administration, died on Monday.
Read MoreThe Arab Spring protests from 2011 were a major turning point in the Middle East and had an impact on several regions from Tunisia to Syria, Libya, and Egypt
Read MoreIn 1964, history was made when Patsy T. Mink won one of Hawaii's seats in the United States House of Representatives. Her win made her a woman of many firsts.
Read MoreIn 1883, rising politician Teddy Roosevelt swapped suits for spurs and took to the United States Badlands to seek freedom, heal from grief, and become a cowboy.
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