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A US federal appeals court said President Donald Trump has not offered any evidence to support his claims of an "unfair" election

How Many False Or Misleading Statements Has Trump Made After Nearly 4 Years?

In just under four years President Trump has made 23,035 false or misleading comments. Trump's fraudulent claims have risen every year.

Melania Trump’s Christmas Decoration Mocked By Jimmy Kimmel, Twitter Reacts: FLOTUS ‘Has More Class’

Jimmy Kimmel poked fun at Melania Trump's Christmas decorations in the White House. But Twitter users defended the first lady and criticized the comedian.

Trump's 46-Minute Rant About Election Fraud Is His 'Most Important Speech' [Watch]

Donald Trump -- seen here at a campaign rally in Arizona in October 2020 -- may launch a 2024 run on the same day that Joe Biden takes the oath of office

The president claimed voting machines manufactured by Dominion Voting Systems were programmed to switch votes from Trump to Biden.

People walk past the New York Stock exchange (NYSE) on Wall Streetin New York City in November 2020: a new bill could close US money and stock markets to Chinese firms soon

Chinese Firms Could Lose Access To US Stock Markets

Chinese groups on the U.S. Stock Exchange will have to disclose whether one or more of their board members are members of the Chinese Communist Party.

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An undated picture made available this year by a friend of Saudi Prince Salman bin Abdulaziz shows him in the German city of Dresden, some time before his detention

Detained Saudi Royal Moved To Secret Site: European Lawmaker

Detained Saudi royal moved to secret site: European lawmaker

President-elect Joe Biden and wife Jill Biden

Biden On China Tariffs: Putting 'America First' Is Not Shunning Allies

Biden said he would not dismantle Trump-era tariffs right away, but work on improving policy with the help of U.S. allies.

US President Donald Trump has threatened to veto a major military funding bill unless Congress abolishes a liability law protecting social media firms

What Is Section 230? Trump Threatens Veto Over 1996 Internet Service Shield

The measure in question states that internet service companies are not the publishers of the content that users post.

Trump Threatens Military Spending Veto In Social Media Bias Battle

Trump threatens military spending veto in social media bias battle

Sacha Baron Cohen, pictured in July 2019, launched a searing broadside against social media giant Facebook

Sacha Baron Cohen Feels Rudy Giuliani's 'Borat 2' Cameo 'Reduced Impact Of October Surprise'

Sacha Baron Cohen reveals how Rudy Giuliani's controversial scene from "Borat 2" might have hurt Donald Trump's chances of winning the election.

Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, are pictured at Central Park's Wollman Rink in April 2011

Twitter On What To Expect From Melania Trump’s Rumored Memoir: ‘Grammatical Errors’

Twitter users shared their thoughts and expectations for Melania Trump's rumored memoir.

Trump's Ardent Ally Confirms There Was No Widespread Election Fraud

Barr said the U.S. Justice Department found no evidence of a widespread voter fraud during the 2020 presidential election.

Ukrainian border guards look on as OSCE observers cross a checkpoint between the Kiev-controlled territory and occupied areas in the war-torn east last month

Cold War Security Body OSCE Set To Fill Leadership Vacuum

Cold War security body OSCE set to fill leadership vacuum

Europeans could begin receiving the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine 'before the end of 2020', the companies said

US, Europe Develop Vaccine Plans With Approval Likely Soon

US, Europe develop vaccine plans with approval likely soon

US Attorney General Bill Barr, pictured in June 2020, appointed the special counsel on October 19, 2020, but apparently withheld announcing it to avoid impacting the looming presidential election

US Justice Sets Special Counsel Probe Into Russia Investigation

US Justice sets special counsel probe into Russia investigation

Supporters of Nicolas Ernesto Maduro Guerra, son of the Venezuelan president and candidate in the upcoming legislative elections, are seen at a campaign rally in La Guaira

Leading Poll Boycott, Venezuela's Guaido Seeks More Sanctions On Maduro

Leading poll boycott, Venezuela's Guaido seeks more sanctions on Maduro

The Oscar-nominated star of "Juno" has come out as transgender, introducing himself in social media posts as Elliot Page

'Juno' Star Elliot Page Comes Out As Transgender

'Juno' star Elliot Page comes out as transgender

An electron microscopic image that shows SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19

US Scientists Developing Nasal Spray To Prevent Covid-19

US scientists developing nasal spray to prevent Covid-19

Giuliani, shown with President Donald Trump at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey on August 14, 2020 is said to have seen his relationship with the reality-star-turned-leader-of-the-free-world as a ticket to power

Will Donald Trump Pardon Rudy Giuliani? President's Lawyer Faced Questions Over Ukraine Dealings

President Trump has been generous in using his pardon powers for loyalists, but recent public image stumbles may have cooled Giuliani's relationship.

A large screen shows Fox News anchor Sean Hannity at a Trump rally in Waterford, Michigan on October 30, 2020

Fox's Hannity Contradicts Himself On Whether His Show Vets Information

Hannity quickly walked back his statement before pushing debunked allegations about Hunter Biden's laptop.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un presides over an October 10, 2020 military parade in which Pyongyang showcased a new long-range missile that has alarmed the United States

US Denounces China On North Korea Sanctions As Trump Hopes Fade

The U.S. sharply criticized China for not enforcing sanctions on North Korea and vowed to step up its own efforts, as hopes fade for a last-minute breakthrough under Trump.

The indepedent panel created by Facebook to adjudicate content dispute has begun reviewing the first of the 20,000 cases on its agenda

Facebook 'Supreme Court' Begins Daunting Task On Content Disputes

Facebook 'supreme court' begins daunting task on content disputes

A journalist follows live a 2019 online encounter between Colombian President Ivan Duque and Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido from a computer in Caracas, where the United States accuses China of helping restrict the internet

US Hits Chinese Company Over Venezuela Internet Curbs

US hits Chinese company over Venezuela internet curbs

First Lady Melania Trump Attends the Congressional Spouses Luncheon

Melania Trump Humiliation: Trevor Noah Mocked FLOTUS With Holiday Sweatshirt Design

Trevor Noah released a holiday sweatshirt with a design that seemingly mocked Melania Trump because it was printed with the FLOTUS' infamous line about Christmas.