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[hold for tech editor] Under a search warrant, Facebook handed over information on Russian ads from fake accounts to Mueller for Russia investigation.

ESPN is still navigating Jemele Hill's comments about the president.

Harvard University invited Chelsea Manning to be a visiting fellow at Institute of Politics at Harvard Kennedy School on Wednesday but soon had to withdraw the offer due to mounting controversies.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders was responding to ESPN anchor's remark who called President Donald Trump a "white supremacist" in a Twitter tirade. 

This is the eighth time that the United Nations has imposed sanctions on North Korea since it conducted the first nuclear test in 2006.

Thousands of survivors, relatives of victims and rescuers are expected to gather Monday at the World Trade Center to mark the anniversary.

He was the deputy Homeland Security adviser for George W. Bush.

On Thursday, South Korean Prime Minister Lee Nak-yon said Kim Jong Un could launch another intercontinental ballistic missile on Sept. 9, calling the situation is “very grave.”

“Amateur Night” actress Jenny Mollen just revealed to her fans online that she’s suffering with prenatal depression.

President Donald Trump tweeted he was allowing the two countries to buy highly sophisticated military equipment from the United States to counter North Korea.

Tony Schwartz said he'd be giving all of his royalties to endangered immigrants.

Tech CEOs react to Attorney General Jeff Session's announcement on Trump's decision to end DACA.

Green said the announcement left him "furious and heartbroken."

A former top official from the Chemical Safety Board says the crisis at a Houston plant could have been prevented if the plant owner's lobbying group hadn't fought the board's work.

Chelsea Clinton called out the president for calling the response to Hurricane Harvey 'a wonderful thing.'

Pyongyang conducted its sixth nuclear test Sunday, and according to experts, it was ten times more powerful than earlier tests conducted over the years. 

The president picked Rep. Jim Bridenstine as NASA's next administrator, despite the approval of both senators from Florida.

Organization launched by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg gathers extensive list of signatures of tech and business leaders in support of Dreamers.

Conway's defense of the administration's response to the hurricane, had some Twitter users up in arms, as they accused her of being "Trump's tool of distraction."

The conservative commentator was less than pleased with the president's speech in Missouri.

She implied Barack Obama was president during Hurricane Katrina and claimed a photo of Condoleezza Rice was actually of Michelle Obama.