McConnell blocks bill to reopen most of government
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) blocked legislation on Wednesday that would reopen most of the government currently closed during the partial shutdown.
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He's Here!Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher Welcome Son Jacob Bryan
Carrie Underwood and Mike Fisher are already parents to son Isaiah Michael, who turns 4 on Feb. 27
Producer Jack Morrissey Sorry for '#MAGAkids Woodchipper' Fantasy
Jack Morrissey apologized for a post envisioning the bloody outcome of Covington Catholic High School students being put into a woodchipper.
Donald Trump dared Nancy Pelosi to cancel his State of the Union speech. So she did.
President Donald Trump will NOT be giving his State of the Union speech on the House floor next Tuesday.
Ben & Jerry's Debuts 3 New Ice Cream Pints with Cookie Dough in the Center
The new flavors feature "huge gobs of dough at their core"
White House expresses 'support' for Covington Catholic students
The White House has reached out to Covington Catholic High School students after video of an encounter between students from the school and Omaha Nation elder Nathan Phillips stirred a national debate.
Michael Cohen's House testimony postponed
President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen announced he is postponing his public congressional testimony that was scheduled for February 7, citing "ongoing threats against his family."
Cardinals re-sign Larry Fitzgerald to one-year contract
Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald is returning for another season. The team announced Wednesday they've re-signed Fitzgerald to a one-year contract.
Huge Coward Bans Courageous People from Military
The coward said that he was surprised, frankly at the howls of outrage his banning of valiant people from the military had sparked.
Michael Cohen Indefinitely Postpones Testimony to Congress
Mr. Cohens lawyer cited threats against the Cohen family, including verbal attacks by President Trump, as his reason for backing out of his appearance before Congress.
