The Justice Department on Thursday seized several websites it says were used by Iran as part of “psychological operations” targeting perceived advisories and spreading terrorist propaganda.

The anonymous author behind a Pasco blog that tried to sway local elections a few years ago has been identified as a Pacific Northwest National Laboratory worker and former city council candidate.

One Battle After Another is a wild ride. This parody of an interracial couple, who were once militant underground freedom fighters, has some psychological underpinnings.

The cult DC/Vertigo comic series Saucer Country is officially coming to TV, arriving just over a decade after its cancellation.

The upcoming midterm elections are still very much up in the air, with both parties struggling to devise messages to gain or maintain power in Congress, and the public seemingly turned off by the ...

Israel reports casualties after Iranian strikes described as retaliation for Ali Larijani’s assassination, as attacks ...

Kathleen Madigan, a comic for more than 20 years, will perform Saturday in Fort Worth. She has seen a major shift in comedy ...

John Howard’s principled stand against Pauline Hanson appears a distant memory for present-day Liberals, who have prioritised political expediency ahead of the South Australian election ...

March 18, 2003, stands as a somber reminder of one of Cuba's darkest chapters in recent history. Within mere days, a wave of ...

The Turning Point USA chapter at the University of Arkansas cut ties from the national organization and changed its name to Young American Revival, according to a statement from chapter President Dino ...

Congress could solve a lot of problems with targeted bills, but this is about amping up the base and senators getting on TV.

Jews know this language, even when it arrives in newer clothes. A German political party may call it opposition to “today’s Zionism.” Jews hear something more familiar: another attempt to turn Jewish ...