In his latest memoir, "Citizen My Life After The White House," former President Bill Clinton candidly shares his emotional turmoil following his wife Hillary Clinton's defeat in the 2016 presidential election.

The Los Angeles residence of Arnold Schwarzenegger, the renowned actor and former governor of California, was the target of a bomb hoax on Thanksgiving Day.

In a surprising turn of events, President-elect Trump and JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon have been engaging in clandestine discussions regarding the policy agenda for Trump's forthcoming term in the Oval Office.

In a recent development, Scott Jennings, a conservative commentator for CNN, has been appointed to the editorial board of the Los Angeles Times.

In a significant development, members of the Tren de Argua gang, linked to a notorious apartment takeover in Aurora, Colorado, have been apprehended in a major drug and firearms operation in New York City.

In the aftermath of the recent electoral triumph of Donald Trump, a faction of liberal supporters convened at Wisconsin's Lake Michigan, engaging in a collective "primal scream.

In a bold move, New York State Senator Liz Krueger, who presides over the influential Senate Finance Committee, has proposed radical measures to counteract the potential return of Donald Trump to the presidency.

In the aftermath of President Trump's electoral triumph, a truce agreement, facilitated by the Biden administration, was accepted by Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu and the Lebanese militant organization Hezbollah.

Matt Gaetz, the former Florida congressman, continues to express unwavering support for Donald Trump, despite the recent collapse of his aspirations to become attorney general in the forthcoming administration.

In the aftermath of President-elect Trump's resounding triumph over Kamala Harris, coupled with the Republican Party's successful capture of both the Senate and the House, the Democratic Party finds itself in a state of disarray, grappling with the task of redefining its future trajectory.