Daniel J. Flynn

Rather than an act of nihilism, cult leader Jim Jones masked mass suicide as an act of idealism, a sacrifice for the higher purpose of giving glory to Communism.

San Francisco International Airport officials ask the public to submit photographs for the next two months for consideration for permanent display in the Harvey B. Milk Terminal. The San Francisco Board of Supervisors, the same governing body on which Milk and his assassin once sat, voted to name Terminal 1 in honor of the gay-rights activist earlier this year.

BOSTON — Beneath 23 championship banners in the TD Garden champions Daniel Cormier and Stipe Miocic retained their titles at UFC 220 on Saturday night.

BOSTON—“Jon Jones took a polygraph test to prove his innocence,” Daniel Cormier affirmed during the press scrum following his UFC 220 public workout. “And I’m going to say this: Ted Bundy passed a polygraph test.”

A former independent counsel labels Logan Act-justifications for probes into members of Donald Trump’s transition team as “bankrupt” and “embarrassingly sophomoric” in an exclusive interview with Breitbart News.

Players stood for the national anthem and bowed for a prayer at the annual Army-Navy game in Philadelphia on Saturday.

Manny Pacquiao confirmed to Agence France-Presse that he engaged in talks with Conor McGregor to schedule a boxing matchup between them.

A former independent counsel laments the “arrogance” of special counsel Robert Mueller in stacking his legal team investigating the president with partisans in an exclusive interview with Breitbart News.

Ladies Man Leon Phelps used Courvoisier as a performance-enhancing drug. Washington Redskins Clinton Portis, Santana Moss, and the late Sean Taylor preferred Hennessey.

The Washington Post, whose pages include numerous articles supporting the idea that President Donald Trump violated the Logan Act before his inauguration, once dismissed the law in an editorial as an irrelevant atavism when used to criticize the acts of prominent Democratic officeholders.

More than 100 artists and academics call on the city of New York to censor public art that memorializes figures they dislike.

A vandal targeted the home and vehicle of a Donald Trump supporter with spray paint and a blunt object in Somerville, Massachusetts.

The former assistant director of the FBI wonders who investigates the investigators in the wake of former Trump administration national security advisor Michael Flynn pleading guilty to lying to the FBI and agreeing to cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller’s probe.

Francis Ngannou punched Alistair Overeem’s head off his neck at UFC 218. At least it looked that way.

For the first time in more than 19 years, a Manning does not reign atop the quarterback depth chart for an NFL franchise.

The former assistant director of the FBI calls James Comey “the emperor with no clothes” after the bureau’s former director posted a not-so cryptic message on social media appearing to gloat over the Michael Flynn plea agreement and announced cooperation with investigators.

The NFL’s $89 million pledge to fund social-justice causes comes at the expense of the league’s support for breast cancer and military charities, the protesting-player kneeling for the national anthem longer than any other active athlete claims.

Philadelphia Eagles safety Malcolm Jenkins announced that he plans to stand for the national anthem without raising a clenched fist in protest this weekend against the Seattle Seahawks after consistently protesting the pregame patriotic ritual since early last season.

A Seattle Post-Intelligencer reporter publicized private messages by former Seattle Mariners second baseman Bret Boone ridiculing the national fixation with sexual harassment claims.

Tampa police arrested a former college basketball player on Tuesday as a suspect in the murders of four people.

Two football programs overflowing with tradition break from it next November when the Harvard Crimson host the Yale Bulldogs at Fenway Park.

Elizabeth Warren says in a fundraising letter that she never used claims of Native American heritage for gain. But Harvard Law School’s curious hiring of the Rutgers Law-educated academic suggests otherwise.

The editor of Newsweek magazine explained to Breitbart News just why his publication drastically altered an article comparing the president of the United States to one of America’s most notorious serial killers.

Elizabeth Warren responded to the president’s “Pocahontas” poke by calling it “racist” and sending out a fundraising appeal pleading with donors to strike back at a “bully.” But when talk-show host Bill Maher made the same quip, the Massachusetts senator merely made a point about the popularity of progressivism.

Elizabeth Warren sent out a fundraising letter based on President Donald Trump’s “Pocahontas” quip Monday.

New York Mets starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard took to Twitter to poke the president.

Newsweek replaced a comparison it published between Donald Trump and the late murderer Charles Manson with an article not mentioning the president’s name.

Monday marks the final day in which members of the Holy Cross College community can share its opinions on the appropriateness of the school’s “Crusader” nickname before the institution forwards them to its board of trustees.

While the journalists fixate on anecdotes such as the suicides of high-profile players such as Junior Seau and Dave Duerson, scientists examine the data.

Before socialism failed in the Soviet Union, East Germany, and Albania, it failed in Plymouth Colony.

The Manson Family appropriately laid roots, for much of its short existence, at the Spahn Movie Ranch, a fading, set popular in an older, black-and-white, cowboy-crazy Hollywood but used for horse rides and an occasional shoot (a Bonanza here, a softcore porn movie there) as Westerns waned in the public imagination.

A New York Times op-ed claims that Charles Manson “had more in common ideologically with far-right groups like the John Birch Society than he did with the anarchic leftism of, say, the Yippies.”

Newsweek compares Charles Manson with Donald Trump in an article titled “How Murderer Charles Manson and Donald Trump Used Language to Gain Followers” all the while insisting it makes no such comparison.

Charlie Rose, PBS interviewer and co-anchor of CBS This Morning, stands accused of sexual harassment by eight women.

Forty-three years before Rolling Stone depicted Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on its cover in his best boy-band, Tiger Beat pose, the magazine portrayed an upward-gazing Charles Manson as a visionary wiseman below its nameplate.

The National Hockey League announced that the Philadelphia Flyers and Pittsburgh Penguins face off again in its Stadium Series, this time at Lincoln Financial Field in the City of Brotherly Love.