Adam Shaw

It was supposed to be a triumphant year for White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner — but it ended up being anything but.

The State Department released emails from Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin’s account found on a laptop belonging to husband Anthony Weiner.

President Trump gave an impromptu interview Thursday to the New York Times, and spoke about the Russia probe and North Korea.

A former head of the Office of Government Ethics was among those upset this week by pictures from Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner’s vacation.

The Trump administration declared victory Sunday when it announced that it had secured a $285 million cut to the U.N. budget for 2018-9 — but even with that cut the U.S remains far-and-away the top contributor to the bloated international organization.

Liberal outlet Vanity Fair sparked a liberal freakout this week after calling for failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton do something other than politics in 2018 — including take up knitting.

It has been just over a year since the Hillary Clinton camp, so confident that it would steamroll into the White House, was, instead, crushed by then-candidate Donald Trump. Reading about the Clinton team’s various exploits during the last year, one may be thankful that she is not running the country.

Prosecutors are reportedly looking into a $285 million loan made by Deutsche Bank to Jared Kushner’s family real estate business.

Countries with appalling human rights records relished their moments in the spotlight Thursday, lambasting the U.S. for daring to move its Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Federal prosecutors have reportedly sought bank records related to Jared Kushner’s family real-estate business from Deutsche Bank.

The United Nations Security Council Friday imposed fresh sanctions on North Korea in a unanimous 15-0 vote on a U.S.-drafted resolution – complicating the narrative that the U.S. has isolated itself over its decision to declare Jerusalem the capital of Israel.

Fox News’ Chief Washington correspondent James Rosen is leaving the network at the end of the year, although no reason was given.

Nikki Haley will hold a reception for countries who did not support a U.N. General Assembly vote condemning the U.S.’ stance on Jerusalem.

Failed Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is reportedly mulling a role in the 2018 midterms.

Prosecutors at the Justice Department are reportedly asking FBI agents about the 2010 Uranium One scandal upon the orders of Attorney General Jeff Sessions — suggesting the controversy will continue to make headlines throughout 2018.

Nikki Haley tore into the U.N.’s General Assembly Thursday, threatening to pull U.S. funding from the U.N.

The United Nation’s top human rights official, who has been a frequent and often theatrical critic of President Donald Trump, has decided not to seek another term.

Unpopular Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) said Wednesday that he believes Congress will put legalizing illegal immigrants who came to the country as children at the top of its agenda in 2018.

FBI Special Counsel Robert Mueller came under fire from the Trump administration after his team obtained “many tens of thousands” of Trump transition emails, particularly those of senior advisor Jared Kushner — a move administration officials claim is illegal.

Almost a year into the Trump administration, some conservatives who formed part of the “Never Trump” movement during the campaign are softening — even praising the president for his successes in office.

Peter Strzok’s text referring to “an insurance policy” against President Trump was reportedly pushing for a probe into contact with Russia.

James Comey’s July 2016 statement recommending against charges against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was reportedly watered down.

Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner were slapped with a lawsuit alleging that they made serious omissions on their public disclosure forms.

As FBI Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe feels the heat over examples of anti-Trump bias by its officials, a Politico report suggests that the Department of Justice is taking a number of steps to stoke the flames of the controversy.

Rex Tillerson denied Friday that there was “daylight” between President Trump’s policy on North Korea and State Department implementation.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-IA) increased the pressure on FBI Special Counsel Robert Mueller Thursday, calling on him to be more transparent amid questions over anti-Trump text messages from a top FBI investigator.

A majority of voters think Robert Mueller has a conflict of interest due to his ties to fired FBI Director James Comey, according to a poll.

Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA) issued an angry statement after Jared Kushner failed to answer questions about his family business.

Members of the Trump family reportedly failed in their efforts to vote in the New York City mayoral election last month.

Bob Goodlatte blasted the DOJ, calling recent revelations of “insider bias” on FBI Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team “deeply troubling.”

Mainstream media journalists on Twitter quickly looked to blame President Trump Republican Judge Roy Moore’s in the Alabama Senate race.

Miroslav Lajcak, president of the U.N. General Assembly, said in an interview Monday that he welcomes China’s growing role at the U.N. as the communist country rises as a key power in world affairs.

Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice urged Alabamians to vote in Tuesday’s Senate election but declined to give an outright endorsement in the race, instead urging them to “reject bigotry, sexism, and intolerance.”

Steve Bannon had a stark warning for Republicans who pushed back against President Trump’s “America First” agenda.

Nikki Haley defended President Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, telling the U.N. Security Council.

Democrats in Congress sent a letter Wednesday to White House Senior Adviser Jared Kushner about his family business.