Axios   Senior Trump adviser Dan Scavino is taking over as director of the White House Presidential Personnel Office — an influential role charged with staffing the administration, Axios has learned. Scavino is Trump’s longest-serving aide, having worked for the president since 2015,

The Hill   Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Tuesday he’s on track to identify “interventions” that are “certainly causing autism” and possible ways of addressing them by September. In April, Kennedy vowed to find the cause of growing rates of

CBS News   President Trump said Tuesday the federal government would seek the death penalty for murders committed in Washington, D.C. It’s the latest move in a federal crackdown on crime, with Washington as a test case, as the president ramps

Authorities in Ohio are investigating the tragic deaths of a man and his 4-year-old son after a disturbing incident at Atwood Lake, where the child’s mother allegedly drove her other three children into the water while on vacation. The victims have

A high school cheerleading video went viral on social media. When you see it, you’ll immediately understand what all the fuss is about. A squad of cheerleaders from a high school in Miami can be seen strutting out onto a football

Job cuts and layoffs in the credentialed media have been a persistent problem for a couple of decades now, especially in the print medium. Vanity Fair has been among those reporting layoffs at The Washington Post as well as other places,

The clock is ticking for Google-owned YouTube TV and Fox Corporation to strike a carriage deal, or else risk a blackout that could strip Fox programming from millions of subscribers this week. Google indicated Monday it will remove Fox channels, including

A New York Appellate Court recently tossed out a more than $500 million judgment against President Trump and the Trump Organization obtained by New York Attorney General Letitia James. FOX News analyst Jonathan Turley called the decision “tremendous” and a “long