Source: Chip Somodevilla / Getty We’ve reached the point in Donald Trump’s presidency where this man can’t even have a crazy thought without it becoming official White House policy. It’s like: one day, he’s in the White House musing about changing the name of Lake Ontario to “Lake America,” then

Researchers say DNA recovered from Thomas Jefferson’s hair provides new evidence that he fathered children with Sally Hemings, a woman he enslaved. The findings add to a history preserved by his Black descendants and examined in debates over public monuments honoring him. A team led by Smithsonian scholar Richard Kurin

Keisha Lance Bottoms is set to take questions at the Atlanta Press Club’s gubernatorial debate without Republican rival Rick Jackson, who has declined to participate. The appearance comes as the Democrat promotes her affordability agenda and campaigns in a closely watched race. Jackson formally declined the invitation, debate executive producer

Rep. Byron Donalds has changed the presentation of his Florida gubernatorial campaign website, reducing some of the prominent references to President Donald Trump while continuing to display Trump’s endorsement. The changes were first reported by The Hill, which compared Donalds’ current website with an archived version from August. The earlier

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to intervene in the custody battle between surrogate McKenna West and the California couple whose baby she carried, leaving in place a ruling recognizing the couple as the child’s legal parents. Justice Elena Kagan rejected West’s emergency request Tuesday, ending her latest attempt to

Source: BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI / Getty President Donald Trump has to be the king of shooting himself in the foot, whining about how he got shot in the foot and then turning his entire political platform into Trump’s Self-Inflicted Bullet Wound To The Foot Show, believing that he’s leveraging his star

Six years after George Floyd’s death produced one of the largest crowdfunding efforts in the platform’s history, members of his family say they still don’t know where the money went. TMZ obtained a letter sent Aug. 11 by a Houston attorney representing three of Floyd’s siblings, sisters Zsazsa and LaTonya

Outkast says it tried to settle this quietly. The paperwork suggests that window has closed. Rolling Stone obtained a 31-page complaint filed in federal court in Georgia by High Schoolers, the trademark holding company for the Atlanta duo, accusing Oakland rapper and producer Ovrkast of trademark infringement, unfair competition and