Former press secretary shares heartbreaking memory of how Obama broke down over Sandy Hook shooting

On the fifth anniversary of the deadly massacre that took place at Sandy Hook Elementary School, former President Barack Obama's press secretary took to social media to remember the aftermath of the attack.

Omarosa's exit raises questions about White House diversity

The announcement that the controversial aide was leaving her White House post has brought with it new questions about diversity — or lack of it — in the Trump White House.

6 Parents Of Sandy Hook Shooting Victims On Moving Forward After Unspeakable Loss

Dec. 14, 2012, is a day that represents every parent’s worst nightmare.

Twitter users tell FCC chair Ajit Pai to 'kill himself' after net neutrality vote

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai is facing backlash online after the government agency voted  Thursday to repeal landmark Obama-era rules that were designed to ensuring a free and open internet, setting up a court fight over a move that could recast the digital landscape The plan had not been popular leading up to the vote, with at least one poll from the University of Maryland finding more than 80 percent of respondents opposed the proposed repeal of net neutrality rules ahead of the vote.

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FCC repeals net neutrality rules

The FCC has voted to repeal Net Neutrality, Obama-era legislation that safeguarded the internet.

Firefighter Killed Battling Thomas Fire In Southern California, Officials Say

A firefighter was killed battling the monstrous Thomas Fire in Southern California, officials said on Thursday.