When In Touch Weekly published an interview this week with a porn actress who claimed to have had a sexual relationship with Donald Trump, it created another firestorm for the White House to put out.
Twitter will inform nearly 700,000 people in the U.S. that they either followed a Kremlin-linked troll account, or retweeted or liked a tweet sent by one of the accounts, the social media company said Friday.
The CEO and publisher of the Los Angeles Times is under investigation by the paper's parent company, Tronc, following an NPR report about "questionable behavior."
Nine members of a reality TV production crew were arrested Thursday at Newark International Airport after allegedly trying to sneak an "inert device" through security.
Investigators with the Manhattan's District Attorney's office raided the headquarters of Newsweek Media Group, the parent company of Newsweek and the International Business Times, on Thursday.
Donald Trump's presidency has been shaped by the ever-changing relationships inside the White House. But it's Trump's rapport with an individual outside the administration that could prove to be the most pivotal.
