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Rudy Giuliani Says FBI Questioned Him On Leaks That Hurt Clinton Campaign

WASHINGTON ― Rudy Giuliani says FBI agents interviewed him in his room at the

Businesses have made millions off Trump's child separation policy

President Trump’s controversial child separation policy is being carried out with the help of private businesses who have received millions of dollars in government contracts to help run the shelters where young migrants are being held away from their parents.

Airlines Tell Trump Administration Not To Use Their Flights To Separate Families

Several major airlines have asked the government to stop using their flights

Trump escalates trade war with China following first round of tariffs

The Trump administration now says it’s ready to impose tariffs on up to $450 billion dollars worth of goods from China —which could increase the price you pay on everything from electronics to clothing.

Best Bites: Tacos 4 Ways

Welcome to Best Bites, a twice-weekly video series that aims to satisfy your

Turpin Daughter's 911 Call Reveals Moments Following Her Escape: 'They Abuse Us'

The call describes the devastating conditions the children were forced to endure.

Holocaust Survivors Condemn Family Separations At The Border

Reports of family separations at the U.S.-Mexico border have sparked outrage

Camilo Pardo's One-of-One Ford GT Is for Sale

Here's another chance to own one of the coolest last-gen GTs on the planet.

2-Year-Old Gets Through Pool Safety Gate With Ease to Highlight Importance of Child Supervision

The Wyman family posted the video to Facebook to show the importance of keeping a close eye on your children around the pool.

In Turkish election, democracy itself is at stake

It’s a week before an election, and the firebrand candidate takes the podium to speak to a small, private crowd of loyal supporters. Turkey is holding snap elections on June 24, and in the run-up, Erdoğan’s stump speeches have grown more and more Trumpian. Like the American president, Erdoğan fashions himself as populist representative of the common man facing down an array of corrupt elites.

Barack Obama Gets School Named For Him In Former Confederate Capital

The school board in Richmond, Virginia, on Monday night voted to rename an

'Wolf-Like' Animal That Baffled Officials Turns Out To Be A Regular Wolf

The mystery of a seemingly bizarre "wolf-like" creature that was shot and

Foster mother describes trauma of migrant children separated from their parents

Christine, a foster mother in Michigan who has been taking in unaccompanied migrant children since 2016, shares her experiences taking care of children who are being separated from their parents at the border.

Canada just legalized weed, and it's looking better every day

Canada just legalized marijuana nationwide.  In a historic vote on Tuesday, the Senate approved Bill C-45. Also known as the Cannabis Act, Bill C-45 legalizes weed possession and sales for adults, and allows up to four marijuana plants per household. The bill previously passed in the House of Commons.  SEE ALSO: We hitched a ride on Potlandia, a dispensary touring 'cannabus' Like statewide legalization in the United States, it'll be a while before people can just walk into a shop and order up a nice eighth. Each province is implementing different aspects of the bill in the next 8 to 12 weeks — while the federal government has jurisdiction over parts like illegal sales to minors and assigning licenses to growers, it's up to the provinces to manage retail sales and distribution laws.  Adults will be allowed to possess up to 30 grams of marijuana, and products will be sold in plain packaging with labels that are clearly marked. Provincial governments can also establish stricter rules like limiting home growth. Three provinces have already expressed plans to ban home growth altogether, according to CBC.  Canada's federal government started the arduous journey to legalization in April 2017. In a press release, the government of Canada admitted that "the current approach to cannabis does not work."  It’s been too easy for our kids to get marijuana - and for criminals to reap the profits. Today, we change that. Our plan to legalize & regulate marijuana just passed the Senate. #PromiseKept — Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) June 20, 2018 "It has allowed criminals and organized crime to profit, while failing to keep cannabis out of the hands of Canadian youth," the statement said. "In many cases, it is easier for our kids to buy cannabis than cigarettes." Justin Trudeau tweeted that because it's too easy for kids to buy weed, "criminals reap the profits."  The Canadian government planned for retail sales to start in the beginning of July, but the start date was pushed because the Senate required more time to review the bill. Now that it's passed through both houses of Parliament, Trudeau has to decide the date when legalization is official.  Senator Tony Dean, who sponsored the Cannabis Act, called the legislation's passing "transformative social policy."  "A brave move on the part of the government," he told CBC.  Canada is the second country behind Uruguay to legalize cannabis for adults at the national level. Currently, nine states and Washington D.C. have legalized cannabis for adults in some form in The United States, but marijuana remains illegal under federal law.  President Donald Trump has previously hinted that he would support an effort to end the federal ban on marijuana.  WATCH: Is marijuana legal? The confusing state of America's laws

Burning kites from Gaza damage Israeli farms, wildlife

KIBBUTZ NIR AM, Israel (AP) — After years of rocket attacks and militant infiltrations from Gaza, residents of southern Israel are now coping with a new kind of threat: incendiary kites and balloons that have damaged farmlands and nature reserves.

U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley Delivers Remarks on Leaving the Human Rights Council

U.S. Ambassador To The UN Nikki Haley delivers remarks on leaving the U.N. Human Rights Council.

Man Accused Of Making $1.3 Million In Fraudulent Walmart Returns

Arizona police have arrested a man for allegedly swindling more than 1,000

He was once a leading Trump supporter. Now this Mexican-American lawyer denounces his policy on migrant children

Jake Monty, a former member of Donald Trump's National Hispanic Advisory Council, said it’s troubling to see the Trump administration let the fate of undocumented immigrants be determined by a political agenda.

All GOP senators want to halt separation of families at border, McConnell says

"The president says we need to act, the Democrats say we need to act, we say we need to act," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said.

6 Keto Recipes To Help You Survive Summer

If you haven't heard about keto, you may be living under a rock.

Prince Louis Is to Emerge Back Into the Spotlight at His Christening. Here's What to Expect

It will be in the same chapel as Prince George's christening

Rachel Maddow Struggles To Read Report Of Babies Sent To 'Tender Age' Shelters

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow tried to share a breaking story from The Associated

US soldier who said ‘communism will win’ and wore Che Guevara T-shirt to graduation kicked out of army

A US cadet who donned a Che Guevera T-shirt to his graduation in and shared a message online which said “communism will win” has been discharged from the army. In the video, Spenser Rapone opens his dress uniform to reveal a T-shirt with a red image of Argentine Marxist Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara – one of the world’s most famous revolutionaries in one of the photos which were taken at his graduation in May 2016. The 26-year-old, a cadet at US Military Academy West Point, raises his fist and flips over his cap to expose a hand-written message saying “communism will win” in another image.

What Your Web Browser's Incognito Mode Really Does

You don’t have to be a computer whiz to grasp the value of private web browsing. At a time when consumers are worried about the data Facebook and others have assembled on their digital lives, it’...

Authorities: 3 dead in shooting outside a Walmart in Alabama

TALLASSEE, Ala. (AP) — A gunman crashed into a vehicle outside a Walmart store on Tuesday morning, opening fire and killing two women before taking his own life, authorities said.

GOP Strategist Quits 'Corrupt' Party Of 'Feckless Cowards,' Will Vote For Democrats

Veteran GOP strategist Steve Schmidt renounced his Republican Party membership

Judge denies Stormy Daniels request to restart case against Trump, Cohen

(Reuters) - A federal judge in Los Angeles has rejected a request by the adult film actress Stormy Daniels to restart her lawsuit there against U.S. President Donald Trump and his longtime lawyer Michael Cohen. In an order dated Tuesday, U.S. District Judge James Otero said the amount of media attention in the case was not a sufficient reason to reconsider the 90-day stay he had imposed in April. Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, is suing to void a non-disclosure agreement under which Cohen paid her $130,000 not to discuss her alleged relationship with Trump in 2006 and 2007.

25 Old-School Photos Of Disney Parks, Just Because

As the Disney parks gear up for an inevitably busy summer, we wanted to take a

'She Has at Last Found Peace.' Dutch Queen Maxima Opens Up About Sister's Suicide

Her sister Zorreguieta was found dead in her apartment in Buenos Aires on June 6

Indiana State Trooper enforces state's Slowpoke law, goes viral

One Indiana State Trooper has gone viral after enforcing the state's "Slowpoke" law, or "move-over" law. The internet has spoken, and many like State Trooper Stephen Wheeles' logic.

Former Border Patrol Agent To Current Agents: Refuse Orders To Separate Children

A former Border Patrol officer said there is no excuse for current officers

UN Palestinian refugee agency to pare down operations in Gaza

Facing a major funding shortfall, the UN Palestinian refugee agency is planning to defer payment of salaries and suspend some of its operations in Gaza, an official said Tuesday. The UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) for Palestinian refugees was thrown into severe financial crisis after the United States cut $250 million from its budget.

Victim of Florida Roller Coaster Derailment Reveals Her Pain: 'I Really Thought I Was Going to Die'

Melissa Collins says she was on the last day of a vacation in Daytona Beach when she got on the Sand Blaster roller coaster with a friend.

Nevada sets 1st execution since 2006 after fight over drugs

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Nevada plans to carry out its first execution in 12 years using a never-before-tried combination of drugs that drew a court challenge over concerns that a convicted murderer could suffer during the lethal injection.

Obama Breaks Silence On Immigrant Family Separations

Former President Barack Obama joined the national conversation about the Trump

Trump administration puts skimpy health insurance plans in place

Health providers, insurers and medical groups have warned that the plans could drive up premiums and make insurance unaffordable for some people by siphoning off healthy consumers who want cheaper coverage, leaving behind a sicker patient pool with higher medical costs in Obamacare plans. The finalized rule is the Trump administration’s most recent effort to provide consumers with alternatives to Obamacare, former Democratic President Barack Obama’s signature domestic policy achievement.

Seth Meyers On Immigration: A Little Sympathy For The Apostle Paul

Attorney General Jeff Sessions used the Bible ― specifically the apostle

GM Dumps $175 Million Into Cadillac CT4, CT5 Production

It was nice knowing you, ATS and CTS.

Audi unveils new A1

Audi has now revealed the all-new version of its smallest model, the A1. The second-generation of the A1 is set to arrive in dealerships in November, and it's hoped the revamped premium supermini will attract a new, younger demographic to the Audi brand. The new model has some big shoes to fill as the outgoing model has been a consistently good seller for Audi across Europe, and in the UK it's currently the brand's third biggest-selling nameplate.

Wegmans Is America's Favorite Grocery Store, According To New Study

Grocery shopping is one of America's favorite pastimes, so it should be no

Detaining children in tent cities costs more than double than keeping them with their families, reveals report

It costs more than double the amount to detain children separated from their families at the US-Mexico border in tent cities than keeping the whole family together, a new report has revealed. It costs $775 (£586) per night, per child, to be detained in the new tent cities facilities, NBC News reported, citing Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) officials. The higher costs for the newly-separated children are due to new construction of these tent cities, air conditioning for the facilities, certified medical workers, labour for the facilities, food, water, and other supplies which had to be procured quickly.

Malaysia murder case linked to Najib 'may be re-opened'

A probe into the sensational murder of a young woman linked to Malaysia's ousted leader could be re-opened, a lawyer said Tuesday, after a meeting between the victim's father and the attorney-general. Altantuya Shaariibuu was shot dead and her body blown up with military-grade plastic explosives near Kuala Lumpur in 2006. The Mongolian's murder was the most shocking aspect in a scandal involving allegations that an associate of recently ousted premier Najib Razak arranged huge kickbacks for the purchase of French submarines in 2002.

The Latest: Coalition says Iran is arming Yemen rebels

SANAA, Yemen (AP) — The Latest on the battle for the Yemeni port town of Hodeida (all times local):

Land deal ties Interior secretary's family, Halliburton boss

HELENA, Mont. (AP) — U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's family is involved in a land deal in his Montana hometown with the head of an energy services giant that does business with the Interior Department, according to records and interviews Tuesday.

Tuesday's Morning Email: Jeff Sessions' Bizarre Nazi Comparison

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South Korea Defense Ministry Confirms Suspension of Joint U.S.-South Korea Military Drills Originally Planned for August

The South Korean Defense Ministry confirmed Tuesday that their major military exercise with the US planned for August has been suspended.

China says it regrets U.S. quitting U.N. rights council

China expressed regret on Wednesday over a U.S. decision to withdraw from the U.N. Human Rights Council, with state media saying the image of the United States as a defender of rights was "on the verge of collapse". U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley announced the decision to pull out of the council on Tuesday over what she said was chronic bias against Israel and a lack of reform. Rights group have criticized the decision as sending a message that the United States was turning a blind eye to abuses across the world.