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“OUR Attorney General acts as Trump’s defense attorney. He can’t represent both. Barr must resign.”View Entire Post ›

Mueller and his team declined to make a “prosecutorial judgment” about whether Trump committed obstruction. Attorney General Bill Barr later concluded that the evidence didn’t support that.View Entire Post ›

Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report, which was released with redactions, said President Trump didn’t commit a crime of obstruction — but that his report “also does not exonerate him.”View Entire Post ›

The special counsel’s report includes accounts from close current and former aides that are unflattering for the president.View Entire Post ›

Fake accounts, false headlines, and joke screenshots are already spreading.View Entire Post ›

The Ohio representative who is now running for president said his state has been “one of the worst states in the union when it comes to women’s health.”View Entire Post ›

“Where can you help people the most and change people’s lives," McAuliffe said Wednesday night. "As you know, it happens at the state level."View Entire Post ›

Beto and Amy O’Rourke sold their stake in the LLC controlled by her father in 2014.View Entire Post ›

Many have tried to excuse and explain away Biden’s inappropriate behavior. It’s time for a real conversation on consent.View Entire Post ›

Booker is taking an intersectional message to the cradle of the civil rights movement.View Entire Post ›

Warren has more than 170 people on staff for her campaign, far more than other Democrats in the race, as she burns through her fundraising.View Entire Post ›

“We are pleased,” the Pentagon told BuzzFeed News.View Entire Post ›

A BuzzFeed News analysis shows that donors are willing to give to multiple Democratic presidential candidates, suggesting that voters aren’t worried about a drawn-out primary.View Entire Post ›

The Vermont senator and presidential candidate has greatly profited from book proceeds over the last several years.View Entire Post ›

Leading experts’ bold new guidelines are a “crucial roadmap,” the 2020 presidential candidate told BuzzFeed News.View Entire Post ›

Booker made his official launch a tribute to his adopted hometown — and the “impatience” of the civil rights movement.View Entire Post ›

“Washington politicians and pundits talk about mayors like we’re a different species. And you know what? Maybe they’re right.”View Entire Post ›

After Trump posted the video on Twitter, people quickly began pointing out that the music is from Hans Zimmer's score for the Batman movie.View Entire Post ›

"Everyone wants to find a villain," a South Bend politician said of Mayor Pete Buttigieg's housing program. "This is just how economic development happens."View Entire Post ›

The House Oversight Committee is attempting to study how drug companies set prescription drug prices, but Republicans have warned the industry that it may be better for them not to cooperate.View Entire Post ›

What the WikiLeaks founder did to receive secret military and diplomatic documents — the crime of which he is now accused — is what a free press does every day.View Entire Post ›

Extradition cases between the UK and the US can take years to sort out.View Entire Post ›

"We are now eyewitnesses to the third great assault on our judiciary," Judge Carlton Reeves said in a speech on Thursday.View Entire Post ›

As Georgia holds its breath, Abrams suggested to BuzzFeed News' Profile she would have made a decision by now if she weren’t selling a book.View Entire Post ›

Congress has failed to reach a deal to provide recovery funds for Puerto Rico and several states, due in large part to Trump’s opposition. Now, Congress is taking a two-week break.View Entire Post ›

Ohio is the seventh state to pass legislation that bans abortion after a heartbeat is detected. So far, none of the legislation has successfully become law.View Entire Post ›

A grand jury indicted Craig on two counts of making false statements in connection with work that linked him to Paul Manafort.View Entire Post ›

The former oil and gas lobbyist has been acting interior secretary since January, following Ryan Zinke’s resignation.View Entire Post ›

More than two dozen groups signed a letter to the House of Representatives urging an investigation into what they characterized as Justice Brett Kavanaugh's "sham confirmation process."View Entire Post ›

“He wouldn’t be there without us."View Entire Post ›