The packages were identified as potential explosive devices during “routine mail screening procedures,” according to the agency.

“Even I have to say I don’t believe it was meant to be believed to influence somebody to pick up an AR-15 and drive from North Carolina to Washington to liberate the imaginary children from the imaginary basement of the pizza parlor.”

Longtime aide Huma Abedin got “002.”

And she’s giving awards to four Colombians who helped to secure last year’s Colombian peace agreement.

Before today, the only former president who had RSVPed “yes” was Jimmy Carter.

A new Economist/YouGov Poll finds that people’s belief in conspiracy theories are in line with their political views.

A primer on what #pizzagate truthers believe, based on what “evidence.”

Voters across this country have been at the polls since early this morning, ideally casting a complete ballot without problems.

It was much more of a blowout for Clinton in D.C. than on a national level.

“You thought you were safe, sitting in your recliner in your man cave,” the ad says. “Wrong! Hillary Clinton wants to mess up your football, too.”