The evangelical Christian Trump backer, an acquaintance of Michael Cohen’s, helped a hotel pool attendant in a business after befriending him in 2012.
The reservist was a member of the famed SEAL Team 6 and had recently worked as a soldier for hire in Yemen.
“There was a targeted assassination program in Yemen. I was running it. We did it.”
Michael Cohen, Trump’s fixer and Falwell’s friend, was also at Liberty University when Trump and the pool attendant met.
The White House announced Joe Hagin's plan to leave government a day after a BuzzFeed News report.
Craft beer, a business partner in the FBI, and “Dear Failure.”
Joe Hagin saw Libyan expatriate Basit Igtet as a golden goose. Igtet was more than that.
Trump’s fixer Michael Cohen helped arrange Falwell’s pivotal endorsement of Donald Trump, the first by a major evangelical.
A gun dealer that sells firearms to the CIA has been shopping for napalm — but won’t reveal the customer or how it will be used.
“We would call him ‘Little Napoleon.’”
“There was a targeted assassination program in Yemen. I was running it. We did it.”
“We would call him ‘Little Napoleon.’”
The reservist was a member of the famed SEAL Team 6 and had recently worked as a soldier for hire in Yemen.
The controversial couple were on the agency's Bin Laden tracking team together in the 1990s.
A BuzzFeed News investigation identified deaths, sex abuse, and blunders in screening, training, and overseeing foster parents at the nation’s largest for-profit foster care company.
“The Trump people said all the right things,” said a former member of his team. “He never intended to stick with it. He thought, 'Well, let’s get to the next phase and then we’ll do what we want to do.'” A BuzzFeed News Investigation.
William Regnery II, a man who inherited millions but struggled in business, tried for 15 years to ignite a racist political movement — and failed. Then an unforeseen phenomenon named Donald Trump gave legitimacy to what Regnery had seeded long before: the alt-right. Now, the press-shy white separatist breaks his silence.
A private company has proposed that the US government pay it millions to undertake intelligence and covert operations.
In 1905, at the dawn of America’s empire under Teddy Roosevelt, a black sailor and a Jewish sailor boxed in a makeshift ring on the deck of a U.S. Navy ship. What was intended to be entertainment for hundreds of idle soldiers instead turned into a tragedy, marking a pivotal, if overlooked, moment in the history of race in the American military.
The U.S. military used a company with ties to a Bulgarian criminal to buy arms for Syrian rebels. Another executive involved in buying the weapons on behalf of the U.S. was found to have engaged in "fraud or deceit" with investors.
