For a decade, President Donald Trump cultivated a political movement built on distrust of government institutions. Now, that ...

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Bill Simmons posed a theory about Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones amid the contract holdout and trade request involving star ...

While Trump struggles with questions about the Epstein case, more than half of those polled believe he is not being ...

When presidents get into political hot water, it’s almost always their own fault. That’s as true today for President Donald Trump in the Jeffrey Epstein case as it was for his predecessors.

Maybe it’s because we’ve been lied to by government officials so often over the years that we now accept lies as normal behavior. From U-2 spy planes, Vietnam, Watergate, “Read my lips,” “I never had ...

As the country continues to deal with the fallout of the infamous Jeffery Epstein files, The Root is taking a closer look at some of the most polarizing conspiracy theories in American history.