First Lady Melania Trump is using her influence to raise awareness about the dangers of bullying — despite the fact that her husband, President Donald Trump, is one of the most notorious cyberbullies in the history of the internet.

The religious right’s latest attempt to pass their ideology into the mainstream has taken a new turn.

The Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has penned a short story for the The New York Times’ style magazine, T, which paints the first lady—referred to throughout only as “Mrs T”—as the reluctant wife of the president.

Ret. U.S. Army Col. Bob Killebrew wrote a guest column for Foreign Policy this week in which he took Trump chief of staff John Kelly to task for his seemingly contemptuous views of American civilians.

Two Chicago mothers are planning a community play date in response to an anonymous letter complaining about their black nanny.

A Republican former congressman defended President Donald Trump for accusing a grieving military widow of lying.

In a shocking move, President Donald Trump attacked the widow of Sgt. La David Johnson, refuting her claim that he didn’t know the name of the fallen soldier.

Trump brothers, Eric and Donald Jr. are investing in luxury resorts on one of the poorest corners in America as part of a program they’re calling an “American Idea.”

Membership in left-leaning gun groups has jumped under President Donald Trump, just as militia membership dramatically rose during his predecessor’s presidency.

Jennifer Listman, an anthropological geneticist at New York University, said the author and Holocaust survivor assaulted her in 1989 at a charity dinner honoring the father of her boyfriend at the time.

A Pennsylvania Trump voter who gained notoriety for accidentally shooting himself at a Confederate rally said he’s counting on Republican tax cuts to help him afford basic necessities.

The women of the Congressional Black Caucus on Sunday demanded that White House chief of staff John Kelly apologize for his attack on Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-FL).