We may come to think of Trump’s inner circle as more of a bunch of opportunistic grifters who saw an opportunity to make a buck off deep-pocketed Russian oligarchs – and others! — and then found that they’d gotten themselves in way over their heads when the FBI came around and started asking questions.

President Donald Trump finally got down to business on Saturday afternoon. Twitter business.

“When the do-over arrives, Mr. Harris ought to sit it out.”

President Trump appointed Joseph Otting to oversee the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which regulates Fannie and Freddie. Otting previously served as CEO of OneWest Bank, founded by now-Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, an ally of Kushner’s in the West Wing.

The witch hunt is over, but Donald Trump is about to be burned at the stake.

“The FBI set a precedent in the Clinton case by turning over nearly the entire case file to Congress within three months."

"CNN wasn’t paying Lewandowski to improve its product by giving the audience valuable, candid insights. The network was paying him to make it look like it was being ‘fair’ to the Trump campaign.”

“Who else is tired of an economy and a tax code that benefits the wealthy and corporations while working Americans are left behind?” the national economic justice movement Tax March asked on Wednesday. According to recent polling, the answer is “Most Americans.”

In January, Mueller extended the grand jury for an additional six months, and many pieces of the probe will continue well past its conclusion, be it two weeks or two months from now.

President Donald Trump promised he’d always hire the “best people” during his presidential campaign, but not only has that turned out to be false, he’s had more turnover than any president in modern history, if not ever.

It’s one thing to oppose the grandiose “Green New Deal” as gratuitously imprecise or for its full-throated attack on all-things-ozone and carbon release in our global community.

On Friday, The Department of Justice announced that special counsel Robert Mueller’s full report is not going to be released next week, leaving many skeptical about when the nearly two-year investigation will come to close.