“This is a thing called the Atlantic Ocean. This is tough stuff,” President Trump stated in a Rose Garden press conference.

A New Jersey professor at the center of an alt-right scandal since a video of him apparently spouting anti-Semitic sentiments was revealed last week has been placed on administrative leave.

A fire chief from Pennsylvania has apologized for calling Steelers coach Mike Tomlin a “no-good n*gger” after his team did not come out onto the field for the national anthem during this Sunday’s game against the Chicago Bears.

Another week, another Trump team lawyer tricked into responding to an internet troll.

Rick Sayre, an alderman for Cave Springs, made the racist remark after a City Council meeting, according to the city’s police chief.

President Donald Trump bragged about the federal response to hurricane damage in Puerto Rico while also citing geographical inaccuracies to excuse government failures.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is reportedly so confused by President Donald Trump’s constant rage tweets that he is trying to enlist the help of Republican foreign policy experts in an effort to understand them.

It’s that time of year again, where creative Americans craft Halloween costumes that are straight out of the pages of the year’s pop culture.

Now that Trump has launched a sustained attack on mostly black NFL players for kneeling during “The Star-Spangled Banner,” the 57-year-old Pannebecker is organizing an Oct. 8 protest at Ford Field.

A parks commissioner in the city of Brockton, Massachusetts this week called out Patriots players who knelt during the national anthem on Sunday, and described them as monkeys.

CNN had a panel of Trump voters on the show to discuss President Donald Trump’s attacks on NFL players who knelt this weekend during the national anthem — and many of them were not impressed by the president’s behavior.

Roger Stone told press outside of his hearing that Democrats were curious about his relationship with the hacker known as Guccifer 2.0.