Trump blasted online for ‘outrageous behavior’ after spreading doctored video of Nancy Pelosi

Former President Donald Trump waved away the idea of North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un threatening the U.S. terroritory of Guam with nuclear weapons, because, "Guam isn't America," according to a new piece in The Atlantic describing all the ways Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley and other military leaders worked behind the scenes to restrain the former president's most dangerous military impulses.

The episode occurred early in the Trump administration, when the former president was saber-rattling against Kim and mocking him as "Little Rocket Man" — prompting then White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, a retired Marine Corps general, to warn Trump that he could be provoking a nuclear threat escalation.

A Wisconsin county official drew condemnation for apparently racist remarks he made at a public board meeting.

Josh Schoemann, the county executive for Washington County, complained during a Sept. 13 board meeting that state officials allegedly "laughed at" him for seeking a grant to replace lead pipes still in use in West Bend and other areas in the county, reported the Washington County Daily News.

A Chevron gas station in Rowland Heights, California has triggered outrage over an ostensibly anti-shoplifting sign that banned women of Romani descent from the premises.

"The sign contained two ethnic slurs commonly used to portray Romanis as traveling thieves," reported Nicole Comstock for CBS News. "'It's been used against them as a weapon frequently,' said Hemet resident Anya Regewell. 'Much like the N-word is to Black people, Gypsy that's what that is to Romani people from Europe.' Regewell said a Romani community member sent her a picture of the sign. Since then, she has tried to call the gas station and took the issue to social media, hoping that it will get the hateful sign removed."