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Journalist Vicky Ward, who recently published a tell-all about the Trump administration called "Kushner, Inc.: Greed. Ambition. Corruption," appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Monday night. Ward revealed an interesting dynamic between Ivanka and Melania Trump, with the First Daughter often getting her way, except for when Melania steps in.

Former United States Attorney Paul Charlton told MSNBC Tuesday that the materials contained in the Michael Cohen search warrant, publicly released today, proves that the Southern District of New York's investigation into the Trump Organization is a much greater threat to the president than Robert Mueller's Russia probe.

David Green, a United Auto Workers leader who was targeted by President Donald Trump in an angry tweet this week, hit back at the president for breaking his promises for workers.

Reacting to a report that Donald Trump will get to see the special counsel Robert Mueller's report on his administration before Congress or the American public will, a CNN legal analyst said it would be likely that the president could have evidence of his own obstruction hidden from view.

Fox News legal analyst Andrew Napolitano on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit that Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) filed against both Twitter and two Twitter troll accounts who mocked him on the web.

President Donald Trump has already spent twice as much on Facebook ads as his would-be Democratic rivals -- combined -- and MSNBC's Joe Scarborough blasted the social media giant for undermining democracy with its woeful standards of objectivity.

A Trump supporter attending a Steve Bannon-led pro-border wall rally this week wished that President Donald Trump could become a dictator so he could crush Congress and build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.

President Donald Trump's Twitter account keeps getting more bizarre. In a Monday night tweet, Trump appeared to upload a video clip of Tucker Carlson's Fox News show where he compared the Russia investigation to Trump's racist birtherism.

In an interview with Fox News host Sean Hannity, Rep. Devin Nunes tried to claim that his lawsuit against the parody accounts and against Twitter is really more about "fake news" than it is about his own ego.