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Bill Maher opened his weekly HBO show with a breakdown of all the legal troubled heaping up around President Donald Trump and his inner circle, from the insider trading indictment of the first congressman to support him to the rising waters around his son, Donald Trump Jr.

Donald Trump's lawyers, Rudy Giuliani and Jay Sekulow, teamed up to host Sean Hannity's radio show on Friday as the Fox News host took a day off.

During a court appearance Friday, the man accused of starting the wildfire raging across Southern California claimed he could "easily" come up with his $1 million bond — and made several other strange outbursts.

Instead of calling for unity at the year anniversary of the deadly white supremacist “Unite the Right” rally in Charlottesville, Virginia last year, CNN’s Jake Tapper noted that Donald Trump is instead sowing division by condemning NFL players for kneeling to protest racism.

President Donald Trump was called out on national TV as a "white nationalist" and "white supremacist" after the commander-in-chief's latest diatribe against black National Football League players protesting police discrimination.

A black man in London was bewildered when a police officer stopped him for no reason. Samuel Eni taped the encounter and described his experience on Twitter.

Attorney General Jeff Sessions belongs in jail for his role in the Trump administration's family separation policy, the former acting general counsel of the former Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) explained to MSNBC's Katy Tur on Friday.

While analyzing a Fox News clip in which a pundit claimed black people are leaving the Democratic Party as it acquiesces to "illegal aliens," a former Republican Party official issued a scathing mockery of the right's favorite network during a panel discussion on MSNBC.

Newly-unearthed footage from an interview five years ago shows Donald Trump not only praising The Washington Post but also its then-new owner, Jeff Bezos — both targets of his ire in recent months.

As the one year anniversary of the deadly white nationalist riots in Charlottesville, Virginia approaches, friends and family of Heather Heyer—the paralegal and progressive activist mowed down by a Nazi who drove his car into a crowd—honored her memory.