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Fox News host to Mnuchin: 'Trump says he's against cancel culture' so why does he want our reporter fired?

Fox News host Bret Baier on Sunday questioned Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin about President Donald Trump's call to fire one of the network's reporters, Jennifer Griffin, because she confirmed that the president had disparaged military veterans.

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Trump allies worry re-election campaign is low on cash as advertising pulled in key states: report

According to a report from the New York Times, allies of Donald Trump are questioning how much cash his re-election campaign has on hand with the election less than sixty days away. As the post-Labor Day drive for the White House kicks into gear, the president's campaign has dialed back television advertising at a time when many voters are finally paying attention, which has caused some consternation and worries among supporters of the president.

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High turnout by Trump's base won't be enough to get him re-elected: analyst

According to an analysis provided to the Washington Post, even if Donald Trump's fanbase turns out in high numbers in November, that might not be enough for him to be re-elected.

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Trump encourages his followers to harass widow of Steve Jobs over her support of Biden

In an early Sunday morning tweet, Donald Trump retweeted a post stating the Laurene Powell Jobs -- widow of Apple founder Steve Jobs --  donated at least $500,000 to Joe Biden's campaign this year and urges his followers to contact her and express their displeasure.

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Trump campaign to focus attacks on Kamala Harris after Biden smears flop: report

Having failed at painting Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden as a wild-eyed anarchist, Donald Trump's presidential campaign is making plans to go after his running mate, Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), in much the same manner, reports Politico.

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Germany attacks 'unscrupulous' Trump over rigged vote claims

German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said Sunday that an "unscrupulous" President Donald Trump was trying to sow doubt about the US presidential election by urging his supporters to vote twice, which is illegal.

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Trump hired a 'Faux-Bama' impersonator he could yell at in a campaign video: Michael Cohen

More revelations about Donald Trump continue to come out from Michael Cohen's forthcoming book Disloyal: A Memoir.

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Trump’s scheme to end the census early thwarted by a federal judge: report

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross suffered a legal setback on Saturday after a federal judge in California blocked the administration's effort to cut short the 2020 census.

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Shocking details from Michael Cohen tell-all book revealed after the Washington Post obtained a copy

Details from longtime Donald Trump "fixer" Michael Cohen's forthcoming tell-all book were reported on Saturday after The Washington Post obtained a copy.

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'Chris Cillizza is awful': CNN editor-at-large blasted for 'the worst hot take of 2020'

Controversial CNN editor-at-large Chris Cillizza offered his take on the scandal over President Donald Trump reportedly disparaging U.S. servicemembers.

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Anita Hill announces she's voting for Biden despite 'the mistakes' he has made: 'So be it'

Brandeis University Professor Anita Hill says she will be voting for Joe Biden in the 2020 presidential campaign.

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Trump boat parade ends in disaster after multiple vessels sink in Texas lake

Texas Republicans endangered themselves on Saturday by failing to safely hold a boat parade.

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There are 5 terrifying scenarios where 2020 could come down to 1 electoral vote

With 2020 election ballots already being mailed to North Carolina, all eyes are on the 2020 presidential election.

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