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"The View's" co-host Ana Navarro was incensed after a comedian at Donald Trump's rally in New York's Madison Square Garden called Puerto Rico a "floating pile of garbage" — and on Monday she unleashed.

Navarro, an immigrant from Nicaragua and longtime Republican strategist, joined with her Puerto Rican colleague Sunny Hostin in bashing Trump and his campaign for what they said was embracing racism.

Donald Trump's lawyers have asked for an extension of their filing deadlines to respond to special counsel Jack Smith's latest motion due to a hurricane in Florida.

The former president's attorneys argued that they were displaced and disrupted when Hurricane Milton made landfall earlier this month near Sarasota, so they asked the court to extend their deadlines to respond to the special counsel's 165-page immunity motion until December.

Hundreds of completed ballots were reportedly lost in Vancouver, Washington, after smoke was seen billowing out of a ballot drop box.

A photographer from KATU was on the scene to capture images of the smoking drop-off box.

Donald Trump's six-hour Madison Square Garden rally Sunday night, filled with "anger, vitriol and racist threats," began almost immediately with the "joke heard around the world"—an attack calling Puerto Rico a "floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean"—and ended with 80 minutes of Donald Trump telling “scores of lies.”

The racist broadside was from comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, who also told the MAGA crowd: "And these Latinos, they love making babies, too, just know that. They do, they do. There’s no pulling out. They don’t do that. They come inside, just like they did to our country."

A woman supporting former President Donald Trump was reportedly charged with felony voter fraud after she filled out an absentee ballot for her dead mother.

KMSP Fox 9 reported that Danielle Miller faced charges after she cast an absentee ballot for Trump on behalf of her dead mother in Minnesota.

Former President Donald Trump wants an apology regarding his rally at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Sunday.

Not from widely-condemned comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, who called Puerto Rico a "floating island of garbage" and made crude jokes about Latinos having babies.

Former White House adviser Peter Navarro, a convicted criminal, lashed out at a comedian who told racist jokes that were likely approved by former President Donald Trump's campaign staff.

Among other jokes, comedian Tony Hinchcliffe took a racist jab at Puerto Rico during Trump's Sunday rally at Madison Square Garden.

Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner is putting his foot down on X CEO Elon Musk's plan to give away $1 million to registered voters every day up until election day.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reported Monday that Krasner this week filed a lawsuit with the Philadelphia Common Pleas Court in which he accused Musk of conducting an illegal lottery that violates consumer protection laws.

Longtime GOP insider and Mitch McConnell strategist Scott Jennings tried to make excuses for the racism at former President Donald Trump's weekend rally in Madison Square Garden — which was so bad it triggered outrage even among some of Trump's own allies.

But the controversial conservatives effort to distance Trump from the vitriol wasn't convincing CNN host Sara Sidner.

Florida prosecutors have withdrawn a plea deal that was "erroneously" extended to a man who made Facebook threats against Donald Trump and J.D. Vance.

Michael Martin Wiseman was arrested in July, just days after a gunman fired shots at the former president at a Pennsylvania rally, for posting that the Republican ticket “should be murdered" and adding that “some people need to be better shots." But Palm Beach County prosecutors say an agreement to resolve the case was a mistake, reported Law & Crime.

Former Republican strategist Mike Madrid came away shaken after watching former President Donald Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden in New York on Sunday.

Writing on his Substack page, Madrid argued that the event, in which Trump and his allies lobbed dehumanizing and racist rhetoric for hours, was more than a typical MAGA airing of grievances.

A new analysis of Donald Trump's presidential pardons exposes an alarming pattern of tit for conspiracy theory-laden tat, a new political analysis contends.

Slate staff writer Molly Olmstead on Monday revealed the findings of her deep-dive investigation into 237 people Trump has spared from serving time on crimes that include drug dealing, domestic abuse, refusing to stop discriminating against Latinos and Ponzi scheming.

MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski condemned the "unbelievably degrading" statements made by Donald Trump and his allies at a rally in New York City.

Speaker after speaker used crude, hateful and violent rhetoric at the packed event Sunday at Madison Square Garden, and "Morning Joe" panelists expressed their disgust — and rejected Trump campaign statements that tried to distance itself from some of the speakers.