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Former President Barack Obama went on the campaign trail on Friday, supporting Democrats in his home state of Illinois while bashing Trump and the GOP.

On Wednesday, the New York Times published a stunning op-ed from an administration official promising the American people that there are "adults in the room" to restrain President Donald Trump's wildest impulses.

Lawyers for former Trump aide George Papadopoulos argued on Friday that their client should not face a stiff sentence because President Donald Trump isn't facing punishment for hindering the FBI investigation into the Trump campaign's contacts with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin.

On Friday, former President Barack Obama gave a stirring speech in which he rebuked the chaos of President Donald Trump's administration.

As the Catholic Church continues to be buffeted by sex abuse scandals, there have been calls for Pope Francis to resign. Detractors accuse the Pope of failing to discipline the American Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, who has been accused of engaging in sexually inappropriate acts and covering up the abusive acts of others. The Pope ordered the 88-year-old to a life of prayer in late July.

President Donald Trump gave a relatively subdued speech in Billings, Montana on Thursday in which he predicted that his own legacy would be similar to that of Abraham Lincoln.

President Donald Trump claimed at a Montana rally on Thursday that even his critics were angry with the New York Times about the anonymous op-ed by a senior White House official that slammed the president and said there was a resistance within the administration working to thwart him.

One of the many topics raised by ">the anonymous New York Times op-ed penned by a senior Trump administration official who bragged of thwarting the president is the 25th Amendment.

President Donald Trump is holding a rally in Billings, Montana on Thursday.

President Donald Trump will not answer questions for Robert Mueller's investigation either in writing or in person, according to the Associated Press.

In the wake of a published New York Times op-ed by an anonymous senior Trump administration official who lambasted the "amoral" president and explained how insiders are thwarting him, debate has raged about how Trump will respond.

On MSNBC Thursday, political analysts continued to wonder about why an anonymous White House official would pen an op-ed undermining President Donald Trump.

On Wednesday, the New York Times took the unprecedented step of publishing an op-ed from a top Trump aide anonymously. The letter tried to explain how many who serve the administration are doing their best to blunt the impact of President Donald Trump's more extreme actions and policies.