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Fox News' gruff and most plausibly reasonable political analyst Brit Hume went to bat for Trump in a tweet on Friday, arguing that the fact that the FBI’s Office of Professional Responsibility found fault with Andrew McCabe made his firing an easy and obvious call.

Two sheriff's deputies in Sacramento County are on leave pending an investigation into allegations that they stole money from a 75-year-old woman with dementia, listed her home for sale and put her on a plane to the Philippines, the Los Angeles Times reports.

A Hispanic family in Arkansas had a scary encounter with a white man who started harassing them outside a Walmart store in Bryant, southwest of Little Rock.

Not much is consistent about the presidency of Donald Trump, but one thing that is are his frequent Twitter meltdowns in the wee hours of Saturday night or Sunday morning.

A Montana Green Party candidate is an anti-immigration activist who has referred to former president Obama as a Muslim, reports the Missoulian.

Controversial British firm Cambridge Analytica is back in the news this week after being kicked off Facebook for misusing personal information culled from users.

Stephen Colbert's Our Cartoon President dropped a new video on Friday, and it's a great one.

Two prominent Mormon opinion leaders published a scathing rebuke of the loyalty conservative Christians have shown to Trump in today's Salt Lake City Tribune.

A retired Idaho priest is facing more felony charges as prosecutors say he had 2,000 images and videos, including images that depicted the rape and torture of kids.

Less than a week ago, Donald Trump's personal assistant John McEntee was abruptly fired and led out of the White House without his coat. The issue, according to a report from the Washington Post, was that McEntee has a high-dollar gambling habit—the sort of thing that was previously unimaginable among senior aides, it could pose a potential security risk.

Baltimore's mayor introduced her new spokesman on Wednesday morning.

Two companies which build a "first-of-its-kind pedestrian bridge" which collapsed at Florida International University have recently been accused of unsafe practices. One even built another collapsed bridge, reports Miami New Times.