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On Friday, President Donald Trump threatened to flood Democrat-run sanctuary cities with immigrants. Even though the data show that immigrants do not commit crime at higher rates, the president seemed to suggest that unleashing a flood of migrants would increase crime.

On Friday, journalist Nicholas Kristof tweeted out that someone may have set themselves on fire in front of the White House.

A Milwaukee, Wisconsin teacher is in trouble after a class exercise in which the gym teacher forced two student to re-enact slavery, reports WTMJ.

A Chinese woman named Yujing Zhang was arrested after allegedly trying to sneak into Mar-a-Lago in March. In her hotel room, investigators found suspicious equipment like a thumb drive containing malware.

The Trump administration continues to boast that Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report cleared the President of all wrongdoing. In fact, Attorney General William Barr's summary of the report found that while the investigation couldn't establish collusion with the Kremlin, the report didn't exonerate the president on obstruction of justice.

In her latest op-ed in the Washington Post, conservative columnist Jennifer Rubin trashes the Trump administration for failing to disclose the Presidents taxes.

On Thursday, former Obama counsel Gregory Craig was indicted on charges that he made false statements to investigators about his relationship with Ukrainian officials.

On Wednesday, Attorney General William Barr signaled that he was launching an investigation into whether intelligence officials had overstepped by surveilling the Trump campaign.

President Donald Trump continues to insist that the Mueller report exonerated him on both collusion with Russia and the obstruction of justice, even though Attorney General William Barr noted that the report did not clear the President on obstruction.

Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) is suing Twitter for defamation. He's also launched a lawsuit against the Fresno Bee and McClatchy. The Congressman is suing the social media platform for a parody account called "Devin Nunes' Cow." He's going after the newspapers for a story about a yacht party that involved cocaine and prostitutes put on by a winery that Nunes' had invested in -- the story had not suggested that Nunes' attended the party, but the paper is being sued regardless.

Over the weekend President Donald Trump once again shook up his cabinet, leading to rumors that he might nominate Stephen Moore or Herman Cain to chair the Federal Reserve.

On Wednesday, the Fresno Bee editorial board excoriated Devin Nunes (R-CA) for suing McClatchy Company and the Bee for $50 million. Nunes, who is also suing Twitter, contends that the Bee defamed him by publishing a story about a yacht party with cocaine and sex workers, put on by a winery that Nunes had invested in -- even though the story did not suggest Nunes himself was at the party.

Democratic Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg is openly gay and Christian, a combination that's unprecedented among past serious contenders for the Presidency.