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Saturday Night Live opened its January 26, 2019 show with a segment brutally mocking Trump administration officials for making tone-deaf appearances on Fox News.

A New York City model who was a secret Trump supporter has detailed the elaborate lies and tricks needed to maintain her double-life in a New York Post article.

Venezuelan opposition leader and self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaido said on Saturday he had met with government officials to convince them of the need for new elections, after a lawmaker said a meeting took place this week.

Vermont has lost its only black female state legislator after she quit following two years of harassment by a white nationalist, reports the Daily Beast.

President Donald Trump has officially given his oldest and most loyal political adviser the coffee boy treatment.

On Saturday, the New York Times published a story that examined the role of President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, in the shutdown debacle.

On Thursday, former Vice President Joe Biden pushed back against Democrats who are angry that he may have cost the party a House seat by praising an embattled House Republican in a tight Michigan House race.

On Saturday, CNN host Van Jones had Meghan McCain, co-host of The View, on his show.

A Republican lawmaker from Pennsylvania is under criminal investigation for drugging and raping a woman in the capital city of Harrisburg, reports Pennlive.

On Saturday, conservative CNN host S.E. Cupp opened with a scathing takedown of President Donald Trump's leadership during the shutdown debacle that followed his demand that American taxpayers pay for the wall he promised voters Mexico would pay for in the 2016 campaign.

While Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is getting much-deserved praise for her handling of the shutdown President Donald Trump instigated in an effort to get Americans to pay for the border wall he promised voters that Mexico would pay for in 2016.  She is not the only one who should draw praise for the abrupt end to the showdown.

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) said that her colleagues didn't care about the shutdown of the federal government except for when they were going through airport security, the Washington Post reported Saturday.

Roger Stone, a longtime confidant and political adviser to President Donald Trump, was indicted on seven counts related to lying to investigators about his ties to WikiLeaks on Friday.