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President Donald Trump's decision to keep acting Attorney General Todd Blanche in his current position should be used in a third impeachment proceeding, according to a new column.

Longtime DC insider Michael Tomasky wrote that the president would rather leave the attorney general seat open with an acting administrator rather than agree to forgo his "slush fund" and IRS immunity deal in writing.

President Donald Trump has failed in his attempt to force a federal judge to recuse himself after a ruling against one of the president's plans to "disrupt" elections, court records and reports show.

U.S. District Judge Stanley A. Bastian, the chief district judge of the Eastern District of Washington and an appointee of former President Barack Obama, denied Trump's motion to remove him from the case on July 30. The case centers on Trump's decision to fire a court-appointed U.S. attorney less than an hour after he was sworn in. Bastian has repeatedly ruled against Trump, including in a case that would have impacted the 2020 election.

Kimberly Guilfoyle, the former Fox News personality and current ambassador to Greece, set off a firestorm of controversy just by sharing pictures of her visit to a monastery.

Guilfoyle posed in front of a row of clerics swathed in black at the Ormylia Monastery in Halkidiki — but the ambassador wore something quite different: a bright peacock blue form-fitting dress with a plunging neckline.

President Donald Trump's strange comment on the two assassination attempts he faced before his return to office raised serious concerns for Maggie Haberman, she admitted Friday.

Haberman told New York Times colleague Ezra Klein on Friday the sequence of events before the 2024 election has led Trump to make questionable connections in his mind — as the comment proved.

The Trump administration may be on the verge of a “second Epstein scandal,” one that, in some ways, could prove even “worse,” journalist Brian Beutler argued on Friday.

“This ought to be an existential emergency for the American right-wing elite, MAGA, Inc., and even elements of the international far right,” Beutler wrote in an analysis published Friday on his Substack. “But the reaction is eerily mute due (I’d hypothesize) to the decline of reading and (yes) weak political opposition.”

President Donald Trump hurled insults Friday at an Indiana state senator who has decided to retire.

State Sen. Rodric Bray, a Republican who defied Trump’s redistricting push last year, announced he would not seek re-election – and was immediately taunted by Trump.

President Donald Trump's obsession with memorializing himself often spurs strange outbursts to world leaders about arches, a New York Times journalist revealed Friday.

The 80-year-old president spends most of his time focused on personal retribution and renovating Washington, D.C., to his own preferences, according to New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman, who told her colleague Ezra Klein.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt opened herself up to a wave of ridicule by holding up a newspaper featuring a cartoon depicting President Donald Trump dressed as a Nazi.

Leavitt was photographed in the White House Thursday holding up a newspaper while appearing to be taking a selfie — seemingly unaware of the Pat Oliphant Nazi cartoon emblazoned across the page.

But it did not skip the notice of sharp-eyed critics

Curtis Ingraham said he was left with "no more words" after his sister, Fox News host Laura Ingraham, was caught making faces behind Anthony Fauci at a Senate hearing.

The hearing took place Wednesday before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee, chaired by Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY), who had subpoenaed Fauci to appear. CNN reported Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment — his constitutional right to refuse to answer questions — more than 100 times.