The bishop who oversees the Washington, DC church that Donald Trump visited following his speech on Monday admonished the president for using a place of worship as a “prop," noting the police deployed tear gas against peaceful protestors to clear a path for Trump's walk from the White House to St. John’s Church.

Andrew Napolitano on Monday addressed Donald Trump’s personal attacks against him on-air after the president insulted the Fox News judicial analyst’s intelligence over the weekend.

CNN’s Jake Tapper on Wednesday replied to critics who say his reactions during live TV hits with Donald Trump administration are “editorializing” and prove a “bias” at CNN, telling The View he can’t help but react “when I hear unrepentant BS coming my way.”

The View’s Whoopi Goldberg on Wednesday explained to Meghan McCain “how stuff works” after she tried to defend Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal.

A group of high school students forced Utah state legislators to adopt a resolution seeking solutions to climate change, a reversal from the body’s 2010 resolution demanding “more convincing” science to support the phenomenon, High Country News reports.

“Professional motivational speaker” Larry Winget on Wednesday destroyed a high school cheerleading team after it forced squad members to make the team more “inclusive.” Winger called the situation “what’s wrong with everything.”

The Iranian parliament on Tuesday burned a printed image of the United States flag while shouting “death to America” after Donald Trump announced the country will pull out of the Iran nuclear deal.

“Jimmy Kimmel Live!” host Jimmy Kimmel on Tuesday ripped Donald Trump’s decisions to withdraw from the Iran nuclear deal, telling his audience the one time the president “should have pulled out, we ended up with Don Jr.”

Rachel Crooks, who accused Donald Trump of sexual misconduct during the 2016 presidential election, has won an uncontested Democratic primary in the race for Ohio state’s House of Representatives, the Washington Post reports.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell’s (R-KY) team made it very clear on Tuesday where the congressman stands on Don Blankenship, the convicted criminal and former Republican Senate candidate who called McConnell “Cocaine Mitch.”

In a rare move last Wednesday, Donald Trump sided with his Department of Justice—headed by Attorney General Jeff Sessions—against Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA), an ardent supporter of the president who’s made every effort to cast doubt on special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation.

The news that Donald Trump’s attorney Michael Cohen received $500,000 from Russia oligarch Viktor Vekselberg after the 2016 presidential election did not come from the New York Times, NBC News, or any traditional news outlet—though most major publications were able to corroborate that report.

AT&T on Tuesday admitted it paid Essential Consultants LLC, Michael Cohen’s private company, for “insight into understanding” Donald Trump’s administration.

Special counsel Robert Mueller has questioned Russia oligarch Viktor Vekselberg about a payment his company allegedly made to Donald Trump's personal attorney Michael Cohen, CNN reports.

Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC), who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, ripped his colleagues on the House Intelligence Committee, arguing members of that panel did not "substantiate every conclusion with facts.”