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Kellyanne Conway over the weekend defended the White House for sharing what appeared to be an edited video which incorrectly appeared to show CNN correspondent Jim Acosta assaulting a White House staffer.

White House aide Kellyanne Conway on Sunday insisted that President Donald Trump "does not know" acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker but also said that the president "has gotten to know" the man over the past year.

A part-time Texas firefighter has lost multiple jobs as a civil servant after proposing setting up feeders at the border and allowing hunters to shoot and kill desperate immigrants.

During the Overtime segment of Bill Maher's Real Time, the host and his panel -- which included author Bob Woodward, comedian Sarah Silverman, commentator Cornell Belcher, and journalists Katty Kay and Bret Stephens -- were pressed to figure out a way for the press to handle President Donald Trump's lies and expose his as a fraud.

A Brooklyn school bus attendant has been suspended after he was caught on video throttling a 13-year-old disabled teen whose parents say has the mental capacity of a 5-year-old.

In an interview KCAL, a former high school coach claimed that Thousand Oaks shooter Ian David Long attacked and sexually groped her 10 years ago, but that she never reported it, instead just kicking him off the track team.

Appearing on CNN on Thursday morning, outgoing GOP House member Rep. Ryan Costello (PA) continued his tirade against Donald Trump for dumping on Republicans who lost on Tuesday, by explaining how hard it was for them to do their jobs under the blustery president.

CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta on Wednesday suggested that President Donald Trump's "depression" over losing control of the U.S. House of Representatives had caused him to "spiral out of control" and have an emotional meltdown.

President Donald Trump accused African-American reporter Yamiche Alcindor of asking a "racist" question on Wednesday.

White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders called Tuesday's election a "huge victory" for President Donald Trump -- even though Republicans lost control of the U.S. House of Representatives.

Fox News made the early call on election night that Democrats had taken control of the U.S. House of Representatives.

Fox News co-hosts Jesse Watters and Laura Ingraham asserted on Tuesday that there are "no scandals" that would cause voters to reject Republicans in the midterm elections.

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace on Tuesday cautioned viewers that President Donald Trump's "entire" closing statement for the midterm elections "is a lie."