Legal analysts were quick to bash Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) for his support of President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Justice Department.

Rick Wilson suggests a quiet strategy is developing to handle potential House and Senate losses

A top journalist regrets staying quiet as Trump twisted his numbers

While President Donald Trump’s political success has largely depended on his reputation as a dealmaker, today, “that has been exposed as a fiction” as a growing number of world leaders “stop paying attention” to his “bluffs and bellicosity.”

A multimillion-dollar Medicare fraud case in Florida stalled when a MAGA influencer got the prosecutor fired, according to a new lawsuit filed on Friday by Will Rosenzweig, who worked as an assistant US attorney in the Southern District of Florida.

On Friday, a family member of President Donald Trump asserted that, despite his brags of excellence and decades of practice, he’s really bad at what he loves most: golf.

On Friday, in an attempt to address rumors that the United States is running out of missiles due to the war with Iran, President Donald Trump accidentally revealed an effort to remedy the situation that is decidedly not consistent with the “America First” ethos.

Each day seems to bring a new example of President Donald Trump’s lies and “presidential tantrums,” and according to Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Krugman, one legal concept explains the damage his “bad faith” governance is doing to the United States.

“They all need therapy. Lots and lots of therapy.”

Once again, Todd Blanche’s nomination to serve as the new attorney general is at risk due to President Donald Trump’s strained relationship with Republican senators.