Donald Trump demonized left-wing protesters as acts of right-wing terrorism spread.

He once threatened to cancel the New York Times and the Washington Post.

On the campaign trail in 2016, Donald Trump promised to keep his business interests isolated from his presidency.

The White House responded to a report on the spending of taxpayer money at Trump properties by threatening the reporter.

The Trump campaign suing the Washington Post and the New York Times, even though the newspapers were just stating facts.

According to the Washington Post Fact Checker, Trump made more than 7,700 false or misleading statements over the past year.

The Washington Post joins mayors, police chiefs, veterans, and many others in calling on Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) to act on gun safety bills.

The editorial board also lambasted Trump’s desire for ‘a gaudy display of military hardware’ during the July 4 celebrations.

Trump invented a phone call about make-believe manufacturing jobs.

‘That’s a cheap shot.’

He did take time to brag about the burning building, though.

‘He is fundamentally wrong on this issue.’

One of the questions surrounding the Trump Foundation is why Trump hasn’t contributed any money himself since 2008. Washington Post reporter David Fahrenthold may have found the answer: Because Trump was reportedly directing money owed to him or his businesses to the foundation. The laws governing the diversion of income into a foundation were written, […]