There are worse jobs than scrolling through Chris Evans' Twitter account, honestly.

This week, Trump has been especially aggressive in his racist attacks on four Democratic Congresswomen of color, telling them to go back where they came from, despite the fact that three of them were born in the United States and all of them are not only citizens. He repeated that sentiment on Twitter and to reporters. And still, too many reporters refuse to call his message what it is: racist AF.

Joe Biden has decided that instead of attempting to beat Donald Trump with facts and ideas to fix the country, he's going to challenge him to a push-up competition to prove that he isn't old, which ... what?

Trump's words were clearly racist. That seems impossible to deny, although, predictably, some are still trying.

Donald Trump hosted a "social media summit" at the White House yesterday and the event was ... well, it was something.

Alexander Acosta has resigned as from his position as Donald Trump's Labor Secretary, a job he never should have had in the first place.

Last week, Donald Trump's quest to add a citizenship question to the 2020 Census was declared dead and done with by everyone except Trump himself. He still hasn't let it go.

For years, billionaire Jeffrey Epstein has been living proof that if you're rich enough and well-enough connected, our laws do not apply to you and serious repercussions for even the most heinous crimes are not something you have to worry about.

It's official: Donald Trump has lost his battle to include a question regarding citizenship on the 2020 Census.

WNBA player Sue Bird published an essay today titled "So the President F*cking Hates My Girlfriend." Bird's girlfriend is women's soccer star Megan Rapinoe and yes, Trump has made it quite clear how he feels about her.

Last year, Trump spent the holiday in Florida and while those frequent golf trips are a huge drain on taxpayer resources, it sure would be better than this.

The most depressing part of all of this has to be the realization that the cartoonist Michael de Adder has now faced more consequences for Trump's zero-tolerance immigration policies than anyone in that administration.

Yesterday, soccer magazine Eight by Eight ran this incredible clip of US women’s national soccer team star Megan Rapinoe giving the perfect response to the question of whether or not she's excited to go to the White House should the team win the Women's World Cup. Her response: "Psshh, I'm not going to the f*cking White House."

In an interview with The Hill, Donald Trump expanded on his denial of the rape accusations made against him by writer E. Jean Carroll last week.

On Friday, New York Magazine published an excerpt from writer E. Jean Carroll's upcoming memoir in which she accuses Donald Trump of raping her in a department store dressing room 23 years ago. Her description of the alleged event is detailed and nauseating. You likely wouldn't know any of that, though, if you were getting your news from the vast majority of mainstream news sources.

In her new book, E. Jean Carroll alleges that she was sexually assaulted by Donald Trump, Les Moonves, and other horrible men.

Hope Hicks testified in front of Congress today, and was reportedly asked about five specific instances described in the Mueller report having to do with potential obstruction of justice and hush money payments allegedly given to women after they say they had affairs with Donald Trump. I say reportedly because this was a closed-door hearing, though a transcript is supposed to be made public within 48 hours.