James Corden, Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers, and Jimmy Kimmel all condemned Trump for his decision to rescind DACA, which protects 800,000 children of immigrants from deportation.

Mama, ooooooooooooh. Rami Malek is in full hair and makeup as Queen's frontman for the upcoming movie Bohemian Rhapsody and I am singing about it. A lot.

Trump's decision—imparted today by chaotic evil elf Jeff Sessions—to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program is cruel, unconscionable, and totally unjustified. So it's hardly a surprise Trump would choose to do so. But it turns out that seeking to ruin the lives of 800,000 young people brought to America as children isn't something that's going to go over quietly. The outraged outcry over DACA is a truly great American thing.

Matt Furie, the creator of Pepe the Frog, shut down sales of an Islamophobic children's book using the character to preach intolerance.

The more we learn about the details of Arpaio's career, the more it becomes apparent that he isn't just an awful man; he's a monster wearing a human's body.

It's nothing new, but it's growing more disturbing every day.

Reggie Watts' dulcet tones pair well with an infectiously catchy melody, all of which serves as a fitting tribute to the wonderful, inimitable John Boyega. Boy-eyey-ga!

As Hurricane Harvey continues to pound on the city of Houston and all of southeast Texas, the Mexican government has offered to aid the state and its beleaguered citizens in its evacuation and recovery efforts.

"We have an American president who has emboldened white supremacists with messages of comfort and support," says Biden, denouncing Trump's horrid response to the hate rally and pardon of Joe Arpaio.

Lawsuits from the ACLU and Lambda Legal expose the ban for what it is—a bigoted attack on human rights with no basis in research, science, or logic.

Today on America's Next Top White Supremacist, Trump has pardoned Sheriff Joe Arpaio for criminal contempt of court, but Sebastian Gorka has been ousted from the White House.

Even after his inevitable resignation or impeachment, we'll probably never be rid of Donald Trump on Twitter. He's stated that without the service disseminating his stream-of-consciousness, he probably wouldn't be President. And we know that what Trump reads on Twitter heavily influences his worldview. So what does the most powerful man in the world scroll through every day?

The White House is moving closer to follow through on Trump's tweet about banning transgender military service members.

Hillary Clinton's memoir, What Happened, is scheduled to come out on September 12th, but a few excerpts have been released early. Now we finally get to hear Clinton say all the things we knew she was thinking all along, the things we were all shouting at our computers and televisions through the entire election season. Namely, that Donald Trump is a huge creep.

"Your response to Charlottesville enables racism, sexism, & harms our country and planet," writes (former) science envoy for the State Department Daniel M. Kammen.

German police confiscated thousands of orange ecstasy tablets shaped like Donald Trump's head.

Penn appeared on CNN's New Day to talk more about the President’s Committee on the Arts and Humanities resignation, and how PCAH's initiatives will continue and prosper outside of government.