Speaking to the press about Charlottesville, Trump condemned the "egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides." But the hatred and bigotry belong to one side - the side of white supremacy.

It's felt surreal to be online in the last 48 hours, as Donald Trump's saber-rattling braggadocio became uncomfortably real after he threatened North Korea with "fire and fury like the world has never seen," and oh God, we're all going to die and it may not even be hyperbole anymore?

Trump was personally involved—nay, responsible—for the contents of Don Jr.'s initial, wholly inaccurate statement about How I Met Your Russian Lawyer. Remember that first claim about how Jr.'s meeting with Russians at Trump tower was about adoption and ultimately inconsequential? Yeah, the false one! That was Trump's doing. The hits, they just keep landing on our body politic.

A federal judge recently ruled that public officials cannot engage in "viewpoint discrimination" when blocking users from their public social media profiles. What could this mean for @realdonaldtrump?

In light of the recent news that Donald "I'm Afraid of Change and Committment" Trump announced a ban on transgender people serving in the military, I wanted to look a bit into how much it would actually cost the U.S. to fund healthcare for trans individuals.

Stephen Colbert is wrapping up his "Russia week" as the investigation into the Trump campaign's possible collusion with the Russian government continues, and there's one allegation in particular that Colbert is interested in: the pee tape. So, he went to the room where it all supposedly went down.

Macron is really into it. Trump is really not. Macron also seems to be into that. It's Friday afternoon after another s***show of a political week, and you needed this. Presented without further comment.

At the signing for an executive order that reinstates the National Space Council, Trump focused on how Mike Pence is "very much into space," the importance of "space security," and the contest to see who'll be chosen for an advisory board that "everybody wants to be on." Ugh.

Ivanka Trump, what do you actually do?

Milana Vayntrub, whom you might know from the hit show This Is Us, came to the United States from Russia when she was three.

Even before the election, when we still thought things could be good, words mattered, and there were objective truths that could be agreed upon, Ivanka Trump was attracting attention—some of it creepier than the rest. Since its conclusion, she's been heralded as a "moderating influence" on Donald Trump and a champion for things that her father is decidedly bad for, despite how it's becoming increasingly clear that just isn't true.

Christmas came early. By "Christmas," I mean the day fired FBI Director James Comey publicly testifies before Congress, in reference to his firing amid the probe into Trump campaign ties to Russia and reports of things Trump said to him in private. By "came early," I mean his opening statement has been made available a day ahead of time, and it already confirms some of the most damning parts of press reports.

On yesterday's Last Week Tonight, the main story was Donald Trump's decision to take the United States out of the Paris Agreement on climate change, the misinformation that accompanies that choice, and the consequences of doing so.

In the wake of two deadly terrorist attacks in London, Trump tried to use the events to justify his Muslim ban and gun rights.

The March for Truth was organized to demand a full and independent investigation into allegations of Trump's potential collusion with Russian interference in the 2016 election.

Mike Pence, our theocrat-in-waiting Vice President and a man I now call "the Spanish Inquisition," went on Fox & Friends in the face of international outcry about Trump's Paris Accords decision. He whinged that climate change was only a problem for the left, since apparently the right wing lives on another planet. Can we go there once this planet is ruined?

With the U.S. withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, Adam Conover reminds us why it was such an important first step against climate change.