Trump told an audience that it was "the first step toward restoring transparency and accountability to government."

Mace should have let him speak, but O'Malley still managed to expose himself as another spiritually corrupted Democrat averse to truth.

"Whaling is the most despised form of hunting in the world. Or at least it was until Donald Trump replaced Melville's whale ..."

"USA Today, another one of Facebook's fact-checking partners, helpfully pointed out that this was satire," the Bee mockingly noted on one.

“I don’t believe we were doing anything, in any form, with bias,” one fact-checker said in comments repeated by the Times.

"That's the America that House Democrats will fight hard to preserve because we love this country," Jeffries said before the reminder.

The new cover reflects Trump's conquest of the culture - a conquest in which he had help, but for which he deserves most of the credit.

By professing Hillary's innocence while still signaling his openness to a pardon for her, Bill Clinton showed his trademark slickness.

It may seem like a new line of attack against one of Trump's nominees, but it turns out this goes back years -- and started with Hillary.

"If you think about it, some of the votes that happened in the last election were people who were just exhausted."