President Donald Trump denied being a 'king' after weekend protests, calling demonstrators "whacked out" while Democrats like ...

House Speaker Mike Johnson defended a bizarre video shared by Donald Trump that showed the president bombing “No Kings” protesters with excrement. At a press conference on Monday, the Louisiana ...

No Kings demonstrations were attended by millions across the country on October 18, to voice their opposition to Trump and ...

Donald Trump posted a gross AI video after massive No Kings rallies. Mike Johnson defended it. Did they forget free speech is ...

Afterwards, a rumor that the president posted the video below circulated widely. Snopes readers wrote in asking whether Trump had really posted the AI-generated video. The claim was true. Trump posted ...

The government shutdown extended into Day 20 on Monday as the Senate failed to advance a House-passed measure to end the ...

Organizers estimate that about 7 million people took part in the Oct. 18 protests, which spanned more than 2,700 locations nationwide.

Outrage spread Monday over President Donald Trump’s posting of an AI video of himself dumping waste on weekend "No Kings" ...

Republicans’ claims about the No Kings protests held no water in the face of reality—and they seem pretty angry about it.

Speaker Mike Johnson justified President Trump’s disgusting AI video of him dumping feces on No Kings protesters by falsely ...

Since the shutdown began, multiple airports have experienced delays and flight cancellations because of staff shortages among ...