President Donald Trump's odd, mysterious tweet complaining about "covfefe" was on Twitter for only a few hours, but you may be seeing it on the roads long after the meme runs out of gas.
White House press secretary Sean Spicer started the week dogged by rumors that he was about to be demoted or fired. He ended it almost speechless, incapable or unwilling to answer even the most basic questions about President Trump and the administration's policies.
Democratic data gurus are lashing out at Hillary Clinton after she complained publicly that her campaign was hamstrung by a party that had out-of-date information on individual voters.
The world is "laughing (and) crying at the President of the United States, who clearly doesn't know what he's talking about," former US Secretary of State John Kerry told CNN's Christiane Amanpour on Friday.
President Donald Trump's top aides apparently have no idea whether he believes humans have a role in climate change or if it's even real. And seemingly won't ask him.
In light of President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw the US from the Paris Climate Accord, dozens of governors and mayors across the country are pledging to uphold the green fight within their own borders.
President Donald Trump used a Massachusetts Institute of Technology study to back up his departure from the Paris climate agreement on Thursday. But one of the study's authors says the President misinterpreted their data, showing "a complete misunderstanding of the climate problem."
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson shrugged off the significance of the Trump administration's decision to pull out of the Paris agreement on Friday, emphasizing the US's "terrific record" on reducing greenhouse gas emissions before the deal was implemented.
Just after 3:30 p.m. ET, on Thursday, President Donald Trump appeared in the Rose Garden to announce the U.S. would formally withdraw from the Paris climate accords. But, before he got to that, Trump spoke about an ongoing story out of the Philippines.
The plane carrying then-vice presidential candidate Mike Pence that skidded off a New York runway last fall was nearly 2,000 feet off the normal touchdown point and skidded off the landing strip at about 45 miles per hour, according to new details released by the National Transportation Safety Board.
