Lawrence O'Donnell

President Donald Trump on Tuesday let his hand do the talking when asked about an incendiary remark the day before

Ex-White House official Sarah Matthews says President Donald Trump ‘floods the zone’ with so many memes ‘we’ve become numb to just how bizarre it is,’ mocking him for promoting delusional ‘fan fiction’

Natalie Harp has spent years operating close to US President Donald Trump while attracting little public attention

Sara Dorn is a Forbes news reporter who covers politics

Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio took a couple of shots at Dr. Anthony Fauci over his repeated use of the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing on Wednesday

CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss poached one of her former New York Times colleagues as part of the network's major shakeup of "60 Minutes" ahead of its 59th season

On Thursday night, Donald Trump did it again, trashing another American tradition with his primetime address from the White House’s East Room about election integrity

President Donald Trump keeps talking about the 2020 election fraud without offering much new evidence

Perhaps the most important point that President Donald Trump made in his White House address on Thursday night was that we need to be vigilant about foreign involvement and intrusion in our election process

US President Donald Trump used a primetime White House address to revive claims about the 2020 election and push for changes ahead of the 2026 midterms

There was a familiar Democratic alarmism after President Donald Trump’s prime-time address about election integrity, built on newly declassified intelligence that China may have compromised American voter data in 2020

The comedian mocked the Florida governor during a segment on the impacts of Republican-led gerrymandering

Meanwhile, the Ukraine minerals deal was also causing considerable internal dissension in the administration, along with rivalry and backbiting at senior levels

Between May 1 and June 10, President Trump talked about his favourite construction projects 70 percent more than the war, and on social media, he spoke about the renovations 35 percent more, The Telegraph finds

Between May 1 and June 10, President Trump talked about his favourite construction projects 70 percent more than the war, and on social media, he spoke about the renovations 35 percent more, The Telegraph finds

Between May 1 and June 10, President Trump talked about his favourite construction projects 70 percent more than the war, and on social media, he spoke about the renovations 35 percent more, The Telegraph finds

CNN host Abby Phillip on Monday highlighted some stark similarities Monday between the memorandum of understanding signed by President Donald Trump to end the war with Iran and a previous agreement struck by then-President Barack Obama in 2015

Lawrence O’Donnell on Monday put President Donald Trump on blast for becoming a human thesaurus of sorts in his efforts to find new ways to describe his unpopular Iran war as anything but a “war.”

President Donald Trump described Iranian protesters being shot “between the eyes” by snipers and dying en masse as he subjected a room full of White House guests including children to a rant about the Iran war on Tuesday

Last month, Trump described US military operations against Iran as "a little excursion."

The right, naturally, sees Allen as part of a pattern, lumping him in with figures like Thomas Matthew Crooks, who fired on Donald Trump in 2024, grazing his ear; Ryan Wesley Routh, who carried a semiautomatic rifle to one of Trump’s golf courses a few months later; or Tyler Robinson, charged in the killing of Charlie Kirk last year

The criticism escalated Monday when radio host Charlamagne Tha God used his nationally syndicated platform to question Trump's legacy, his tone, and even what his family, especially Barron and Melania, might think of him after his death

A defiant Tulsi Gabbard was forced onto the back foot during a high–stakes interrogation on Capitol Hill

And if negotiations with one party fail as they did with Tehran, use the failure as leverage for another deal

MS NOW host Lawrence O’Donnell on Tuesday eviscerated President Donald Trump and his administration over the latest developments in his war on Iran, but named one particular adviser deeply involved in negotiations as the president’s “clown of the day.”

Trump and Hegseth have indeed both referred to the ongoing conflict as a “war,” confidently speaking to reporters throughout last week about Operation Epic Fury and its lethal airstrikes, with Trump demanding “unconditional surrender” from Iran to end the war

MS NOW host Lawrence O’Donnell on Tuesday eviscerated President Donald Trump and his administration over the latest developments in his war on Iran, but named one particular adviser deeply involved in negotiations as the president’s “clown of the day.”

Matt Bernstein, host of the popular podcast A Bit Fruity, has shared a post to Instagram in which he mentioned a group of Republicans who have voiced support for the conflict in Iran, and questioned if their children would go to war

Some prominent voices in Trump's America First camp, like Tucker Carlson, Megyn Kelly and Steve Bannon, are questioning the administration's claim that Iran posed an imminent threat

Instead, he let his defense secretary, former Fox News morning show host Pete Hegseth, defensively defend the military actions to a pre-approved set of rightwing media

Academy Award winner Morgan Freeman on Thursday unleashed on President Donald Trump during a no-holds-barred appearance on MS NOW, but only after graciously asking “Last Word” host Lawrence O’Donnell if he could “use profanity” to do so

MS NOW host Lawrence O’Donnell on Thursday excoriated President Donald Trump for appointing “the most incompetent, ignorant and amoral” officials in White House history and managing “to kill more people during peacetime” than every one of his predecessors

Angie Craig compared Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations to images out of 1930s Germany while discussing efforts to potentially defund the agency on Wednesday