DONALD TRUMP

Trump has taken to calling Kim Jong Un, "Rocket Man."

John Legend, Chris Evans and more celeb critics have slammed Donald Trump over his statement against a Puerto Rico mayor.

NSA officials previously warned Jared Kushner and White House aides against using private email. They didn't listen.

The photo of the San Juan mayor is making waves on the internet.

Twitter users criticized Trump over his comments on Puerto Rico wanting "everything to be done for them" and for saying San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz has "poor leadership" abilities.

Facebook reportedly shared information with Google as search engine company investigates Russia's use of platform during U.S. election.

President Donald Trump criticized Puerto Rican Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz over her leadership skills.

Jews observe the day by fasting, no food or drinks are consumed for 25 hours, and some people also wear white as a symbol of purity.

A number of prominent Christian preachers, including Bishop T.D. Jakes who mentors Trump's top spiritual adviser Rev. Paula White, signed an open letter to the president.

Oprah Winfrey thanked Democrats in a tweet for their "vote of confidence" in her.

The Trump administration wants Facebook to hand over protesters' and activists’ personal information.

“This is an island surrounded by water, big water, ocean water.”

The librarian published a blog post to explain her reason for dismissing the gift.

“Is Trump crazy like a fox or is he just crazy? I think the overwhelming weight of evidence suggests that he’s just crazy."

Yvette Nicole Brown revealed whether she thinks ABC’s “The Mayor” is a satirical reaction to Donald Trump’s presidency.

A Louisiana high school principal released a letter that promised to punish students who decided to protest the national anthem during games.

While Trump faces criticism over slow reaction to Puerto Rico's hurricane disaster, Facebook announced it will deploy its connectivity team to help Americans on island.

NBA Star Steph Curry opined in disbelief after Sports Illustrated left NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick off of their latest protest-themed cover.

Researchers from Oxford University found junk news and Russian content was targeted towards key states that Trump won.

The report also had some information that ran counter to his parent’s account of his injuries and alleged torture.

The famed publisher didn't own the renowned estate at the time of his death.