Mount Rushmore has come under fire from liberals in recent weeks for its depiction of presidents who were slaveholders, but before President Donald Trump gave a speech there, it was revered by figures on the left. 
The Supreme Court agreed Thursday to hear the Trump administration's bid to shield secret grand jury materials from House Democrats, all but ensuring that those records won't feature in the presidential election.
The Democratic National Committee's official Twitter account on Monday attacked President Donald Trump's planned Fourth of July celebration at Mount Rushmore as "a rally glorifying white supremacy." 
Nearly 4 in 10 Americans think former vice president Joe Biden is suffering from dementia, according to the results of a poll published Monday. A clear majority of voters think Biden should publicly address his noticeably deteriorating cognitive functions.
On March 18, at a press conference flanked by high-ranking officials, President Trump described himself as a “wartime president” fighting an “invisible enemy” known as the coronavirus. The president, it seemed, was beginning to reckon with the extent of the economic, epidemiological, social, and psychological damage the pandemic would cause, and to act appropriately. “We must sacrifice together,” Trump said, “because we are all in this together, and we will come through together.” 
Several Democrats in New York's city council, including the council speaker, have demanded the statue of Thomas Jefferson in New York City Hall be removed. 
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he will issue an executive order regarding U.S. historical monuments, as the movement to remove statues and other memorials activists consider racist gains momentum across the country, part of wider national protests over racial injustice. 
The Oklahoma Supreme Court rejected a lawsuit Friday from Stormy Daniels’s lawyer challenging President Donald Trump’s upcoming Tulsa rally.
Discussion on CNN and MSNBC of "Juneteenth," the June 19 holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States, has exploded nearly 1,200 percent in 2020 compared to previous years. 
White liberals just can't help themselves. After a brief period during which many were compelled to purchase reading material on "white fragility" and "how to be an anti-racist," they quickly returned to a topic of greater interest and comfort: the badness of Donald Trump.
