Judd Apatow blames President Trump for Luke Letlow's death 'and hundreds of thousands of others'

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIn the fraught final hours of Donald Trump’s presidency, he issued a raft of pardons, including ones for Lil Wayne and Kodak Black.In an official White House statement released late Tuesday night, Dwayne Michael Carter Jr. and Bill K.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterThe House of Representatives moved to impeach President Donald Trump on Wednesday for inciting an insurrection, finding that he poses a threat to democracy and the Constitution.The vote comes just a week after pro-Trump rioters attacked the Capitol building in a doomed effort to block the certification of Joe Biden’s victory. It also comes with just one week left in Trump’s term.

Alec Baldwin has reprised his Emmy-winning "Saturday Night Live" role as President Trump to deliver a mock farewell address just one week before the real-ilfe commander in chief bids farewell to the White House.

President Trump on Monday approved an emergency declaration for Washington D.C., and ordered federal assistance to complement the local response ahead of President-elect Joe Biden's inauguration as fears of potential violence continue to loom following last week's deadly riot inside the U.S.

Donald Trump a failed leader who “will go down in history as the worst president ever.”In a video posted on social media on Sunday, the Republican took solace that Trump’s presidency was coming to an end and “would soon be as irrelevant as an old tweet.”He called for national unity and vowed his support for President-elect Joe Biden in the wake of the mobs and security breach at the U.S.

Former California governor and film/TV star Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke out today, posting a video decrying the Capitol building takeover and President Donald Trump.

Janet W. Lee Rappers Lil Wayne and Kodak Black are among the celebrities in line for President Donald Trump’s pardons.According to a report from Bloomberg, Trump is considering pardoning Wayne, with whom he posed for a photo during the presidential campaign.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterPresident Donald Trump called for an “orderly” transition of power to a new administration on Thursday, one day after his supporters attacked the Capitol building, ransacked offices and clashed with police.Trump released a two-minute video on Twitter, offering his first concession of the election he lost more than two months ago.“Now Congress has certified the results,” he said. “A new administration will be inaugurated on Jan.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorAfter an extraordinary day of violence and political discord in the nation’s capital, at least two governors and a growing list of civic leaders are calling for Donald Trump’s immediate removal from office even though the President only has two weeks left to serve after he failed to win reelection.Gov. J.B.

Angelique Jackson After President Donald Trump took to social media to address a violent mob of supporters who overtook the Capitol on Wednesday — telling them “go home, we love you, you’re very special” — Hollywood power players immediately responded to his statements.Bette Midler, for one, called Trump a “lying sack of shit.”What a lying sack of shit. Trump puts out a video STILL saying the election was a fraud, but the insurrectionists should go home.

Elaine Low Senior TV WriterCalling on President Trump to “fulfill his oath, to defend the Constitution, and demand an end of this siege,” President-Elect Joe Biden said the riots occurring at the Capitol in Washington, D.C. are “not protest, it’s insurrection.”“Our democracy is under unprecedented assault unlike anything we’ve seen in modern times,” he said, addressing the country as pro-Trump supporters continue to storm the Capitol.

Jordan Moreau President Donald Trump released a chilling, pre-taped video telling his mob of supporters overtaking the U.S. Capitol, “Go home.

Georgia election official Gabriel Sterling blamed Sen. Kelly Loeffler's runoff loss on President Trump’s battle to overturn the presidential election during a Wednesday press conference.

Louisiana Republican Rep.-elect Luke Letlow died last week of COVID-19 complications related to a blood clot and heart attack, according to the chancellor of the hospital where Letlow had been treated. Letlow, 41, experienced the heart attack last week following a medical procedure at LSU Health Shreveport to remove a blood clot caused by the virus.

Rep.-elect Luke Letlow, who died from complications related to COVID-19 days before he was to be sworn in, will be laid to rest Saturday at North Monroe Baptist Church in Monroe, La. The funeral service for Letlow, 41, will begin at 3 p.m.

President Trump called Friday for South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, to challenge the state's incumbent Republican Sen. John Thune for his seat in Congress in 2022.

Louisiana Republican Rep.-elect Luke Letlow died of a heart attack after a procedure related to COVID-19, according to the chancellor of the hospital he was admitted to. LSU Health Shreveport Chancellor G.E.