Politics

Taylor Swift shocked most of the free world several weeks ago when she came out of the woods and threw her support behind a pair of Democratic political candidates in Tennessee.

In a heartfelt and lengthy Instagram post, the singer endorsed Jim Cooper for House of Representatives in her native state and Phil Bredesen for Senate.

Earlier this year, Caitlyn Jenner affirmed what the rest of the world had known for years: Trump is terrible for trans rights.

At the time, she still hoped to work with Republican leadership to avoid crafting such oppressive policies.

No matter where you fall on the political spectrum, you probably don't need us to tell you that Donald Trump is not the sort of president we're accustomed to seeing in this country.

While previous leaders of the free world seemed primarily focused on leading the free world (booooring!) Trump has set his sights on continually raising the bar in terms of batsh-t insanity and further debasing America on the global stage.

On Sunday, Taylor Swift stunned with world with two political endorsements in Tennessee, breaking her long-held political silence for the first time.

She endorsed a pair of Democrats who are running in her home state, and she laid out her reasons -- and encouraged her fans to vote.

She's sorry, but the old Taylor Swift can't come to the phone right now.

Why?

A number of fans and viewers have a problem with Bristol Palin joining Teen Mom OG.

One of those issues is that Bristol has made a minor career out of outspoken and controversial political statements, which some believe are bigoted.

Deborah Ramirez, a former Yale classmate of Supreme Court Justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh, has come out and accused the embattled judge of sexual misconduct.

She's the second woman in about a week to have done so.

Rapper and gift to humanity Snoop Dogg has laid into Donald Trump before, verbally excoriating the man for his behavior and politics.

Now, Snoop is doubling down on that, and also giving Trump's supporters a piece of his mind.

Like millions of Americans, you may have logged into social media yesterday and found yourself perplexed by the day's trending topics.

Mushrooms? Mario Kart? Toad?! Why were so many of your fellow citizens taking a sudden interest in fungal delicacies and iconic characters from Nintendo racing games?

Before the days of Rudy Giuliani saying "Truth isn't truth," Donald Trump was a reality star. So what prompted him to run for office?

Michael Moore has a theory, and he shared it while promoting his new film on Trump.