Slavery is of course very much a part of America’s history — but for some strange reason Trump and his lackeys don’t want to harp on the reality of how “bad” it was, instead opting to spend the government’s money to “recognize” the traitors who fought to preserve it.

Former national security adviser John Bolton said on Tuesday that President Trump’s hot-mic moment at the White House on Monday reveals key insight into Russian President Vladimir Putin’s approach to dealing with the U.S. president as he pushes for a diplomatic resolution to the war in Ukraine. Ahead of the White House meeting with several of…

U.S. President Donald Trump suggested on Tuesday he will pressure the Smithsonian Institution — a premier museum, education and research complex for American history and culture — to accept his demands,