Trump Defends Roy Moore, Citing Candidate’s Denial of Sexual Misconduct

Trump on Moore: ‘He Totally Denies It’
On Tuesday, President Trump made his first remarks on Roy S. Moore since the Senate candidate was accused of improper sexual conduct with a minor. By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

WASHINGTON — President Trump broke with leading Republicans on Tuesday and voiced support for Roy S. Moore, the Republican Senate candidate in

On day 193, Donald Trump (tries) to start over

Washington (CNN)The restart of Donald Trump's presidency begins today, his 193rd day in office.

Or so he hopes.

Trump is coming off the worst week of his presidency, a disastrous seven days in which the infighting he stokes broke into public, the Senate's attempt to repeal and

We deserve better than Trump's presidential reality show

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(CNN)President Donald Trump has finally done it. He has turned his administration into a B-level reality show. A cross between "Celebrity Apprentice" and "Jersey Shore," the characters in this White House drama even have theatrical nicknames like "Mad Dog," or Secretary of

Trump survived James Comey's testimony, but the fallout could be fatal

The former FBI director threw out a trail of clues for the special counsel to follow in the Trump-Russia investigation, which looks set to shadow his presidency

 What James Comey did not say may ultimately prove as telling as what he did during his blockbuster questioning by members of the Senate intelligence committee.

 What James Comey did not say may ultimately prove as

ANDY COHEN OPENS UP INTEREST AT KELLYANNE CONWAY

Time to revive the Real Housewives of D.C.? Andy Cohen really wants President Donald Trump’s senior adviser Kellyanne Conway to consider joining the Bravo TV franchise.

Kellyanne Conway, appointed as Counselor to the President by US President-elect Donald Trump, leaves St. John's Episcopal Church on January 20, 2017, before Trump's inauguration.
Kellyanne Conway, appointed as counselor to the president by U.S. president-elect Donald Trump, leaves St. John's Episcopal Church on Jan. 20, 2017, before Trump's inauguration.

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During an appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers, the Watch What Happens Live host, 48, said that Trump’s former campaign manager, 50, would be a perfect fit. “I’m begging her to just consider a spot on the Housewives if she gets bored,” he said. “She’d be amazing!"

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Counselor to President, Kellyanne Conway, prepares to appear on the Sunday morning show Meet The Press, from the north lawn at the White House, January 22, 2017 in Washington, DC.
Counselor to the president Kellyanne Conway prepares to appear on 'Meet the Press' from the North Lawn of the White House, Jan. 22, 2017, in Washington, D.C. Mark Wilson/Getty Images
Cohen explained that he loves to compare reality-TV drama to the election. “I’ve been saying for a year — I was calling all the debates 'Housewives reunions,' because they were,” he said. “The parallels to the Housewives and a lot of things that happened during the election, there are so many."

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The outspoken political strategist also made headlines for using the term “alternative facts” to describe White House press secretary Sean Spicer’s lies about the crowd size at Trump’s swearing-in ceremony. “My favorite statement ever made in the history of ever,” Cohen quipped.

Cohen can’t wait for the phrase to catch on. “I’m waiting for [the Housewives] to bust it out,” he said. "I’m taping the Beverly Hills reunion in like a week, and I’m waiting for Lisa Rinna to be like, ‘Well, no, that’s an alternative fact.'”