A top White House aide has been removed from her post after coming into very open conflict with First Lady Melania Trump.

Warmongering national security advisor John Bolton called Cuba, Nicaragua, and Venezuela the “troika of tyranny” today, in a Miami speech where he also referred to far-right Brazilian President-elect Jair Bolsonaro as a “like-minded” leader. Remind you of anything?

During a meeting in Moscow today, National Security Advisor John Bolton told Russian officials that the Russian government’s meddling in the 2016 had “hardly any real effect, according to Reuters.

Two of the Trump administration’s top ghouls apparently got into a screaming match with one another outside the Oval Office on Thursday, which honestly sounds pretty much what I’d expect on a weekday afternoon in the White House.

Here are two stories about the Trump administration’s search for a new ambassador to the United Nations in the wake of Nikki Haley’s surprise resignation earlier this week.

Conservatives in America have long hated the International Criminal Court, which they believe threatens American sovereignty to uh, commit genocide and do war crimes. National security advisor John Bolton has probably waited years for the opportunity to personally threaten the court, and today he will finally get his…

Former CIA director John Brennan has been in the news since July, when he called the president “treasonous.” Brennan immediately became a #resistance hero (despite his highly questionable record), and last week Trump responded by abruptly stripping him of his security clearance.

President Trump is seen as an impediment to foreign policy goals even by those in his own administration, alleges a new report from the New York Times. According to the Times, national security advisor John Bolton worked with other high-level officials to ensure that the recent NATO agreement was complete before Trump…

In a touching nod to the presidents who came before him, President Donald Trump was reportedly obsessed with launching his own invasion of a Latin American country.

Following a trip this week to Moscow to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin, U.S. national security adviser John Bolton made the rounds of Sunday news talk shows to normalize President Donald Trump’s upcoming summit with the leader behind attacks on U.S. elections.

With the recent exits of former national security advisor H.R. McMaster and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson from the Trump administration, Defense Secretary James “Mad Dog” Mattis was supposed to be the one ‘sane’ voice in Trump’s ear advocating for a foreign policy which wasn’t hell-bent on destroying the diplomatic…

Welp, this is it.

Now that Donald Trump has managed to successfully stumble into a summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, you’d think he would be busy boning up on all the relevant details of forthcoming meeting. Or at least you would if this was not Donald Trump we were talking about.

It has been just over two months since John Bolton was appointed to the Trump administration as national security adviser and, against all odds, we have not been eviscerated Terminator 2-style in a nuclear war, our skeletal paws clinging to our iPhones as the cleansing fire erases us all. But despite Bolton not yet…

The White House announced today that Rear Adm. Tim Ziemer, who sat on the National Security Council and was the senior director for global health security and biothreats, left the Trump administration on Tuesday, and HuffPost reports that Ziemer’s office doesn’t exist anymore, with his staff being rerouted to other…

As is the case with almost all Trump-era stories, the panic over John Bolton’s appointment to the Trump administration has ebbed away. That particular fear was neatly filed away into the bulging drawer of the million other desperately terrible things we have to worry about right now, any one of which is sufficient to…

I know the last 12 hours or so since it was announced that John Bolton would be Donald Trump’s new national security adviser have been pretty scary, but don’t worry, it’s all good! Yes, CNN’s Kaitlan Collins did report that Bolton told Trump he “wouldn’t start any wars,” but that was just a scary fake news false…

The New York Times reports that National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster is resigning, and his replacement is going to be John Bolton, one of the very worst people from the administration of George W. Bush. The Iran deal is, in all likelihood, toast.

National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster, a favorite of the D.C. foreign policy establishment and one of the White House’s few top advisers left who could potentially stop Donald Trump from starting a war with Iran, is apparently a dead man walking.

This week has already seen the unceremonious shitcanning of Rex Tillerson. Who’s next?