Suspected Criminals

In other news, we have our first lawsuit against Trump's coal orders. The Northern Cheyenne Tribe in Montana is challenging Trump's order to end the moratorium on coal leases on public land.

Meanwhile, Representative Beto O'Rourke (D-TX) is going to challenge Ted Cruz in 2018.

Finally, Maine Governor Paul LePage has some thoughts about the GOP and healthcare.

“If the ACA is unsustainable, as some fear, I’ve heard some politicians say, that are Republicans, ‘Let it fail, and let the Democrats own it,” WVOM’s Ric Tyler told the governor during an interview.

“Oh yeah, yeah, so let’s keep hurting the American people,” LePage responded. “That’s about as sensible as ‘Go jump off a bridge.’ That makes no sense. You’re telling people, ‘Let it fail so the American people can get hurt more and when they get hurt more maybe we’ll do something.’ Why don’t you go jump off a bridge? That’s just about as sensible.”

Here's a robot that prints Trump tweets and burns them.

Chris Christie's former deputy chief of staff Bridget Anne Kelly and former Port Authority director Bill Baroni were sentenced today for their role in the Bridgegate scandal.

Two black employees who work at Fox News have filed a lawsuit against the network and a former executive for being racist scumbags. Fox says it takes these matters "seriously," but their marque hosts just unleashed a torrent of racism on Congresswoman Maxine Waters and no one seems to care.

Trump's approval rating has dropped to 35 percent, a new low.