President Trump has once again sparked controversy with poorly worded and insensitive Tweets. This time, he took to the social media network to cast doubt on the credibility of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, who has made allegations of sexual misconduct against Trump’s Supreme Court nominee, Brett

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Donald Trump’s visit to the U.K was a hectic mess of summits, protests, golf (obvs) and tea with the Queen. That’s right, Donald Trump, hardly known for his manners and etiquette, had tea with the Queen. Now it’s not known what Her Majesty thinks about Donald, but we can hazard a guess. One Twitter

The recent meeting between President Trump and his North Korean counterpart Kim Jong-Un was a truly remarkable event, particulary when you consider that it was only a matter of months ago that they were trading ‘little rocket man’ and ‘dotard’ insults. The reaction to the meeting has been mixed,

Stoneman Douglas High School and other recent mass shootings across the US have reignited the debate about the gun situation in America. In wake of this, President Donald Trump has talked about arming the teachers. “Armed Educators (and trusted people who work within a school) love our students and