White House Chief of Staff Reince Priebus resigned.
by Belle Hornblower
Outrage 480 of 1000
Trump praised Republican Congressman Greg Gianforte, who plead guilty to assault for body-slamming a Guardian reporter.
by Steve Saiz
Outrage 479 of 1000
Trump met with Ginni Thomas, wife of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, and anti-LGBTQ group Groundswell at the White House.
by Maps Glover
Outrage 478 of 1000
Trump Administration announced it would allow hunters to import sport-hunted African elephant trophies.
by Jay Youngdahl
Outrage 477 of 1000
Trump Administration weakened workplace safety protections for offshore drilling workers.
by Stacey Bramhall
Outrage 476 of 1000
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was scheduled to visit troops in Afghanistan, but Trump canceled her use of a military aircraft.
by Steve Saiz
Outrage 475 of 1000
To repair Puerto Rico’s electric power infrastructure, Trump awarded a $300 million contract to Whitefish Energy whose CEO Andy Techmanski was from the same hometown as Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke.
by Alex Bond
Outrage 474 of 1000
White House Press Secretary Huckabee Sanders tells reporters that Trump backs the position that businesses owners should be able to put up signs saying they won’t serve gays.
by Kayla McClellan
Outrage 473 of 1000
Trump vetoed a joint congressional resolution that would have overturned the national emergency he declared at the southern border.
by Steve Saiz
Outrage 472 of 1000
The Treasury Department ordered that Trump’s name appear on the $1,200 stimulus checks. No IRS disbursement had ever carried a president’s name.
by @individualactivist
Outrage 471 of 1000
Following up on his threat to punish Twitter for tagging warning labels to 2 of his tweets, Trump signed an executive order to “defend free speech”.
by Belle Hornblower
Outrage 470 of 1000
Ranking Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee said in a letter to FBI Director Wray that the bureau was prioritizing Trump-sought investigations.
by Chelsie Lydia
Outrage 469 of 1000
Asked if he confronted Kim Jong Un about the death of an American college student in North Korea Trump said, “He tells me that he didn’t know about it, and I will take him at his word.”
by Steve Saiz
Outrage 468 of 1000
The Trump Administration quietly shut down a HIV research facility in Montana.
by Nick Fierro
Outrage 467 of 1000
The US Foreign Service lost an unprecedented number of diplomats during Trump’s first year in office.
by Kayla McClellan
Outrage 466 of 1000
Trump praised Egypt's President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi despite his many human rights violations.
by Stacey Bramhall
Outrage 465 of 1000
Trump repealed an Obama-era regulation that would have nearly doubled the number of light bulbs subject to energy-efficiency standards.
by Katherine Streeter
Outrage 464 of 1000
Despite escalating tensions with North Korea, Donald Trump tweeted, “Why would Kim Jong-un insult me by calling me ‘old,’ when I would NEVER call him ‘short and fat?’”
by Isaiah King
Outrage 463 of 1000
Trump continually interrupted Hilary Clinton during the 2016 presidential debates.
by Quinn Osborn
Outrage 462 of 1000
Trump revoked California’s power to set stricter tailpipe emissions standards than the federal government.
by Katherine Streeter
Outrage 461 of 1000