Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting
Ex-Trump aide says people need to pray more. Rabbi counters, "Isn't praying what the people in the synagogue were doing?"
“There was nothing 'happy' about the tragedy inflicted upon our country,” the artist’s lawyers wrote.
"Late Show" host also tears into Trump's call for more guns.
President Trump's suggestion to put armed guards in places of worship doesn't have much evidence to back it up.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
More swastikas desecrate Jewish cemeteries and frighten Jewish students. And now 11 people have been massacred.
“The first people that took care of him were all Jewish,” said Dr. Jeffrey Cohen, the president of Allegheny General Hospital, where the suspect in the deadliest anti-Semitic attack in U.S. history was treated.
The nonprofit has often criticized the Trump administration's drastic cutbacks in refugees admitted to the U.S.
People on Twitter joked that the GOP needed to follow Drudge's lead and that he is "antifa now."
Progressive Jewish leaders in Pittsburgh published an open letter Sunday urging Trump not to visit “until you fully denounce white nationalism."
"We are all stronger than this," the late-night host said.