On Thursday, Mitt Romney (unfortunately) made a speech condemning Donald Trump as a bully and a fraud. But as NBC’s Chuck Todd pointed out on Sunday, when accepting the real estate developer’s endorsement in 2012 Romney spoke glowingly of Trump’s character and business acumen.

As we noted yesterday, Kristin Cavallari recently attempted to count down from 10 and failed. On Wednesday, she began a 10-day countdown on Instagram in order to give away signed copies of her forthcoming book Balancing in Heels. “Doing 10 days of signed giveaways for #BalancingInHeels!” she wrote. “Like this picture to enter to win a signed book. My publisher @rodalebooks will direct message the winner each day [confetti emoji].”

Marco Rubio is on track to win Sunday’s Republican primary in Puerto Rico, leading with 74 percent of the vote.

Ted Cruz is concerned with many issues, foremost among them is not the size of Donald Trump’s tiny trump.

With the threat of a perhaps the worst presidential candidate in history actually getting elected looming, groups are doing everything they can to stop Donald Trump’s rise.

Donald Trump wants Ted Cruz all to himself, probably in a closed-off room with no cameras and soft lighting.

Former first lady Nancy Reagan reportedly died of heart failure on Sunday at the age of 94.

Sometimes parody is too real to be funny—too accurate and terrifying and nightmarish to make you laugh. This week’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ cold open is just that: too, too real.

Former Laguna Beach star Kristin Cavallari began a 10-day countdown on Instagram this week. On Wednesday, she posted a photo of herself surrounded by copies of her forthcoming book Balancing in Heels with the caption, “Doing 10 days of signed giveaways for #BalancingInHeels ! Like this picture to enter to win a signed book. My publisher @rodalebooks will direct message the winner each day [confetti emoji].”

At CPAC, shirts are red, people are very predominantly white and “blue lives” matter. From a record attendance of well over 10,000, here are a few portraits of people who paid between $70 and $5,000 to cheer wildly for Dinesh D’Souzas’ new movie trailer and boo about “the Donald Trumps of the left,” whoever they might be.

Democratic caucus results are starting to roll in, with Sen. Bernie Sanders leading in early results from Nebraska.

Chrissie Thompson and Jessie Balmert of the Cincinnati Enquirer report that a campaign staffer for John Kasich, the governor of Ohio and fourth-place Republican presidential candidate, was fired today after the campaign learned he had been arrested late last year on domestic violence charges:

Thousands of supporters line up to stare adoringly at their supreme leader, who, without reproach, spews forth racist mantras from his hateful, angry mouth. They raise their right hands to salute, blindly following their führer.

Presidential candidate Ted Cruz is on track to win the Republican caucuses on Saturday, according to early poll results.

Conservative talk show host Glenn Beck is under investigation for allegedly threatening to kill Donald Trump with a knife.

Several protesters were dragged out of a Donald Trump rally in New Orleans last night by his security personnel. Rally attendants yelled “all lives matter” and shoved them as they were being forcibly ejected.

“What I meant in saying that the article failed was that the interpretations at large by mainstream media virtually failed to see what the article was about ... It was a very good failure,” said Sean Penn, addressing his disastrous El Chapo profile published in Rolling Stone at a keynote address in Silicon Valley on Friday. A very good failure, indeed.

“How would you spell that? L-Y-E-N, with a big apostrophe,” said Donald Trump, a man who is dangerously close to leading a country of 300 million.