Less than a month ago, Donald Trump recommended that “everybody” boycott Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly’s “unwatchable” show. Since then, however, America’s favorite Cro-Magnon has apparently evolved on the issue.

He’s not wrong.

Toni Holt Kramer, a former talk-show host and society columnist, is the founder of the Trumpettes, a Palm Beach, Florida-based women’s group supporting Donald Trump—not to be confused with Trumpette, which is a company that makes baby clothes. Kramer is also, by her own account, a long-time friend and campaign contributor to Hillary Clinton.

Donald Trump, who has until now run a campaign almost entirely free of professionals, is beginning to pad out his staff with his former rivals’ sloppy seconds.

Thanks to Delaware’s strict corporate secrecy laws, more than 285,000 companies are registered, for tax reasons, at a two-story building in Wilmington—more than any other address in the world. Among them are holding companies belonging to Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

Just like when the cartoon villain joins forces with the other cartoon villain to try to stop a third, arguably bigger cartoon villain, Ted Cruz and John Kasich are now coordinating their campaigns in an effort to defeat GOP frontrunner Donald Trump.

Hey, everybody, Ted Cruz has a new joke about trans people using the bathroom and guess what? It’s gross as hell!

Paul LePage, America’s second-favorite racist, has a lot of things to say about foreign workers, and few of them are good.

For a man who is such an important father figure for bigots all across this great country, Donald Trump is not acting very fatherly.

Donald Trump, a man who once called a political rival a word referring to a woman’s genitals, says that being presidential is easy-peasy, lemon-squeezy.

As if John Kasich’s presidential race couldn’t get sadder, now he’s got the Republican frontrunner bullying him into getting out.

Donald Trump has now reversed his earlier position that he would get rid of America’s $19 trillion debt in eight years. Which is good, because that would have been mathematically impossible. He’s getting more presidential every day.

Ted Cruz—a man whose* idea of comedy is literally doing terrible Simpsons impressions—released an allegedly humorous new anti-Trump ad on Thursday starring, of course, Hillary Clinton.

According to The Baltimore Sun, the 19-year-old hand stuff solicitor described Trump as “hardworking.”

Donald Trump does not want Harriet Tubman replacing Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill, he announced this morning. Just like his old frenemy Ben Carson, Trump would be open to putting the abolitionist hero on a smaller-circulation bill—the $2, say—and keeping the $20 for Old Hickory.

Poor, sweet, sagging Ted Cruz. The man who can barely get members of his own party to listen to him when he speaks in New York got thoroughly trounced by Donald Trump and John Kasich on Tuesday. Cruz’s showing was so bad in one part of Brooklyn that he only netted one single vote. Oh, wait—hold on just a second—it looks like Cruz actually won that precinct.

A specter is haunting Donald—the specter of Tupac.

This week, the Federal Aviation Administration grounded Donald Trump’s Cessna Citation X business jet, which flew as recently as Monday despite being unregistered since January 31.

Let’s run down the list of good things about working for the presidential campaign of current Republican frontrunner Donald Trump: