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On December 30, President Trump retweeted a link to the Breitbart store selling "Impeach Santa!" Christmas hats. The store redirected to an empty storefront and currently redirects to the site's front page, indicating they had sold out before his retweet.

In a rare interview with PBS' "Frontline," the former Fox News host recalled the backlash to her 2015 debate question.

White House senior adviser Stephen Miller merged his dual-pronged obsession with immigrants and crime through "off-the-record observation[s]" he provided to Breitbart News about illegal immigrant violence against Americans.

Leaked emails from Stephen Miller reveal an obsession with white nationalism, the Confederacy and the denigration of minority communities.

Facebook announced Friday that they will be removing any post containing the name of the Ukrainian Whistleblower. They say that any post containing the name violates their "coordinating harm" policy.

Marco Rubio penned a withering critique of China's "zero-sum game" strategies, warning of its plans to replace the U.S. as the most powerful nation on earth.

"...as a state entity, TCC must follow the law under the First Amendment for the free expression of speech."

"Good news for George Herbert Walker Bush: As of today, he is no longer the biggest wimp ever," Coulter tweeted.

The footage—marked "Confidential–Internal Only" by Google—was reportedly provided anonymously.

"These people ought to be controlled, they ought to be regulated," Bannon said.

A Cambridge Analytica whistleblower says Bannon was looking for the build-up of an "arsenal of weapons to fight that war."

Bannon will be the third former Trump official to speak at the University of Chicago since the election.

The president told Dreamers they should not be concerned in a move blasted by the right-wing website.

Bannon has agreed to an interview with the committee, which is investigating Russia's election meddling and links to the Trump campaign.

The magadonor Mercers, Breitbart News and others have distanced themselves from Bannon in the wake of his comments to author Michael Wolff.

The one-time White House official said Bannon was "not a team player" and didn't understand Trump is a "globalist by nature."

Steve Bannon leaves a controversial legacy at Breitbart.

The departure underscores the extraordinary consequences of the publication of Fire and Fury, Michael Wolff's book about the turbulent Trump administration.

Steve Bannon's accusatory quotes have lost him favor in the White House and from his financial backers.

It's always sad to see true love die, and Wednesday's spectacular Trump-Bannon breakup was especially painful to watch, since there was a time—not that long ago—when the men were deep into a beautiful bromance.

A lawsuit could make revelations in a new book even worse for the Trump administration.

People hammered Bannon Wednesday in the comments section about the book on Breitbart.com—the website Bannon himself runs.

The 37-year-old was killed in a shootout with law enforcement.

The political firebrand is willing to 'get up and fight' for the soul of the GOP, despite Roy Moore setback.

Bannon and Breitbart engaged in a war after claiming Twitter was silencing the alt-right.

The president's former chief political strategist is an obvious next-up for the special counsel's witness list.

'Full-term abortion' has no medical or legal basis.

The word "rape" is now used for "any sex that the woman ends up regretting that she had," he said.

Peter Schweizer claims that Clinton wouldn't meet with Kazakh officials until concessions were granted to a Clinton Foundation donor.

Breitbart News rushed to defend its candidate after he was accused of inappropriate conduct in a "Washington Post" article.