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Did Barr exonerate Trump?

The host continued his diatribe, explaining that Barr’s summary of Mueller’s report didn’t exonerate the president, despite Trump saying that it was a “total exoneration.” He also listed other lies Trump has told, and though they weren’t crimes, they didn’t reflect well on the president.

Did Colbert collude with Russia?

Gen. William Barr’s four-page synopsis of Mueller’s report, which revealed Sunday that the two-year investigation concluded the Trump campaign did not collude with Russia to influence the 2016 election.

Who is Nardine Saad?

Nardine Saad covers breaking entertainment news, trending culture topics, celebrities and their kin for the Los Angeles Times. She joined The Times in 2010 as a MetPro trainee and has reported from homicide scenes, flooded canyons, red carpet premieres and award shows.

The Gonzaga Conspiracy

On “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” a running gag came to a head on Monday with Kimmel showing a video of Washington State’s attorney general and the dean of Gonzaga University’s law school pledging that Gonzaga is, indeed, a real school.

The Bits Worth Watching

Jimmy Fallon taped the entirety of his show on a cellphone, and it allowed him to travel throughout New York City. One stop he made was in the middle of the Brooklyn Bridge, where he sang a bit of doo-wop with members of the Roots.

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Lupita Nyong’o in a dual performance (as the villainous Red and her mirror image, Adelaide) in “Us.”

What did Trevor Noah say about Mueller?

On the Daily Show, Trevor Noah admitted that the Mueller investigation’s conclusion was “a little disappointing”, particularly the special counsel’s reported refusal to make a call on obstruction of justice.

What did Stephen Colbert say about Mueller?

Stephen Colbert on the conclusion of Mueller’s investigation, one of many ongoing against the president: ‘Sir, it’s gone. That must be one-seventeenth of a weight off your shoulders.’ Photograph: Youtube

His drawing says it all

In the days since the Orlando mass shooting on Sunday, Donald Trump has repeatedly said that President Barack Obama has “something else in mind” when he refuses to say the words “radical Islamic terrorism.”

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In the days since the Orlando mass shooting on Sunday, Donald Trump has repeatedly said that President Barack Obama has “something else in mind” when he refuses to say the words “radical Islamic terrorism.”