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The Wall Street Journal's Seoul bureau chief said South Koreans are used to aggression from the North but are "uncertain" about the future now that that rhetoric has escalated.
Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich reacted to filmmaker Spike Lee promoting a "United We Stand" rally for embattled NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
Legal expert and law professor Jonathan Turley thinks Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein should recuse himself from the ongoing Russia probe.
Radio host Tammy Bruce blasted former National Security Adviser Susan Rice for criticizing President Trump's rhetoric toward North Korea.
A Democratic congresswoman called National Rifle Association spokeswoman Dana Loesch a "domestic security threat" now that President Trump is in office.
"Blaze" host Dana Loesch criticized actress Ashley Judd who streamed on Facebook a nearly three-minute reaction to an airport worker who called her "sweetheart."
Guam's governor took a personal call from the president of the United States and streamed it on Facebook.
Maine Gov. Paul LePage (R) is proposing increasing the age to vote or join the military to 21 to be consistent with a new law hiking the legal age to buy tobacco.
Greg Gutfeld reacted to the media controversy surrounding President Trump's response to North Korean aggression.
Former presidential candidate Herman Cain (R-Ga.) said Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) is "the biggest bozo" on Capitol Hill.
Sean Hannity debated his longtime friend Lanny Davis, a Clinton confidante, on the legitimacy of the scandals surrounding the 42nd president and his wife.
Lou Dobbs criticized Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) for blasting President Trump at a speech in Florence, Ky.