From “unpresidented” to “Alex” Baldwin, a hallmark of President Donald Trump’s social media presence is poor spelling and typo-ridden prose.

Trump was at it again early Wednesday, spelling the word “whether” incorrectly (“wether”) and quoting attorney Alan Dershowitz by writing special “council” Robert Mueller should have never been appointed. (Mueller is a special counsel.)

Canadians don’t all live in igloos and they don’t all ride polar bears to work, but a standard sized hockey rink is a perfectly valid unit of measurement.

At least this is true according to the report released by the Government of Canada on the Proposed Approach to the Regulation of Cannabis.

The report details the feedback given following a 60-day public consultation launched by Health Canada for proposed regulations for legal marijuana in the country.

Section 2.3 outlines the proposed thresholds for micro-cultivation and micro-processing so that small producers can also participate in the country’s legal industry.

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If you bear the Trump name, you're pretty much prone to getting criticized and mocked on the internet. And the latest Trump victim of the internet's ruthlessness is President Donald Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr. On March 12 he was spotted in Pennsylvania, campaigning for a Republican hopeful running for an empty seat in the House of Representatives. And one particular stop while on the campaign trail got quite the attention on Twitter. The internet can't stop laughing at this picture of Donald Trump Jr. being "interviewed" by a chocolate bunny — and trust me, this snapshot is just as funny as it sounds.

President Donald Trump and Alec Baldwin -- his chief impersonator -- traded online barbs Friday (March 2), each describing the other as causing “agony,” the latest salvos in an ongoing feud between the commander in chief and the actor.

Trump, who has long grumbled about the way he is portrayed by Baldwin on Saturday Night Live, began the latest spat in a tweet sandwiched between his observations about world trade and the opioid crisis. (In an initial tweet that was later deleted, he misspelled the actor’s first name as “Alex,” prompting “Alex Baldwin” to trend on Twitter.)

There are no secrets when it comes to Sean O’Malley’s hobbies. The burgeoning UFC star loves to toke up. And despite what initially appeared to be a gruesome foot injury suffered against Andre Soukhamthath at UFC 222 – x-rays eventually revealed no broken bones – he wasn’t about to miss the release of his custom strain of kush, ‘Sugar Show OG.’

Sources say Trump wants to kill drug dealers like they do in Singapore and the Philippines.

Did Donald Trump really call for the execution of drug dealers? Five sources close to President Trump say that he often jokes and makes comments about killing drug traffickers. According to the political news website Axios, Trump has been telling friends about his desire to kill drug dealers for months.

Sources report that the President’s comments should be taken seriously, that they aren’t simply jokes. Rather, insiders say Trump believes a death penalty for drug dealers is the only way to effectively reduce drug-related deaths.

Did Donald Trump Really Call For The Execution Of Drug Dealers?

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Jimmy Fallon took on President Donald Trump on Sunday night in his post-Super Bowl episode ofNBC's The Tonight Show.

Fallon, who has been criticized for not being as political in his show as some of his late-night peers, did an impersonation of Bob Dylan during his show, which was taped at Minneapolis' Orpheum Theatre, which was once owned by Dylan, a native of the state.