Donald Trump has been widely mocked after he told the Liberian President he had 'such beautiful English' - and Christopher Meloni also criticized him.

For over two decades, Law & Order: SVU has pulled us into the gritty, emotional, and often terrifying world of New York’s Special Victims Unit. The show has become a cultural landmark, partly because of its longevity and partly because of the unforgettable performances by Mariska Hargitay and the rest of the squad.

Christopher Meloni described Trump as 'f-----g idiot' after he complimented Liberian President Joseph Nyuma Boakai on his English-speaking skills during a White House meeting

A string of recent moves by the current administration—including federal layoffs, prosecutorial shifts, and regulatory changes—raises legal and constitutional questions about the evolving relationship between the executive branch and the rule of law.

And even when the case pops up again in Law & Order: SVU Season 2, still no justice - just more questions. It was messy, unfair, and unforgettable. You’re left wondering how many real-life Harpers exist - people who never get their day in court. That’s what stings!

Hargitay appeared on Late Night with Seth Meyers and was asked by the host how she received this special honor. The actress, who recently talked about a fortune teller predicting her fame, spoke about the first time she hugged the NBA all-star, and how that was even possible given the widespread security in the arena:

Law and Order Icon Mariska Hargitay, 61, Flaunts Figure in a Bikini originally appeared on Parade. Mariska Hargitay flaunted her fabulous figure in a bikini during an Italian getaway with her children.

The CW has set Wednesday, September 24 for the Season 1 premiere of Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent. The network in May announced a two-season order for the drama series based on the classic format from Dick Wolf and developed by Rene Balcer for Universal Television. Season 2 is slated to air in 2026.

In return for the guilty plea, prosecutors dropped the more serious charge of failure to report a crash involving death.

Even though the current Law & Order shows air on either NBC or Peacock, fans may want to pay attention to this piece of news. A new spinoff series is joining the TV franchise this fall — and it is set to premiere on a channel that's off the beaten path for creator Dick Wolf.