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President Donald Trump's younger supporters are already suffering from buyer's remorse.

The 79-year-old president enjoyed stronger-than-expected support from men between 18 and 29 to win re-election in 2024, but the Washington Post conducted a focus group outside Charlotte, North Carolina, that found many of those voters regret their choice just over a year into his second term.

There is growing frustration within Donald Trump’s White House over the way the war in Iran is going, and insiders are going behind the president’s back to call reporters and complain about him.

Reporting on MS NOW’s "Morning Joe," journalist Katty Kay reported that European leaders have been telling the president he missed the perfect opportunity to declare victory in Iran and dial back the attacks.

Republican Party officials are openly rebelling against Donald Trump's obsessive fixation on relitigating his 2020 election loss, warning that his refusal to move forward is "kneecapping' the party's midterm prospects in a critical election year, reports Politico.

State and local GOP leaders are increasingly vocal in their frustration, urging Trump to abandon his election grievances and focus on a message that actually resonates with voters — the economy.

President Donald Trump's retribution campaign is being systematically derailed by federal judges who are striking down high-profile indictments and blocking grand jury subpoenas targeting political adversaries, the New York Times reported Monday.

The cascade of judicial rejections signals that, despite Trump's control over the Justice Department, the courts remain a significant constraint on his ability to weaponize law enforcement.

President Donald Trump made a stunning admission to reporters late Sunday that critics said undercut his administration’s entire justification for its war against Iran — a conflict that has already cost taxpayers $65 billion and claimed the lives of at least 13 U.S. service members.

Trump has offered several justifications for his administration’s war, including destroying its missile capabilities and preventing it from developing nuclear weapons. But on Sunday while aboard Air Force One, he casually admitted that there was a case to be made that the United States “shouldn’t even be” in the Middle East at all.

President Donald Trump unfurled a 492-word attack on the U.S. Supreme Court over its decision to strike down his tariffs.

The 79-year-old president aired his grievances in a lengthy Truth Social post Sunday night at 10:45 p.m., saying the justices – three of whom he appointed during his first term – should have given him what he wanted on the topic.

President Donald Trump raised eyebrows on Sunday night in response to a female reporter's question about his plans to deploy U.S. troops to fight in the war in Iran.

Trump spoke with reporters on Air Force One, where a female reporter asked Trump about reports that as many as 5,000 U.S. Marines and sailors had been deployed to Iran. Trump dismissed the question and told the reporter that she is a "very nasty person."

Political analysts and observers blasted President Donald Trump on Sunday after he unleashed his latest "flailing" rant about media coverage.

Trump wrote on Truth Social that media outlets publishing "fake news" about the war in Iran should be "brought up on charges for (sic) treason." The post was made in response to a report from The Wall Street Journal indicating that Iranian forces had damaged five U.S. military refueling planes at a Saudi air base. Trump claimed that the video of the incident was AI-generated.

President Donald Trump's "unpardonable" offense in the war in Iran has become the key issue that sundered his MAGA coalition, according to a GOP operative.

Since the beginning of the war in Iran, Trump has made it clear that U.S. troops are fighting on behalf of Israel's interests as much as they are U.S. national interests. Reports indicate that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu helped pressure Trump into agreeing to coordinate a bombing campaign in Iran, and Secretary of State Marco Rubio has claimed that the decision to strike Iran was made in part because of concerns that Iran could strike Israel in retaliation.

A legal expert revealed on Sunday how Attorney General Pam Bondi's "inarguable lie" could spectacularly backfire against her.

During a recent hearing on Capitol Hill, Bondi claimed there is "no evidence" that President Donald Trump committed a crime contained in the Jeffrey Epstein files that have been made public. That statement could prove problematic for Bondi in the future, especially if Democrats retake the House of Representatives after the November midterm, according to former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner.