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Any hope that Donald Trump and his inner circle may have had about dispelling rumors about his health suffered a setback on Tuesday morning after the president was interviewed by conservative CNN contributor Scott Jennings.

In a snippet of the interview Jennings posted to X, the president sounds nasal and congested as he complained about Russian President Vladimir Putin.

U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to "do something" after Russian President Vladimir Putin flouted his latest two-week deadline on the war in Ukraine.

In an interview with conservative radio host and CNN contributor Scott Jennings, Trump said he was "very disappointed" in Putin.

Conspiracy theorist Alex Jones blew up on air after one of the hosts on his InfoWars platform quit.

In an announcement on Monday, host Owen Shroyer said that he was leaving Jones' operation because his boss had suggested he was "too anti-Trump."

Rep. John Joyce (R-PA) struggled on the House floor Tuesday afternoon while trying to introduce a resolution designating Sept. 12 as the “Day of the Bible,” fumbling the words "English language multiple times,

"This joint resolution will formally designate Sept. 12 as the 'Day of the Bible' to honor the first complete English langel, engwish, englan – English language Bible that was produced in America."

CNN's Harry Enten highlighted a pair of "flashing red siren signs" for Republicans heading into next year's midterm elections.

Democrats are feeling good about their chances in gubernatorial races this November in New Jersey and Virginia, and the data analyst told "CNN News Central" those races could serve as an early predictor for the 2026 congressional elections.

A decision by former Fox News host and current U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro to no longer prosecute some gun crimes in Washington, D.C., was roundly trashed on MSNBC on Tuesday morning as both “insanity” and an invitation for chaos.

According to a report from ABC News, Donald Trump’s D.C. U.S. attorney appointee has told prosecutors in her office to no longer pursue felony charges for individuals who carry registered rifles and shotguns in the district.

Since Donald Trump’s ill-fated summit with Vladimir Putin in Alaska — at which the U.S. president teased a quick resolution to Russia's war on Ukraine that never came to pass — things have gone further south with the Russian president finding new ways to “thumb his nose” at his American counterpart.

That is the opinion of both MSNBC hosts Joe Scarborough and Willie Geist, as well as longtime Washington Post columnist David Ignatius, who all pointed out on Tuesday that Trump is being bested on the world stage by Putin.

Rep. Pete Sessions (R-TX), a strong ally of President Donald Trump's and a member of the House Oversight Committee, clammed up Tuesday when pressed about the Jeffrey Epstein files, refusing to divulge any information in the “spirit of trying to work together,” while also condemning a bi-partisan effort to compel the release of additional files.

The House Oversight Committee is scheduled to meet Tuesday with victims of Epstein, the disgraced financier who died in 2019 while awaiting trial on human-trafficking charges and is alleged to have run a blackmail operation targeting powerful figures.

A former aide to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. accidentally crashed her car into the Health and Human Services secretary's vehicle after he abruptly fired her.

Hannah Anderson was removed as deputy chief of staff for policy in June after only a few months on the job. She was so distraught by her dismissal that she accidentally backed into Kennedy's vehicle, reported The Daily Beast.

Faced with officials in Chicago creating a united front opposing Donald Trump and his threat to send the National Guard into the city for the ostensible reason of clamping down on crime, MSNBC host Jonathan Lemire suggested the president is likely to latch onto another justification for militarizing a major metropolis.

Over the Labor Day weekend, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson made it very clear that he would not allow local police and city workers to assist National Guard troops but also ICE agents if they descend on the city to snatch up immigrants off the streets or at their places of work.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough ripped into red-state governors for making themselves look foolish by doing President Donald Trump's bidding.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee agreed to send National Guard troops to Washington, D.C., as part of the president's high-profile crime-fighting initiative, despite having several cities in his own state with higher crime rates, and the "Morning Joe" host criticized him and other Republican governors who've made the same decision.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough parsed President Donald Trump's social media statement demanding that pharmaceutical companies "justify the success" of their COVID medications.

Nine former directors and acting directors of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention condemned Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s leadership as dangerous in a scathing op-ed Monday in the New York Times, and later that morning Trump issued a Truth Social post calling on drug companies to put to rest concerns about coronavirus vaccines and therapies.

A right-wing InfoWars host made what he called a "shocking announcement" Monday night that he was leaving Alex Jones' signature conspiracy theory show, because he's "too anti-Trump."

Owen Shroyer, best known as the host of the "War Room" show on the far-right website, told viewers in a livestream Monday night that he was making a "shocking announcement."