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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."

President Donald Trump's behavior around the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case has created suspicion simply because of how little he seems to want to follow through on giving the answers he promised his base, Vanity Fair's Molly Jong-Fast told Ari Melber on MSNBC on Monday.

Melber started this point by playing a clip of Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's controversial interview with imprisoned Epstein co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell, who said she did not believe Epstein died by suicide — a common conspiracy theory that has animated the debate.

President Donald Trump's implementation of the "No Tax On Tips" policy is poorly conceived and asking for trouble, University of Michigan economics professor Justin Wolfers told CNN's Phil Mattingly on Monday.

The policy, a key campaign promise Trump made in 2024, was authorized by the GOP's tax cut megabill passed earlier this year. It allows for tips to receive a tax deduction. The policy, along with eliminating taxes on overtime, expires a month before Trump is set to leave office.

Americans turned out across the United States on Monday for more than 1,000 demonstrations against President Donald Trump and other oligarchs "to reclaim worker power against billionaires who hoard unprecedented wealth and power."

The "Workers Over Billionaires" protests are being led by the May Day Strong Coalition, which is made up of dozens of organizations including the AFL-CIO, American Federation of Teachers, National Union of Healthcare Workers, and advocacy groups like Americans for Tax Fairness, Indivisible, Our Revolution, and Public Citizen.

A New York Times journalist got heated when a conservative on CNN tried to equate people in the country illegally with criminals during a discussion on whether President Donald Trump is rightfully weighing whether to send federal troops to Chicago to combat crime.

While Trump has not yet sent troops to Chicago, the Trump administration has threatened to send National Guard troops to the city, and detailed planning has been ongoing for weeks.

Former state and federal prosecutor Pat Brady sounded off Monday on Newsmax host Katrina Szish over her defense of President Donald Trump’s looming threat to launch a federal takeover in Chicago, much like the ongoing takeover of Washington, D.C.

“The president's statements that somehow the city of Chicago is this great warzone [are] just not true,” Brady said, who chaired the Illinois Republican Party and is now a GOP strategist. “There are very localized areas on the south and west sides that are horrible, and this is where you see a lot of this crime occur, but if you go to the north side where I live, it's substantially better than it used to be.”

Reacting to comments made by Homeland Security Secretary Kirsti Noem during an appearance on CBS Sunday, the ranking Democratic member of the House Oversight Committee called her out for lying and then proceeded to rake her over the coals.

Appearing on MSNBC with fill-in host Erielle Resheff, Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) was shown a clip of Noem stating Donald Trump saved Los Angeles from being destroyed by a crime wave.

A prominent historian warned on Sunday that President Donald Trump has created a situation much worse than what the country faced during the Watergate scandal of the 1970s.

Garrett Graff, author of the Doomsday Scenario newsletter, joined Emma Vigeland on "The Majority Report" to discuss the Trump administration pushing the U.S. towards authoritarianism. Graff argued that Trump's "speedrunning abuses of power," such as deploying federal troops to cities across the U.S., have "fundamentally changed" the country.

Donald Trump’s increasingly frequent threats to deploy federal officers and troops to Democrat-led cities, was called out by analyst Ron Brownstein on Monday morning as he warned against labeling such efforts as a mere “distraction.”

“When Democratic congressional leaders like [Sen.] Chuck Schumer (D-NY) and [Rep.] Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) criticize Trump's actions in terms of threatening democracy or deploying troops to U.S. cities, they almost invariably describe it as a distraction from something else, whether it's Epstein, Medicaid cuts or inflation,” Brownstein said, speaking on CNN.

Americans have resignedly rejected President Donald Trump’s so-called reciprocal tariffs, according to new polling that left CNN’s chief data analyst Harry Enten stunned on Monday.

“They have turned against tariffs the same way college football pundits have turned against Arch Manning after his performance in Columbus on Saturday,” Enten said, speaking to new polling that showed a souring on tariffs among Americans since Trump’s election victory last November.

One of President Donald Trump's biographers revealed on Sunday that the president may have a difficult time getting rid of one of his cabinet secretaries because they play an important role in his relationship with the MAGA base.

Michael Wolff, who has written four books on Trump, discussed the latest controversy surrounding Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on the latest episode of The Daily Beat's podcast, "Inside Trump's Head." Wolff's comments come just a few days after Kennedy instigated the firing of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention director over vaccine policies.

President Donald Trump has teamed up with a surprising character in his bid to help rebuild the Gaza Strip, according to reports.

Axios reported on Thursday that former British Prime Minister Tony Blair has been working with Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, on a plan to rebuild Gaza after Israel's war with Hamas ends. Trump has previously described the Gaza Strip as a prime real estate location, and Kushner has been linked to several real estate deals since leaving the White House during Trump's first administration.

A former federal prosecutor revealed the "atmospheric damage" that President Donald Trump's latest move could cause if it is successful.

The Trump administration recently raided the home of his former national security advisor, John Bolton, over claims that Bolton mishandled classified information. Glenn Kirschner, a former assistant U.S. Attorney, said on a recent episode of his podcast, "Justice Matters," that Trump may be emboldened to prosecute more of his rivals if Bolton is convicted of a crime.