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President Donald Trump sparked another round of concerns about his cognitive health with a disordered interview with Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo.

The president shrugged off Chinese aggression, touted Republican chances in the midterms, predicted the war with Iran was nearly over, lamented that he did not take over Greenland and made a hash of the timeline for his replacement for the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

President Donald Trump shrugged off a Chinese cyber intrusion described by the FBI as a “major incident,” saying the U.S. did the same to the other country's government computer networks, but he erupted when pressed to explain how he would respond to the attack.

The 79-year-old president sat down for an interview with Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo, who asked about China's reported weapons transfers to Iran to use against U.S. troops, and Trump said Chinese leader Xi Jinping assured him that wasn't taking place.

Moments after MS NOW host Joe Scarborough took Vice President JD Vance to the woodshed over his hectoring Pope Leo XIV on theology, the entire panel has a good laugh about the tiny crowd that showed up to see him at Akins Ford Arena on the University of Georgia campus in Athens.

As co-host Jonathan Lemire started to comment on Vance’s appearance at the Turning Point USA event, the "Morning Joe" producers showed a clip of the arena that appeared about twenty percent full, with the few attendees closest to the stage and the rest of the room empty.

President Donald Trump insisted he didn't care whether Iran returned to the negotiating table, but CNN's Jeff Zeleny argued that he couldn't afford to ignore the issue.

The 79-year-old president's approval ratings have been tanking as fuel prices soar as a result of his decision to launch a U.S.-Israeli joint military operation in the Middle East, but Trump insists he's not concerned about the war's impact on the global economy.

Vice President JD Vance’s continuing lecturing of Pope Leo XIV at a Turning Point USA function in Georgia on Tuesday earned him a tongue-lashing on MS NOW early Wednesday morning.

Speaking to a sparse crowd, Vance, a recent convert to Catholicism, continued to harangue the pontiff over his comments that run counter to the Donald Trump administration’s policies on war and immigrants.

The panel on CNN's "NewsNight" with Abby Phillip erupted on Tuesday after a MAGA podcaster took a shot at former first lady Michelle Obama.

Phillip played a clip of Obama describing America as being in its "janky era" during a podcast interview with Hasan Minaj. She also played a compilation of Trump claiming that America is a "country in decline" and that several major cities around the country are "hellholes."

Stephen Miller, White House deputy chief of staff for policy and homeland security adviser in the Trump administration, sparked online backlash Tuesday night when he told Fox News the Democratic Party "controls its members through blackmail."

Miller joined Jesse Watters on his eponymous show to discuss the fallout of the resignations of Reps. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) and Tony Gonzales (R-TX), who were both accused of sexual misconduct with staffers.

CNN's Anderson Cooper was stunned on Tuesday when a former Trump administration official defended the president's controversial Jesus post from last weekend.

On Sunday, President Donald Trump posted an artificial intelligence-generated photo of himself appearing as Jesus Christ healing a sick man in bed. It also included images of the American flag, the Statue of Liberty, and military members. The image drew sharp criticism, which caused the president to delete it from his Truth Social feed.

Vice President JD Vance was confronted by hecklers at an event in Georgia with the far-right youth group Turning Point USA, who protested his involvement in the Israeli occupation and destruction of Gaza following the Oct. 7 massacre.

Vance, who has worked closely with TPUSA officials as they struggle to continue past the assassination of their founder, Charlie Kirk, last year, did his best to fire back retorts, to the general applause of the right-wing audience. But the hecklers were unyielding.

An expert on authoritarianism delivered a brutal warning shot to President Donald Trump's MAGA movement during a new podcast interview on Tuesday.

Princeton University professor Kim Scheppele, an expert on Hungarian autocrat Viktor Orbán's regime, discussed what Orbán's election loss on Sunday means for Trump and the MAGA movement during a new episode of "All Rise News" with host Adam Klasfeld. Scheppele argued that Orbán had clearly prepared for the loss in ways that Trump and his MAGA allies have not prepared for their eventual ouster.

President Donald Trump thinks diet sodas are good for him, and that they prevent cancer, Medicare and Medicaid Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz told Donald Trump Jr. on his "Triggered" podcast.

"Bobby [Kennedy] and I usually run the meetings together," said Oz in a clip shared to X by TMZ. "So [Trump will] first start off with, you know, candy bars, that little candy jar he'll call it. He'll hit the red button, and in comes the diet soda pop, which is — your dad argues that diet soda is good for him because it kills grass if you pour it on grass, so therefore it must kill cancer cells inside the body."

Lindell TV host Cara Castronuova pressed for President Donald Trump to name former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani as his next attorney general.

During a Tuesday interview with Giuliani, Castronuova reviewed the requirements for a MAGA attorney general.