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Fox Business’ Stuart Varney sounded the alarm Friday as markets fell again, warning of mounting fears over sky-high valuations of artificial intelligence companies, which some critics have described as a “bubble” that could burst at any moment and rattle the U.S. economy.

“I want to check futures this Friday morning: where are we going? Heading south!” Varney said. “[Dow Jones Industrial Average] is off 150, NASDAQ [Composite] is down 150 points.”

A professor of international politics was stunned during an interview on Thursday because Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) has still not sworn in Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva of Arizona after more than a month after her election.

Grijalva, a Democrat, won a special election to replace her late father last month. She has pledged to support a discharge petition to force a discussion about releasing the Epstein files, which some experts have suggested is the main reason Grijalva has not been sworn in.

President Donald Trump gathered pharmaceutical giants to the Oval Office on Thursday to discuss weight loss drugs when a guest at the event collapsed. Trump stood from the desk, looming over the situation as Dr. Mehmet Oz rushed to the man. Trump was then photographed turning away from the scene, looking disappointed.

"Trump stands unmoved, annoyed looking, as staff rushes to revive the man," said MSNBC host Chris Hayes on Thursday night. "And you can look at this photo of Trump. It's reasonable to think that guy doesn't care about getting my costs down. Not really. People seem to forget this. We all have very short memories these days. He was president before. He was the least popular president for the duration of his first term in modern polling. He is even less popular now after seeing his approval plummet all year."

A prominent elections expert issued a dire warning on Thursday about President Donald Trump's latest threat following Tuesday's elections.

Democrats won several key races on Tuesday, including the gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia, as well as a host of statewide races. Some experts have described the results as a "total repudiation" of the Trump administration.

The Wall Street Journal's conservative editorial board bashed the "dysfunction" that appears to be hampering the Food and Drug Administration under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s leadership.

Recently, the administration's top drug regulator, George Tidmarsh, the FDA’s Center for Drug Evaluation and Research chief, resigned from the agency and was sued by a Canadian drug maker for allegedly defaming the company in a LinkedIn post. The editorial board also noted that the agency has "arbitrary and shifting standards" for drug developers, which dissuade the creation of new medicines.

President Donald Trump appears to be neglecting his MAGA base, and that is setting off "alarm bells" among his Republican colleagues, according to one analyst.

Over the past few weeks, Trump's MAGA base has seen him globetrotting around Asia while threatening to wage war in Venezuela and Niger. All the while, domestic issues like a weak job market and persistent inflation continue to harm his constituents.

A former FBI agent revealed on Thursday that the Trump administration's repeated episodes of "spewing lies" have had a significant impact on his former colleagues inside federal law enforcement.

Michael Feinberg is a former FBI agent who was fired earlier this year after he was found to have socialized with President Donald Trump's foe, Peter Strzok. He discussed the impact of Trump's lies on federal law enforcement on MSNBC's "Deadline White House" with Nicolle Wallace.

Just minutes before a jury returned a not guilty verdict for Sean Dunn's, the famed Sandwich Guy accused of assault for throwing a sandwich at a Customs and Border Patrol agent, never Trump lawyer George Conway debuted a tribute song.

Conway, co-founder of the Lincoln Project, contributed his own voice to the trial that has captured the attention of sandwich aficionados around the country.

Rep. Yassamin Ansari (D-AZ) set up a table outside Speaker Mike Johnson's office to push the claim that he was refusing to swear in Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva (D-AZ) because she would be the final vote needed on a petition to release files related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

During the Thursday protest, Ansari sat behind a table, which was attached to a sign, reading, "Mike Johnson is starving families and gutting healthcare to cover up the Epstein files... CHANGE MY MIND."