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Joe Kent, the former senior intelligence official who resigned from the Trump administration in protest of the Iran war, made a stunning claim Monday that “something” happened to President Donald Trump that “changed” him from that point forward.

“Something in the late spring, early summer time frame happened – I don’t know what happened,” Kent said during an appearance on the “Julian Dorey Podcast” published on Monday.

A House Republican berated Smithsonian history director Anthea Hartig, suggesting that historical 'oppressors' should receive more celebration.

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN), chair of the House Oversight subcommittee on Delivering on Government Efficiency, called the hearing Tuesday to challenge how the National Museum of American History tells the nation's story.

President Donald Trump snapped at a female reporter in the Oval Office Tuesday after being pressed on the escalating U.S. war against Iran, which analysts increasingly fear may be spiraling.

The United States has hammered Iran with daily strikes over the past week, prompting Iran to launch retaliatory attacks on U.S. assets across the Middle East, killing at least three U.S. service members last weekend. True casualty numbers remain in question given the Trump administration’s alleged withholding of information related to the conflict.

As the war with Iran escalates, Donald Trump’s patience is at its end — and he will be looking for a scapegoat sooner rather than later, MS NOW's analysts said Tuesday.

According to “Morning Joe” co-host Jonathan Lemire, that will likely be Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who has given the president a wealth of reasons to dismiss him dating back to his Senate confirmation hearings.

President Donald Trump is not only losing his war with Iran, he is also losing the hearts and minds of prominent Fox News personalities who are reading the writing on the wall that voters are taking his failure seriously, Morning Joe's hosts said Tuesday.

The hosts of the MSNOW show shared clips from their conservative network counterpart, where longtime commentator Britt Hume was nothing but gloom and doom about a war that one White House insider told Politico is nothing less than a “quagmire.”

Comedian Jon Stewart flagged a bizarre detail Monday night in a video of President Donald Trump captured shortly after the FIFA World Cup final, one that prompted the late night talk show host to float an outlandish theory.

Recorded Sunday evening, the video shows Trump speaking with reporters after having landed at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland after the FIFA World Cup final. The president told reporters he believed the match was "incredible" and "four-times greater than any FIFA ever held," before correcting himself to say it was "probably five times" greater.

A shouting match erupted on CNN's "NewsNight" with host Sara Sidner on Monday night over comments President Donald Trump's border czar made earlier in the day.

Earlier in the day, border czar Tom Homan held a press conference where he claimed that Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents who killed protesters in Minneapolis in January did not make any mistakes. He also blamed the rhetoric against ICE on the left for the multitude of violent incidents between agents and the public, including two recent deaths in Maine and Texas.

President Donald Trump's astounding claims about the American soldiers who died over the weekend in the Middle East because of Iranian drone attacks left one political analyst taken aback.

On Friday, reports indicated that two American soldiers were killed in Jordan by an Iranian drone. Another soldier in northern Iraq was killed during a controlled detonation of an Iranian drone, according to reports.

President Donald Trump is changing his story in real time about the temporary mothballing of his new Air Force One gifted to him by the Qatari government, MS NOW's Jen Psaki said on Monday evening — finally admitting that it had been a security issue all along while targeting the journalists who forced him to come clean.

"Remember that despite literally switching back to the old Air Force One plane before leaving the NATO summit earlier this month, despite the Secret Service telling reporters on that flight to keep their blinds down for safety, Trump denied to reporters that there were any safety concerns," said Psaki, playing a clip of the president from earlier this month.

A foreign affairs expert laid out the horrifying scenario that President Donald Trump finds himself in now that the war with Iran is starting to escalate again.

The Trump administration has bombed Iran for nearly two consecutive weeks following the Iranian regime's decision to attack commercial ships in the Strait of Hormuz, an action that was prohibited under the memorandum of understanding that the two countries signed in June to reopen the Strait. While the administration has framed the strikes as a "tit-for-tat" operation, Brett McGurk, former Middle East expert on the National Security Council, told CNN's Brianna Keilar on "The Source" that the escalating tensions could end badly.

President Donald Trump's lack of care or attention to his Iran war, or the U.S. soldiers dying from it, left MS NOW's Chris Hayes stunned on Monday evening.

So far, Trump's most significant acknowledgment of the deaths was to make threatening statements against Iran — statements that, if reporting is correct, he won't even be able to deliver on, said Hayes.