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Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche tried to avoid swearing under oath about his redactions in the Epstein files case by slipping in a six-month-old letter to Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) into government records overnight and then telling a judge that it was something it wasn't.

Senior U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan had ordered the Justice Department to respond by Thursday, after ruling in June that it was violating the Epstein files transparency law, which required an explanation for redactions. That explanation was never published in the Federal Register even though the law set a deadline of Dec. 19, 2025.

President Donald Trump spoke by phone with the crew of the International Space Station on Friday from NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, congratulating them on their accomplishments before fixating on the facial hair of one astronaut in particular.

Trump was in Houston to honor the four-person crew of Artemis II after their manned mission around the moon earlier this year when he phoned into the ISS crew in a video call. After hearing from two astronauts, Trump asked a third — U.S. Navy Commander Jack Hathaway — if he’d also like to speak.

President Donald Trump left NASA confused with remarks in which he said his uncle loved space and that it was something "we have genetically," at a medal ceremony for astronauts in Houston.

The president spoke Friday during a Congressional Space Medal of Honor ceremony at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, where he saluted four Artemis II astronauts, who in April became the first crew to travel beyond the Moon in more than 50 years, NASA said.

Fox News’ Julie Banderas was called out on air Friday by Democratic strategist Corbin Trent after she repeatedly mischaracterized a quote from a progressive commentator.

Last week, progressive influencer and Twitch streamer Hasan Piker sparked bipartisan backlash after condemning what he called a “very dangerous mode of propaganda” that he argued was “teaching people the idea that Jews are monolithic” in their support for Israel. He also warned that such “propaganda” could risk the safety of Jewish Americans.

Video of a woman being violently shoved to the ground by an angry golfer spurred words of outrage from MS NOW host Stephanie Ruhle on Friday.

The video appeared in a Callaway Golf advertisement — in which a woman is punished for reaching for a man's golf club — had the MS NOW hurling expletives on live television.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent got a serious beat-down Friday as an MS NOW analyst accused him of not living up to his reputation and coming off as just another “clown car” appointee of President Donald Trump's.

Catherine Rampell, a former economics journalist for the New York Times, argued Bessent and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's unexpected missteps have stunned and outraged Wall Street.

Attorney General Todd Blanche drew a profane rebuke from the attorney suing him over the Epstein files after he appealed a judge's order to release documents.

In a video posted to Instagram on Thursday, attorney and independent journalist Katie Phang, who sued Blanche in April, tore into him for defiance in the face of a preliminary injunction issued by Senior U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan in June. Blanche finally appealed the order on Aug. 24 after claiming he had complied with it.

A “mentally unstable” President Donald Trump is growing “increasingly out of control” as he stares down a major reckoning in November, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) claimed on Thursday, a reckoning that could ultimately see the president finally lose his grip on power.

“He is a president who is, in my view, mentally unstable and increasingly out of control,” Sanders said in a video published Thursday evening by APT News, an international news outlet with more than 1.1 million subscribers on its YouTube channel.

President Donald Trump's approval rating has been frozen underground for four straight months, and historical trends suggest there's little reason to expect it to improve before November's midterms, according to CNN's Harry Enten.

The 80-year-old president's net approval rating has held at roughly negative-20 points since late May, moving only slightly from minus-19 to minus-21 points over that span – which Enten flagged as a warning sign for the White House and Republicans.

Rep. Jeff Crank (R-CO) drew laughter at a debate after he claimed to be unaware of President Donald Trump's order renaming Lake Ontario.

The moment came Thursday at the Pikes Peak Center in Colorado Springs, during a debate hosted by KOAA News5 between the candidates in Colorado's 5th Congressional District.

A conservative commentator fumed at an outgoing Republican lawmaker Friday for taking up a new effort to strip constitutional rights from naturalized citizens.

Republican lawmakers at the state and federal level are pushing proposals to bar naturalized and dual citizens from holding various offices – from governor to federal judgeships, Cabinet positions or seats in Congress – and Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) has specifically stated that some of her left-leaning colleagues were motivation for her joint resolution calling for a constitutional amendment on the issue.