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Ontario Premier Doug Ford tore into President Donald Trump on Monday as a bully, a dictator, and a man unfit to give lessons on economics.

Ford unloaded at a press conference in Hamilton after Trump's Monday announcement of 50% tariffs on Canadian autos and steel — the latest blow after trade talks between the two nations collapsed Friday.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent issued a threatening ultimatum Monday with a message that CNN’s Jeremy Diamond said would “ripple around the world.”

Speaking during a press conference at the Treasury Department in Washington, D.C., Bessent unveiled the Trump administration’s new “economic D-Day” plan, officially named Operation Economic Outcast, which is designed to financially squeeze Iran into submission through the use of secondary sanctions and other measures.

President Donald Trump’s unusual technique for waving the starting flag at this weekend’s IndyCar race in Washington, D.C., drew mockery from Jim Acosta’s show on Monday after the moment went viral.

Trump appeared at the event Sunday and is seen in clips waving the green flag to start the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, a first-of-its-kind IndyCar race through the streets of the nation’s capital celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.

Iowa is in play for Democrats in large part because there is a major feeling of betrayal by the state’s farmers aimed at President Donald Trump.

In an interview with MS NOW’s Alex Tabet, Iowa Farmers' Union President Aaron Lehman bluntly stated that the president's policies, including a new plan to bring in imported beef, are doing nothing to help them out of their financial straits and are only making matters worse.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s latest maneuvering to manipulate the bond market led an MS NOW financial analyst to dredge up the former hedge fund manager's spotty history as a financier.

As the economy continues to struggle in the second year of President Donald Trump’s second term, Bessent has been a constant media presence, attempting to calm investors while at the same time dismissing their anxieties.

A professional lip reader decoded a heated exchange between President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump at Sunday's race, capturing the president reportedly saying he had "had enough."

The exchange took place at the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, the first IndyCar street race ever held on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

A review of Natalie Harp's now-removed social media feed has uncovered years of posts showing extraordinary personal devotion to Donald Trump, predating her current role as a key White House aide.

CNN's Isabel Chapman and Andrew Kaczynski conducted the review of the 35-year-old Harp's apparently suspended account on X, formerly known as Twitter, as scrutiny of Harp's closeness to Trump has intensified in recent weeks.

President Donald Trump takes a great deal of satisfaction when Republicans lose in elections that do not involve him.

That is according to the New York Times Maggie Haberman, who appeared on MS NOW’s “Morning Joe” on Monday to talk, in part, about why Donald Trump is waging a new trade war with Canada, which will put GOP lawmakers in a tough spot.

A Fox 5 camera operator was seen on video Sunday being issued what one journalist described as an “unlawful order,” one designed to shield President Donald Trump from being filmed at the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.

“I need the cameras off the president right now… cameras off the president right now!” an unidentified man can be heard telling a Fox 5 camera operator, who was filming Trump in his presidential suite at the IndyCar race in Washington, D.C., on Sunday.

President Donald Trump's saga with his devoted aide Natalie Harp may come to a perilous end, one ex-GOP strategist predicted on Sunday.

Rick Wilson, founder of the anti-Trump organization The Lincoln Project, argued in a new episode of "The Lincoln Project Podcast" that Trump's relationship with Harp, whom some have described as his "human binkie" and his "printer," is reminiscent of another world leader's escapades with a staff member. That relationship, Wilson said, signaled the end of the leader's reign, just as Harp's arrival on the scene does for the Trump administration.

Sen. Tim Scott's (R-SC) attempts Sunday to defend President Donald Trump's economy, his controversial colleagues and potentially Islamophobic attacks were met with immediate scorn.

Scott was met with scathing reviews after he discussed on "Meet the Press" Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC), Senate hopeful Ken Paxton, inflation and criticism that Republicans use senatorial hopeful Abdul El-Sayed's religion as fear-monger fodder.

Attendees of President Donald Trump’s Freedom 250 Grand Prix were captured on video Sunday waiting in long lines for water by Washington, D.C.-based journalist Amanda Moore, who expressed confusion at the Trump administration’s planning for the event.

“This is one of the lines for water at the Freedom 250 Grand Prix,” Moore wrote in a social media post on X, alongside a video of countless people lined up in front of a booth with a banner reading: “WATER.” “People in the front told me they have been waiting for half an hour.”

Rudy Giuliani exploded on Newsmax Sunday, threatening to sue Tucker Carlson over his on-air conversation with Hunter Biden about the former New York City Mayor's relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

“Tucker virtually had Hunter on his lap, feeding him a bottle,” Giuliani seethed. “I'm gonna sue him!”