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Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch scolded a lawyer appearing before the high court on Monday after she accused her opposing counsel of "lying."

Slate legal reporter Mark Joseph Stern posted a recording of the oral arguments involving the case of a young girl with a rare form of epilepsy who is severely cognitively impaired. In 2021, the family went to court, claiming their Minnesota school was unable to provide their daughter with a full day of classes as required under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. An administrative judge ruled the reasons given by the school were “not credible.”

Donald Trump policy advisor Stephen Miller grew visibly frustrated with a reporter during a tense exchange Monday over the administration’s immigration enforcement priorities – and accused the journalist of dodging his question.

The clash began when the reporter pressed the Trump aide about whether it was the best use of government resources to target mothers of young children for deportation.

A new CNN poll paints a gloomy picture for Donald Trump just 100 days into his return to the White House, which network analysts described as a major warning sign for the president.

The new poll out Monday shows Americans are increasingly souring on Trump over the chief issue that helped fuel his comeback: the economy. According to CNN’s Kasie Hunt, Trump’s overall approval rating “has sunk to a historic low,” as more details about the American public's growing dissatisfaction with the economy emerge.

Actress and comedian Roseanne Barr revealed that people she knows "lost their jobs" due to policies related to President Donald Trump's tariffs.

During a Monday interview with Alex Jones, Barr appeared critical of the president.

Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY) tried her best to defend President Donald Trump's policies when pressed on the administration's cratering poll numbers by CNN's Boris Sanchez on Monday afternoon — but even she admitted that Trump needs to start making decisions more carefully and deliberately.

"I quickly just want to get your reaction to that polling," said Sanchez. "Four months in, Trump, as you heard there, underwater on a number of issues, including a career low on his handling of the economy. I'm sure you've also seen how voters at town halls are expressing themselves. How much do these numbers concern you?"

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer returned to the White House on Monday after his seven-month stint in 2017. While Spicer was on the other side of the podium, he questioned Karoline Leavitt about why the White House is doing interviews with so-called "unfriendly" reporters when there are others on the right who are eager to speak with him.

Spicer now has a streaming show affiliated with Mark Halperin's 2WayTV.

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) lashed out at a protest over a charity scandal that saw $10 million funneled to political action committees (PACs) used to defeat a pro-marijuana ballot initiative that the governor opposed.

In a video shared by Florida's Voice on Monday, DeSantis could be seen yelling at a protester during a press conference for a Red Snapper recreational event.

Newsmax judicial analyst Andrew Napolitano asserted that President Donald Trump's Department of Justice "overreached" when agents arrested Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan for allegedly helping a migrant escape from immigration authorities.

On Monday, Napolitano noted that the ICE agents did not have an arrest warrant for the migrant in question.

Republican Congressman Ryan Zinke (MT) came under a barrage from CNN's Wolf Blitzer, sidestepping multiple questions before being cornered into admitting, "America is not doing well economically."

“Does the president need to change course dramatically right now?” Blitzer asked.

House Republicans are on course for obliteration in next year's midterm elections as President Donald Trump's numbers slide, said CNN data forecaster Harry Enten on Monday morning — and there are some very clear danger signs for them if you break down the data further.

"I mean, look, it's the congressional GOP. It's the House GOP," Enten told anchor John Berman. "If the House GOP is under any illusions that Donald Trump's fall in the polls won't bring them down as well, well, they are living on fantasy island."

Maura Gillespie, former adviser to then-speaker of the House John Boehner, slammed defense secretary Pete Hegseth as “pretty egregious” after President Donald Trump said he "had a talk with him” about his performance thus far.

The president revealed the conversation during a newly published interview with The Atlantic, saying it had been a "positive talk," and "CNN News Central" host John Berman asked Gillespie to comment on the topic.

President Donald Trump is facing plummeting support as he approaches his 100th day in office, but panelists on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" agreed it didn't have to be that way.

The president is underwater in several new polls as voters turn against his trade wars and government cuts, and Politico's politics bureau chief Jonathan Martin identified some of the choices Trump could have made early in his presidency to avoid drawing voters' ire.