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The Canadian Prime Minister and the Canadian people are expressing anger and frustration with Donald Trump, following months of attacks, and now threatened as well as actual double-digit and even triple-digit tariffs, by the U.S. President on America’s northern neighbor—one of its oldest and closest allies, both economically and geographically.

Canada’s new Prime Minister, liberal Mark Carney, has been in office for nearly two weeks but has yet to speak with President Trump. He did, however, deliver a speech on Thursday announcing that the U.S is “no longer a reliable partner”—and that the “old” Canadian-U.S. relationship has ended.

President Donald Trump is desperate to talk about anything other than the exploding Signalgate controversy, CNN's Kasie Hunt reported on Thursday afternoon — even as his own party and supporters begin to ask tough questions of him.

"There are new questions in the defense and intelligence community about Defense Secretary Pete Hegsth's judgment, after he put incredibly detailed information about strikes in Yemen into a group chat," said Hunt, who added that sources are telling her, "The egregious actor here is Hegsath." They added, "He's in the bullseye now because he put all this out there on a signal chat."

Alina Habba, counselor to the president and his former lawyer, initially told Donald Trump that she did not want to be appointed as interim U.S. attorney for the district of New Jersey.

In an announcement earlier this month, Trump said he had given Habba the position "effective immediately."

A panel on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" on Thursday lit into President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk for making major political miscalculations that would come back to haunt the GOP in coming elections.

During a panel discussion about the cuts that Musk is making at the Department of Veterans Affairs and the Social Security Administration, Politico's Jonathan Martin argued that the administration doesn't even seem to comprehend the damage it's doing to itself.

Brian Glenn, the Real America's Voice reporter dating Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), flew into a rage because people say he might be an alcoholic because he has a "puffy face."

Glenn discussed the topic during a Thursday segment about Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's drinking habits.

Financial Times columnist Gillian Tett on Thursday shredded President Donald Trump's latest salvo in his international trade wars that have sent stock prices sinking downward in recent weeks.

Appearing on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Tett said that Trump's new 25 percent tariffs on foreign cars were once again setting off damaging economic uncertainty.

CNN's John Berman expressed skepticism toward a Republican congressman's defense of the controversial Signal chat currently roiling Donald Trump's presidency.

Rep. Dan Meuser (R-PA) appeared Thursday on "CNN News Central," where he praised the administration's response after national security adviser Mike Waltz added journalist Jeffrey Goldberg to a group chat where defense secretary Pete Hegseth revealed sensitive plans for a military operation in Yemen.

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) unloaded on the Trump administration for unwittingly sending classified war plans over Signal to the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic.

During an appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Murphy let rip on how badly the administration handled not only the initial scandal itself but also the fallout.

What started as a jovial interview between CNN’s Kaitlan Collins and Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins – who both chuckled as the host noted he is of “no relation” to her – quickly devolved into a tense confrontation as the Trump cabinet official unleashed an all-out attack on the network.

The feisty back-and-forth began just seconds into the interview when a defiant Doug Collins was clearly uninterested in answering questions surrounding the Signal group chat scandal, which he noted he was not a part of. But when the host continued to press Collins, who appeared ready for a fight, he snapped.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem left social media critics aghast on Wednesday as she visited a maximum-security prison in El Salvador to deliver a message to criminal undocumented immigrants.

In a video posted to her X account, Noem said her team was visiting the Terrorism Confinement Center, or CECOT, which she declared is accepting the United States' terrorists for the "violence that they've perpetuated in our communities."

CNN’s Anderson Cooper had a hard time following the logic behind National Security Adviser Mike Waltz’s novel explanation of how journalist Jeffrey Goldberg’s contact information landed on his phone.

On Wednesday, Cooper took viewers of his CNN show “Anderson Cooper 360” through a rundown of the timeline of excuses delivered by Waltz and President Donald Trump as they spent the first part of the week explaining away the latest controversy to hit the administration.

Sen. Adam Schiff (D-CA) tore into President Donald Trump's attempt to deflect blame for the "Signalgate" scandal, asserting he had nothing to do with the highly sensitive attack plans shared with a reporter in a group Signal chat with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and a group of high-ranking national security officials.

"Here we are in this — it is an extraordinary moment," CNN anchor Erin Burnett told Schiff on Wednesday evening's edition of "OutFront." "And you just heard President Trump saying this is all a 'witch hunt,' and he does appear to be referring to Signal sometimes as a like some sort of a conference call. It's a bit unclear. What do you say to him?"