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Military families spoke out against President Donald Trump's remarks about their loved ones serving a record-long deployment as part of his war against Iran.

Lincoln's crew has endured roughly nine months at sea – a modern-day record – amid reported mental health strain and supply disruptions, and Military Times correspondent Natalie Oliveria told "CNN News Central" that the sailors' families were disappointed when the president stated their deployment was "not nearly long enough."

A very excitable former official in Donald Trump’s first administration went off on the president and the GOP for heading into the midterms with nothing to appeal to voters.

Appearing on MS NOW’s “Morning Joe,” former State Department official Matt Bartlett was asked by host Jonathan Lemire, “What if you were a campaign manager right now? What is the message for Republicans heading to, you know, who's up for election this November at a time when the president's poll numbers are so low and Americans are so unhappy about prices, about the war in Iran, the list goes on and on.”

Investor and market expert Lawrence McDonald highlighted a series of “red flashing signals” Tuesday during an appearance on Fox Business, signals that he warned were “very similar” to conditions leading up to the 1987 global market crash known as Black Monday.

Founder of The Bear Traps Report and a former Lehman Brothers vice president who co-wrote the bestselling account of the bank's 2008 collapse, "A Colossal Failure of Common Sense," told Fox Business host Cheryl Casone that President Donald Trump’s tariffs were producing weaker results even as bond markets flash global warning signs.

President Donald Trump's popularity fell to the lowest point so far in his second term, just as voters head to the polls in three states – including his home state of Florida.

According to a Reuters/Ipsos poll, Trump's net approval now sits 31 points underwater, a stunning reversal from the plus-6 rating he held at the start of his second term – marking a 37-point collapse.

A Republican strategist pooh-poohed speculation that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was hitting the road to drum up support for his own political ambitions.

President Donald Trump's defense secretary took a taxpayer-funded military aircraft Monday to visit the Iowa State Fair with Rep. Zach Nunn (R-IA), who is running for re-election, but GOP strategist Kristin Davison told "CNN This Morning" that she's not buying rumors that Hegseth was setting himself up for a presidential run or another political office after his time in the Trump administration ends.

President Donald Trump’s angry tirade aimed at a CNN reporter during an Oval Office press availability was a tipoff that he knows the walls are closing in on him.

During a panel discussion on MS NOW’s “Morning Joe,” the co-hosts focused on Trump berating CNN correspondent Kristen Holmes when she asked about comments made by Sen. John Ossoff (D-GA) and noted that a major chink has appeared in Trump’s armor.

President Donald Trump's rant about drug prices to reporters last week was a "perfect encapsulation" of his administration's failures, according to one analyst.

Trump lectured reporters about how his administration had lowered drug prices for Americans, waving a printout of a Washington Post article with the headline, "Prescription drug prices record sharpest drop in more than 60 years," last Friday at Joint Base Andrews. There was just one problem with his prop, according to David Pakman, host of the liberal "David Pakman Show" on YouTube. Pakman noted that experts cited in the article credited a "Biden-era policy that requires Medicare to negotiate prices for some popular prescription drugs" as "more likely" to be driving down costs.

A former Republican governor let the mask slip on CNN as he defended the president for making a surprising move.

President Donald Trump reportedly voted by mail in Florida's Republican primary despite his repeated claims that mail-in ballots are "cheating" and "fraud." Chris Sununu, the former Republican governor of New Hampshire, attempted to defend Trump's claims during a segment on CNN's "The Source" with host Dana Bash, and inadvertently let the mask slip about his own feelings on Trump's argument.

President Donald Trump's White House aide, Natalie Harp, has a pattern of bizarre behavior around the president, MS NOW's Jen Psaki told viewers on Monday evening.

The aide, sometimes described as "the human printer," made headlines when Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) told a rally of supporters that Trump can't go anywhere without her, implying possible impropriety between the two and sparking public interest — but it wasn't the only reason, noted Psaki.

President Donald Trump has people close to him fretting that he is "not where they would like to be" ahead of the midterms, according to New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman.

Haberman joined CNN's Anderson Cooper on "AC360" on Monday, where they discussed a recent attack lobbed by Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) against Trump over his constant travels with aide Natalie Harp and how that message could play in the midterms. During the interview, Haberman let slip a stunning piece of information about how the Trump White House is thinking about the midterms.

A U.S. airman who was recently arrested at the Capitol after calling for President Donald Trump's impeachment spoke out on CNN in his first interview since being released.

Air Force Maj. Jason Watson joined CNN's Erin Burnett on "OutFront" to discuss his arrest and the impact he hopes his statements against the Trump administration will have. Watson told Burnett that he is facing a court-martial for his statement, which he made while dressed in full uniform, and a host of other legal challenges that could upend his life.