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President Donald Trump’s insistence on barreling forward with 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico was subjected to a stark dose of reality by CNN’s Fareed Zakaria, who revealed who he believes will truly benefit from the tariff plan.

And it’s not the American consumer.

During an outbreak of avian flu that has caused egg prices to skyrocket, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins suggested a creative solution for those struggling with rising costs, especially in light of President Donald Trump’s promise to stabilize grocery prices.

Appearing on Fox News over the weekend, she advised people to consider raising chickens in their backyards

Tech billionaire Elon Musk still has more work to do to win over lawmakers on Capitol Hill who remain skeptical over his true intentions as head of the Department of Government Efficiency initiative, or DOGE.

“I don't trust Elon Musk, and I don't trust DOGE,” Sen. Angela Alsobrooks (D-MD) said Monday while delivering a forceful condemnation of President Donald Trump’s top ally and his supposed cost-cutting goals that have wreaked havoc inside federal agencies, and left many government employees suddenly without work.

The head of the FBI's New York field office resigned Monday afternoon, facing pressure from President Donald Trump's administration.

James Dennehy announced his resignation in an email to staff, NBC News reported. His resignation comes after Kash Patel began his first week leading the bureau last week. Before that, Justice Department deputy attorney general, Emil Bove, began a search for all FBI staff who worked on cases around the Jan. 6 attackers. Dennehy clashed with Bove over that probe into the staff.

Former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn called NATO "a thing of the past" and suggested the United States should walk away from the military alliance as President Trump pulls Russian President Vladimir Putin closer.

During a Monday interview with Real America's Voice, Flynn argued to Eric Bolling that Putin would use nuclear force against Europe "if Russia feels threatened, you know, on their sovereign territory."

The international feud that unfolded Friday in the Oval Office spilled into a new week after President Donald Trump delivered a veiled threat to Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky while insisting that Russia is ready to make a deal to end the bloody and costly war.

The vague warning to the Ukrainian leader came Monday as Trump spoke to reporters inside the White House after announcing a Taiwan chipmaker's $100 billion investment. But Trump was quickly steered into answering questions surrounding Russia and the relationship between the United States and Ukraine following the stunning blow-up targeting Zelensky.

First Lady Melania Trump used a roundtable event about revenge and deepfake pornography to slam Democrats for not attending en masse.

Although several Democrats did attend the event on Monday, Trump took time out of her opening remarks to complain about other party members who did not show up.

President Donald Trump will reportedly provide no additional assistance or deals with Ukraine until the country's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, apologizes "in front of cameras" for last week's spat in the Oval Office.

Fox News White House correspondent Peter Doocy reported that Trump was demanding the apology on Monday after the U.S. president lost his temper with Zelensky during a meeting the week before.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell revealed that he was being "attacked" by President Donald Trump's Internal Revenue Service — but refused to say why.

During a Monday appearance on the War Room broadcast, host Steve Bannon asserted that Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison was trying to take down Lindell's addiction "Recovery Network."

Pro-MAGA reporter Brian Glenn, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's (R-GA) boyfriend, claimed he received "thousands of death threats" after asking Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky about his wardrobe at an Oval Office meeting last week.

On Monday, Glenn reflected on the meaning behind Zelensky's decision not to wear a suit in his meeting with President Donald Trump.

A Democratic senator bashed former colleague Marco Rubio, who's now Donald Trump's secretary of state, for acting like he'd had portions of his brain removed.

Sen. Chis Van Hollen (D-MD), who served on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with Rubio, lambasted the nation's top diplomat for defending Trump and vice president J.D. Vance for attacking Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during a tense Oval Office meeting.

A conservative columnist observed that Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin speak about one another "like an old married couple."

Former George W. Bush speechwriter David Frum appeared Monday morning on CNN to discuss his latest column for The Atlantic on last week's White House meeting between Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance and Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky, which he argued represented a betrayal of American values even more treacherous than Alger Hiss.

On Monday morning, a grim-faced panel on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" had their first chance to weigh in on Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance teaming up and attacking Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky in front of reporters late Friday.

After sharing clips of Vance and the president haranguing the leader of the war-torn nation, demanding thanks and fealty, co-host Joe Scarborough changed the focus to Secretary of State Marco Rubio who sat slumped on a couch during the meetingand failed to speak up after being a reliable ally of Ukraine since Russia's unprovoked invasion three years ago.