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A scandal-plagued pro-Trump lawmaker was at a political event in New York City over the weekend that was also attended by a number of prominent white nationalists and Nazi sympathizers, according to Politico.

Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) was given a prime speaking role at the New York Young Republican Club gala, held on Saturday.

President Donald Trump's latest "ugly rant" shows he has lost the ability to control himself, a move that could send the remainder of his second term into "freefall," columnist David Corn of Mother Jones wrote on Monday.

On Monday, Trump lashed out over news that filmmaker and prominent Trump critic Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele, had been murdered in their home. In a Truth Social post, Trump blamed Reiner's death on "Trump Derangement Syndrome," a made-up psychological condition Trump's followers created to denigrate the president's critics. Trump doubled down on those comments during a press conference later in the day, saying he was "not a fan" of Reiner.

The Supreme Court’s decision siding with Donald Trump on a potential TikTok ban dangerously expanded presidential power under the guise of national security, critics warn. Writing in the Guardian, legal scholars Evelyn Douek and Jameel Jaffer argue the court failed to scrutinize weak security claims and instead blessed a First Amendment violation that gives the government sweeping control over online speech. They warn the ruling sets a precedent that could haunt future free-speech cases.

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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth was caught up in what became known as the "Signalgate" scandal this year, as reports revealed how he shared highly dangerous military information in unsecured Signal chats that included members of his family and reporters. But apparently, at least some members of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement are doing something similar with official activities.

That's a claim endorsed by FBI Agent Erin Lucker, who took the stand at Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan's federal trial today, according to All Rise News' Adam Klasfeld.

A pair of right-wing extremists seethed in a recent podcast interview that President Donald Trump may have squandered an opportunity to crush the left, which one of them said was handed to them "on a silver platter," according to a new report

Richard Spencer, an avowed white nationalist, and Nick Fuentes, a right-wing provocateur and Nazi sympathizer, discussed the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk on a recent podcast episode, Right Wing Watch reported on Monday. The discussion occurred at a time when MAGA figures like podcasters Candace Owens, Allie Beth Stuckey, and Matt Walsh had locked horns over conspiracy theories surrounding Kirk's death.

Donald Trump’s apparent indifference to warnings from pollsters and allies is stoking fears he’s checked out as GOP leader, leaving MAGA voters uneasy. The Washington Post reports that conservative pollster Mark Mitchell tried to push Trump on unmet economic promises during a White House lunch, but the president showed little interest. As living costs remain high, conservative influencers are voicing frustration over a lack of follow-through, warning Trump’s disengagement could depress MAGA turnout in the 2026 midterms.

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President Donald Trump sent the internet into a frenzy on Monday afternoon after he doubled down on his comments about slain director Rob Reiner from earlier in the day.

Trump wrote on Truth Social on Monday morning that Reiner suffered from "Trump Derangement Syndrome" and said the director died "due to the anger he caused others through his massive, unyielding, and incurable affliction." The comments sparked bipartisan outrage.

Erika Kirk announced she will meet privately with Candace Owens on Monday, despite warnings from conservatives that the sit-down could worsen an already explosive feud. Owens has repeatedly attacked Kirk over conspiracy theories tied to her husband Charlie Kirk’s death, and critics fear the encounter will only deepen divisions within the MAGA movement rather than calm them.

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is escalating his standoff with President Donald Trump over the future of artificial intelligence regulation, Politico reported on Monday.

At the core of the fight is Trump's controversial new executive order that tries to block states from implementing their own AI regulation that goes beyond that of the federal government, at a moment when the federal government has little to no regulation of AI and few prospects of passing any uniform rules for the nation anytime soon.

CNN analyst Juliette Kayyem said the investigation into the fatal Brown University shooting is already in disarray, highlighting an unusual public rift between local police and the FBI. After a person of interest promoted by FBI Director Kash Patel was released for lack of evidence, Kayyem said authorities don’t even know who they’re looking for and criticized local officials for openly blaming an FBI-led lead, as students report feeling unsafe with the shooter still at large.

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