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President Donald Trump's latest posture to get out of the war he started in Iran without fixing global oil markets has allied nations infuriated, Washington Post foreign affairs correspondent David Ignatius told MS NOW's Katy Tur on Tuesday.

This comes as Trump considers dropping the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz as a condition for ceasing hostilities, which would essentially keep 20 percent of the world's global oil trade suspended.

Gov. Ron DeSantis is calling on the Florida House to impeach a Tallahassee judge who briefly released a sex offender onto the streets, resulting in the killing of the man’s 5-year-old stepdaughter.

“To my friends in the Florida House of Representatives, I don’t think what you’ve done is enough,” DeSantis said during a Tampa press conference on Tuesday. “You have the power, and you have sufficient numbers in your chamber, to impeach this judge, Tiffany Baker-Carper.

Anti-abortion Republicans expressed outrage after the White House said it was restoring Biden-era Planned Parenthood grants.

White House officials told conservative outlet The Daily Wire that the funding was being restored due to legal challenges. According to the report, funds were expected to be provided to Planned Parenthood through next year.

A U.S. Marine was detained at a Southern California airport after Transportation Security Administration agents discovered a live explosive round inside his checked baggage, according to a report by The Guardian.

The device was uncovered Monday during routine screening of checked luggage at Palm Springs International Airport, the Palm Springs Police Department said in a news release cited by the outlet.

Conservative viewers inundated Real America's Voice with emails opposing the Iran war during Monday's Human Events show, with host Jack Posobiec spending nearly 10 minutes reading viewer mail.

The vast majority of President Donald Trump's voters expressed concerns about Operation Epic Fury, with only a minority supporting the conflict.

The Trump administration's online portal for processing refunds on tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court will only handle approximately 63 percent of 53 million import entries when it debuts, according to a court filing submitted Tuesday.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials told the U.S. Court of International Trade that the system cannot process refund claims for the remaining one-third of entries immediately, without providing a timeline for subsequent phases, reported Bloomberg. The agency previously committed to having the first phase operational by mid-April.

Prominent conservative lawyer George Conway made a bold prediction on Tuesday that in the “coming weeks and months,” an "accelerating tide” of MAGA supporters would turn on President Donald Trump as his favorability among Americans continues to sink to historic lows.

Conway’s prediction was prompted by an admission from Scott McConnell, the co-founder of The American Conservative, who on Monday expressed shame and embarrassment for having voted for Trump three times.

As reported by Daily Mail, defense attorneys for the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk, filed a court claim on Friday indicating Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives or ATF was unable to match the bullet recovered from Kirk's autopsy to the rifle allegedly tied to the murder.

The filing sparked online speculation and fueled existing conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination.

Former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was reportedly "devastated" to learn that her husband, Bryon Noem, had an alleged fetish for cross-dressing.

A spokesperson responded to the New York Post after the Daily Mail reported that the former Trump official's husband was obsessed with a "bimbofication" fetish scene.

As reported by ProPublica, Attorney General Pam Bondi's DOJ shuttered over 23,000 criminal cases in its first six months, abandoning investigations into terrorism, white-collar crime, drugs and nursing home abuse.

February 2025 alone saw nearly 11,000 declinations—the highest monthly total since at least 2004.

The U.S. Army suspended the crew of two AH-64 Apache attack helicopters after a video went viral over the weekend of MAGA-aligned musician Kid Rock waving to a helicopter hovering outside his mansion in Nashville, Tennessee, NBC News reported Tuesday.

The suspension came after the U.S. Army opened a probe into the incident on Monday, with NBC News learning of the suspension from an unnamed U.S. official. The U.S. Army did not publicly confirm the suspension of the aircrew when asked by NBC News for comment.