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Trump attacks Supreme Court's 'negative rulings' in Truth Social rant

President Donald Trump expressed fury at the Supreme Court on Wednesday via Truth Social.

"Does anybody have any idea how much Money and Prestige the United States Supreme Court has cost our Nation with their negative Rulings on Birthright Citizenship and TARIFFS? The answer, TRILLIONS AND TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS! President," Trump accused the justices.

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Katie Miller sought Fauci's guidance during COVID-19 despite new attacks

Dr. Anthony Fauci's published diaries have exposed contradictions in Katie Miller's stance toward the physician, per reports.

Katie, a former Trump administration official whose husband Stephen Miller serves as White House Deputy Chief of Staff, has called for Fauci's imprisonment and rejected his federal pardon.

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GOP rushes to save election security agency gutted by Trump: report

Republicans on Capitol Hill are moving to restore funding and staffing to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, or CISA, after voting to defund it to appease President Donald Trump.

The reversal follows an incident involving an unreleased OpenAI model that attacked a company and remained active online for four days, Politico reported Wednesday.

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Trump spreads false claims about Justice Amy Coney Barrett

President Donald Trump shared a post from conservative podcaster Tim Pool on Truth Social suggesting Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett is "clearly terrified of the left."

Pool's post referenced a viral claim alleging Barrett's voting alignment with other conservative justices dropped from 81% to between 50-60% following the Dobbs v. Jackson decision.

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Pete Hegseth begs allies for support as Iran war falters

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is encountering significant resistance from U.S. allies as he seeks international support for a Strait of Hormuz patrol coalition, per reports.

According to Politico, European officials have expressed deep frustration with the Trump administration's approach, particularly the February airstrike on Iran that occurred without consulting Congress or allied partners.

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Ken Paxton's campaign struggles weigh on GOP: report

Scandal-plagued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's Senate campaign is struggling to attract major Republican funding.

According to The New York Times, top GOP spending committees are locked in a standoff over who will invest tens of millions needed to save his candidacy.

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Trump's voided presidential pardon backfires in Fauci fight

President Donald Trump's campaign to void former President Biden's pardons has backfired by giving Dr. Anthony Fauci legal justification to refuse testimony at a Senate hearing, according to pro-Trump former prosecutor Bill Shipley.

Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly when subpoenaed by the Senate Homeland Security Committee to discuss the pandemic response and COVID-19 origins.

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Trump's Michigan endorsement causes upheaval on social media

President Donald Trump's endorsement of Amir Hassan for Michigan's 8th Congressional District triggered outrage among his Truth Social followers.

"From bravely fighting for our incredible U.S. Navy, to protecting his Community as a Federal Law Enforcement Officer, Amir has served our Nation with distinction, and will bring that same Fighting Spirit to the U.S. Congress," Trump wrote.

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Rand Paul tosses Dr. Anthony Fauci's lawyer out of hearing in fiery exchange

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) faced criticism Wednesday from Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) during a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing, where Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment and refused to answer questions.

Paul, the committee chairman, called the hearing to question Fauci about the origins of COVID-19.

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Trump’s Smithsonian obsession driven by Christian nationalist 'historian'

President Donald Trump's "Restoring Trust in the Smithsonian Institution" executive order, which requires disclaimer signs characterizing museum exhibits as "inaccurate" and anti-American, closely mirrors claims made by David Barton, a Christian nationalist activist and self-described historian, according to Popular Information's Judd Legum.

"Despite having no degree in history, David Barton calls himself a historian," Legum explained.

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Trump's 'biggest headache' continues blocking his voting bill

President Donald Trump is publicly minimizing his frustrations with Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD), according to a new report.

Previously, the president has privately characterized Thune as "one of my biggest headaches," according to Atlantic reporter Jonathan Lemire.

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Trump's FEMA mocks blue states struck by the 2026 blizzard

Trump administration officials at the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA, made derisive jokes Wednesday about the deadly blizzard that struck New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island.

The record-breaking snowstorm hit the East Coast Feb. 22.

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Trump appears to fall asleep during late Sen. Lindsey Graham's funeral

President Donald Trump appeared to doze off during his late friend, Sen. Lindsey Graham's (R-SC) funeral Tuesday at Washington National Cathedral.

Social media users quickly noted Trump's closed eyes and drooping face after delivering a eulogy for his former Republican ally.

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