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A meltdown by US Attorney Jeanine Pirro over being blocked by Judge James Boasberg in her attempt to subpoena the Federal Reserve as she pursues Chair Jerome Powell is setting up a possible showdown in the Supreme Court — which will not go well, according to a former prosecutor.

Appearing on MS NOW Monday, former Palm Beach County state attorney Dave Aronberg claimed Pirro has every intention of running to the nation’s highest court for relief.

A wellness influencer hired by controversial CBS News head Bari Weiss maintained significantly closer ties to convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein than previously disclosed, according to newly uncovered emails obtained by Politico.

Celebrity doctor Peter Attia, who resigned as a CBS contributor before his first on-air appearance, was invited to stay in Epstein's Manhattan apartment and was introduced to a foreign-born model who later came forward as one of Epstein's abuse victims, the report claims.

Real America's Voice host Gina Loudon criticized President Donald Trump after he told his followers that the MAGA movement was defined by supporting the war with Iran. She argued that Trump's actions could have "implications on the midterms."

In a Truth Social post, Trump slammed right-wing pundits who had disagreed with Fox News host Mark Levin, a proponent of the war.

The Justice Department will receive a recommendation Monday to investigate whether recently ousted Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem perjured herself in the congressional testimony that already cost her job.

Sen. Dick Durbin (D-IL), the ranking member on the Senate Judiciary Committee and Rep. Jamie Raski (D-MD), the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, will submit the recommendation to Attorney General Pam Bondi asking the DOJ to look into whether Noem knowingly made false statements two weeks ago before their congressional panels, reported journalist Scott MacFarlane on his Substack page.

The White House reacted angrily Monday over the pervasive claims that President Donald Trump launched the U.S. war with Iran to distract from the “Jeffrey Epstein scandal,” calling the theory a “ridiculous take” and its believers “true morons.”

Before Trump authorized the initial U.S. strikes on Iran on Feb. 28, the news cycle was dominated by stories related to disturbing allegations against the president unearthed by journalists combing through the millions of Epstein-related files released by the Justice Department. That changed quickly, however, after the United States became ensnared in a conflict of its own making.

Donald Trump spent a portion of his weekend at his Mar-a-Lago resort, calling world leaders and begging for help in reopening the Strait of Hormuz as shipping traffic grinds to a halt due to his war on Iran.

With oil prices exploding in the U.S., Trump — who had earlier blown offer an offer of help from the UK — spoke with Prime Minister Keir Starmer and pressed him to send warships to open the key oil shipment route, as well as reaching out to the leadership in China.

President Donald Trump may have already passed the point of no return in Iran and walked headfirst into an “escalation trap” — with one senior White House official “practically” admitting as much, Axios reported Monday.

Trump first authorized strikes on Iran on Feb. 28 and appeared hopeful that the operation — purportedly aimed at toppling the Iranian government — would be swift, much like the Trump administration’s attack on Venezuela in January or its strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities last summer.

President Donald Trump's younger supporters are already suffering from buyer's remorse.

The 79-year-old president enjoyed stronger-than-expected support from men between 18 and 29 to win re-election in 2024, but the Washington Post conducted a focus group outside Charlotte, North Carolina, that found many of those voters regret their choice just over a year into his second term.

There is growing frustration within Donald Trump’s White House over the way the war in Iran is going, and insiders are going behind the president’s back to call reporters and complain about him.

Reporting on MS NOW’s "Morning Joe," journalist Katty Kay reported that European leaders have been telling the president he missed the perfect opportunity to declare victory in Iran and dial back the attacks.