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A Republican political consultant with ties to Vice President J.D. Vance cause MAGA voices some upset on Sunday after he took a swipe at Donald Trump appointee and richest man in the world Elon Musk.

Ryan Girdusky, a former Senate campaign staffer for Vance and a frequent defender of Trump and his associates on TV, took to social media over the weekend to speak out against Musk's recently reported behavior. Specifically, Girdusky focused on Musk gaining access to the American payment systems.

U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) in a new 60 Minutes interview swiped at the leader of his party.

McConnell and Donald Trump have long had bad blood, but McConnell says he has put those past events behind him, despite the fact that Trump still targets him from time to time. Still, McConnell was one of just a few Republicans to oppose Trump's Defense pick, and now he says he still considers Jan. 6 to be an insurrection, CBS News reports.

Fox News on Sunday caused some viewers to laugh after the conservative news network listed numerous items that could see price increases under Donald Trump's tariff plan.

Fox News host Jon Scott over the weekend told GOP lawmaker and Trump ally Nancy Mace that "virtually every sector" of the economy would be impacted by Trump's policy.

Donald Trump on Sunday vowed to "act" on a purported situation in South Africa, the home country of "first Buddy" and richest man in the world Elon Musk, and some of his closest supporters pushed back.

Trump over the weekend took to Truth Social to complain about Democratic lawmakers who he says have been delaying his nominees.

As President Donald Trump and the Republican Party take full control of the US government trifecta, Democrats are struggling to unite behind a strategy to take on MAGA world.

According to a Sunday New York Times report, several Democratic "governors, members of the Senate and the House, state attorneys general, grass-roots leaders and D.N.C. members" shared their thoughts on the future of the party.

Donald Trump on Sunday complained that Democratic lawmakers are delaying his nominees.

The President took to his own social media site over the weekend to air his grievances against those keeping him from installing his chosen officials.

Right-wing host and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones on Sunday said Donald Trump gave him a "tranche" of "secret evidence."

Jones, who famously lost defamation suits from the victims of Sandy Hook parents after he claimed they had faked the deaths of their children, said on his show over the weekend that the President is giving him info he will reveal Monday.

by Shaun Tandon and Maria Isabel Sanchez

Rubio, paying his first visit overseas as the top US diplomat, told Panama that President Donald Trump had determined that the country had violated terms of the treaty that handed back the crucial waterway in 1999.

A Canadian official on Sunday took time to explain to Fox News why the northern neighbor of the U.S. has a plan to make red states hurt most as it retaliates for President Donald Trump's tariff hikes.

David Robert Patrick Eby, a Canadian politician and lawyer who has served as the 37th premier of British Columbia since 2022, appeared on Fox News over the weekend to discuss with the conservative outlet the brewing trade dispute between the nations.

It was reported on Sunday that two officials at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) were threatened with arrest and then put on leave after refusing to let Elon Musk access systems at the agency, and experts and observers quickly pounced.

In a report on Sunday, CNN said that personnel from DOGE were initially stopped after they tried to physically access USAID facilities in Washington, D.C., on Saturday night.

Sen. Mark Warner, a Virginia Democrat, warned on Sunday about "devastating" impacts from President Donald Trump's trade disputes.

Trump recently announced the trade tariffs on various countries, including close allies such as Canada and Mexico. Some affected nations have already announced they will be retaliating.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) admitted that President Donald Trump's tariffs posed a "risk" of higher prices to U.S. consumers as Fox News host Jon Scott told her that "virtually every sector" of the economy would be impacted.

"This trade war that has erupted involving the US, Mexico, China and Canada, will it drive up consumer prices?" Scott asked after Trump imposed 25% tariffs on most goods from Canada and Mexico, with an additional 10% tariff on Chinese products.

by Sophie Makris with Lea Pernelle in Frankfurt

Organisers said 200,000 people had turned out to denounce the breach by the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) of Germany's unwritten agreement not to work with the far right at the national level, in place since World War II.