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President Donald Trump held a strategy session in the Oval Office on how to expedite the merger between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, reported The New York Times on Monday — a merger from which his own family stands to gain substantial wealth.

According to Eric Lipton and Maggie Haberman the meeting included Jay Monahan, a PGA Tour executive, and Yasir Al-Rumayyan, chairman of LIV Golf, a Saudi Arabia-backed league.

A former FBI official warned Monday that President Donald Trump has been repeating quotes made by a white supremacist, neo-Nazi mass murderer — and demanded to know who has been "spoon-feeding" the president "white supremacy, white terrorist philosophy."

Over the weekend, former Republican Party chairman and Trump chief of staff Reince Priebus whitewashed the new president's threats to violate the Constitution, claiming it was nothing more than entertainment.

New audio has been obtained of air traffic controllers' first response to the crash of a Delta Connection CRJ-900 that came to rest upside-down at Toronto Pearson International Airport on Monday.

"Where is the crash?" stated someone on the audio from the Medevac helicopter, according to a recording obtained by CNN

MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace told viewers Monday afternoon no one is coming to save them.

And they must act.

If Vice President J.D. Vance hoped to earn respect among international leaders with his speech in Germany last week, it didn't work, according to one senior diplomat.

Vance not only didn't persuade his audience, he insulted them, the Financial Times reported Monday.

Two right-wing anchors quickly speculated former President Joe Biden's diversity, equity, and inclusion policies could be to blame after a Delta Airlines flight flipped upside down while landing Monday afternoon in Toronto.

"Yeah, breaking news that just happened within the hour: a plane again going from Minneapolis to Toronto — to Toronto Pearson Airport, CP24, a local affiliate, saying about eight people injured," Matthew Alvarez announced on Right Side Broadcasting Network.

President Donald Trump's administration continues to purge government workers across all departments, raising questions about the future of the Federal Aviation Administration and air traffic controllers.

Rolling Stone's Tim Dickinson and Andrew Perez wrote Monday that even after the recent plane crash in Washington, D.C., the Trump administration is still purging staff at the safety regulatory agency.

News of yet another airplane disaster — after years of relative calm in the skies — prompted an explosion of shock and confusion by commenters on social media Monday.

A Delta Connection CRJ-900 bound from Minneapolis to Toronto came to a rest upside-down on the runway Monday afternoon, captured in dramatic footage by escaping passengers. All 80 passengers and crew survived, although three reportedly suffered critical injuries.

Donald Trump has fundamentally altered the constitutional presidency less than a month into his second term, according to an expert on governance.

The newly inaugurated president has largely dismantled the executive branch through orders and memos, frozen congressionally allocated funds — in a move many have said was illegal — and fired thousands of federal workers. In a column for MSNBC legal scholar Allen Sumrall said Trump has already transformed the president's role in the constitutional order.

A new report shows federal workplace safety regulators ordered the destruction of several guides that mention diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives that President Donald Trump's administration has opposed.

Investigative reporter Judd Legum exposed the change Monday, highlighting that while the Occupational Safety and Health Administration guides use the words "diverse," they aren't within the context of DEI initiatives.