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A CNN panelist busted out laughing after a conservative analyst claimed that people living in immigration detention facilities are being treated well.

Leigh McGowan, host of the "PoliticsGirl" podcast, joined the panel on CNN's "NewsNight with Abby Phillip" on Monday, where the panel discussed the Trump administration's treatment of immigrants detained in Immigration and Customs Enforcement Centers. Lydia Moynihan, a correspondent for The New York Post, claimed that immigrants being detained in the facilities have access to education and health care, a claim that has been disputed by public reporting from The New York Times and other outlets.

A progressive analyst flagged "the worst part" of how the Trump administration has handled the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files in a new podcast episode on Monday night.

Last December, Congress overwhelmingly passed a law requiring the Trump administration to release all Epstein-related files in its possession. However, the administration has only released approximately 2% of the files it has. At the same time, Attorney General Pam Bondi has said the administration will not release any more files or bring additional charges against perpetrators named in the files.

President Donald Trump's niece slammed the White House's message on President's Day, calling it something that a "wannabe mafia boss" would say.

On Monday, the White House posted a picture on X that features Trump on a fake cover of Time Magazine under the title "Trump's World." The photo also includes a caption that reads, "I was the hunted, and now I am the hunter."

MS NOW's Rachel Maddow kicked off her Monday night show with a victory lap after a federal court ruled against President Donald Trump's efforts to censor and remove exhibits about slavery from the site of the first presidential house at Independence Park in Philadelphia.

"That house has a really interesting story," explained Maddow. "Accidentally, the last remaining walls of that house were, by accident, torn down in the 1950s. That was the last standing portion of the house. It was accidentally demolished in the 1950s. Decades later, once archeologists and historians figured out for sure where that president's house had been, the city got involved. They bought the land, they preserved everything they could. And ultimately, that site was reopened as a national historic site. Today, it is sort of an open-air pavilion where you can see the shape of the president's house. You can see the foundations of the original building. They've got artifacts there from the time that George Washington and John Adams lived in that house."

Newly uncovered emails from the latest Epstein Files document dump suggest Jeffrey Epstein may have maintained a collection of highly toxic plants capable of producing a mind-altering substance, according to correspondence discovered in the recent release.

In one email, Epstein inquired about his "trumpet plants at nursery," raising questions about whether he was cultivating Angel's Trumpet plants, a species known to produce scopolamine, a drug with terrifying effects on the human body and mind, TMZ reported.

MAGA figurehead Steve Bannon is facing legal jeopardy after an investor in his supposedly "uncancelable" memecoin accused Bannon of fraud in a new lawsuit, according to a report.

The memecoin, which was once called "FJB" or the "Let's Go Brandon" coin, was purchased by Bannon and another MAGA figure, Boris Epshteyn, in 2021 and promoted heavily during the Biden administration. The coin was unique in that it had an 8% transaction fee, but it was justified by claiming that 5% of the fee is donated to charity.

The conservative Wall Street Journal editorial board read Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth the riot act Monday, after a federal court threw out his efforts to punish Sen. Mark Kelly (D-AZ) for his involvement in a video reminding troops they must refuse illegal orders.

Hegseth's "embarrassing" abuse of power, the board wrote, never had a chance of flying in court.

New reporting about an online movement targeting kids left one CNN anchor feeling disgusted on Monday night.

CNN obtained government intelligence reports about a growing movement of "nihilist extremists" who call themselves 764. The group is using the internet to groom children into committing heinous acts, according to the outlet, and law enforcement appears to be just starting to understand how the group works.

Child safety advocates renewed calls for tighter gun control measures following a Monday mass shooting at a high school hockey game in Rhode Island that left three people including the gunman dead and three others injured.

WPRI reported that the father of a North Providence High School senior shot five members of his family at a hockey game at Dennis M. Lynch Arena in Pawtucket at around 2:30 pm local time. The student’s mother was killed at the rink, while his sister died after being rushed to a local hospital. Three other relatives are reportedly in critical condition at Rhode Island Hospital.