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From "fundamentally none of our business" to making his own efforts to ensure peace, Vice President JD Vance has reportedly been all over the place when it comes to one foreign conflict.

David E. Sanger, Julian E. Barnes and the so-called Trump whisperer Maggie Haberman of the New York Times reported on the developments on Saturday in an article entitled, "Reluctant at First, Trump Officials Intervened in South Asia as Nuclear Fears Grew."

The "latest controversy" in the Oval Office is a statue that has been "spotted" there, according to a new report.

Donald Trump's rally where a wannabe assassin grazed Trump's ear with a bullet became a flashpoint of the election, and now it's creating drama in the White House, the Daily Beast reported.

Donald Trump's most dangerous actions are flying under the radar for an even worse reason than some might expect, a conservative Atlantic columnist said Saturday.

Former Republican Tom Nichols appeared on MSNBC for an extended interview over the weekend, and was asked at the end of the conversation about how Trump's actions have largely gone unchallenged.

A Republican senator who Donald Trump needs to pass the president's agenda is clashing with a top Trump ally over the weekend.

Republican Senator John Cornyn of Texas came under fire by controversial Trump associate Laura Loomer, who took to X to air her grievances.

Donald Trump's administration just took action in a way that could negatively impact a separate lawsuit, a legal expert said Saturday.

Former federal prosecutor Kristy Greenberg, who previously commented on Trump's criminal legal matters, appeared on MSNBC over the weekend to discuss the administration's current cases.

Donald Trump could be "out of the loop," according to a new Washington Post analysis.

Aaron Blake, senior political reporter for WaPo, wrote on Saturday that the president appears to be taking a backseat in his own presidency despite criticizing his predecessor for being asleep at the wheel.

A court in Paris on Tuesday is set to hand down a verdict in the sexual assault trial of French cinema icon Gerard Depardieu, a case that gripped the country for weeks.

As the ruling will coincide with the start of the Cannes Film Festival, it is likely to be among the biggest talking points on the first day of what is one of the main events on the cinema calendar.

The panel on CNN's "Table for Five" laughed off Donald Trump's habit of making bold –– and distracting –– proposals when things are not going well for him and noted they all seem to be designed to raise his profile among all presidents.

Speaking with host Abby Phillip, longtime D.C. insider Chuck Todd noted that the president was doing all he could earlier in the week after he created a firestorm by telling an NBC host he wasn't sure if he was supposed to follow the Constitution.

That, in turn, led the embattled president to propose re-opening the Alcatraz prison despite the fact that is has been falling into disrepair for decades.

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Pointing out that the NBC interview with host Kirsten Welker "didn't go well," Todd added, "Suddenly, instead of that being the thing, 'Oh, let me throw up this Alcatraz thing.'"

"I do think sometimes –– I’m with you guys –– it’s just, what do they call it, flak? You know, to distract the fighter jets, what are you shooting at? We cannot take the bait and I completely agree. But he’s obsessed with being in history. He wants, maybe he really is afraid that he is not going to be more than one page in the history book."

He then pointed out, "And I promise you, guess what buddy? You probably maybe will be two because you’re impeached twice," before adding, "No president ever lives as long in the history books as they think they will."

"You’re so right about that, because maybe it’s all these things at once, right? Trump wants to be a historical figure. And in his mind, it’s acquiring territory. It’s renaming things," host Phillip contributed. "He really would love to be on the Mount Rushmore. I think he’s maybe realized that that’s like a little bit tough of a sell. But this is important to him."

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