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A legal expert was floored on Thursday after Fulton County, Georgia's lawyers filed a motion to quash President Donald Trump's attempts to keep the voter data his administration recently seized during an FBI raid.

Fulton County's lawyers argued in the court filing that the Trump administration's attempts to conceal evidence from the judge is "arbitrary and capricious," given that the government's case relies on the testimony of the witness. In this case, the government is seeking to limit what an FBI agent testified to under oath when they helped secure the warrant that authorized the raid on Fulton County's election office.

One of President Donald Trump's corporate allies sparked a firestorm on Thursday after his plans to lead a robot revolution in manufacturing were revealed.

The Wall Street Journal reported that Amazon's Jeff Bezos is in talks to raise $100 billion to acquire manufacturing businesses and automate them with artificial intelligence. The report was published at a time when economic experts at the Federal Reserve had expressed concerns about the "almost zero" job growth over the previous year.

President Donald Trump just revealed himself as a "sociopath" for the world to see, according to MS NOW's Chris Hayes.

Hayes opened his show, "All In," on Thursday with a blistering message to viewers.

An economics expert issued a sobering warning on Thursday about the impact President Donald Trump's war in Iran could have at home.

Catherine Rampell, economics editor at The Bulwark, argued in a new article that the war in Iran could cause a few "ticking time-bombs" that already existed in the U.S. economy to finally explode. She mentioned the artificial intelligence bubble, the long-term displacement of white-collar workers, and the collapse of fragile "private credit" markets.

A small Oklahoma public school district with its own police force became the first school in the nation to have an agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to the agency’s records.

But just as quickly, the agreement disappeared from ICE’s website, and school officials deny entering into it.

President Donald Trump's administration sparked outrage on Thursday after it unveiled a "creepy" and "illegal" design for a 24K gold coin to commemorate America's 250th birthday.

The Commission of Fine Arts approved a coin design featuring Trump hunched over, his fists on a desk. It also features a slender-looking characterization of Trump and 13 stars to represent the 13 original colonies. The commission’s vice chair, James McCrery, said the coin should be "as large as possible," CNN reported.

When Joe Kent walked away from his post as the nation's top counterterrorism official to protest the Iran war, the Trump administration and Republican establishment treated it like a minor blip. But Kent's exit has cracked open a fault line that's proving much harder to ignore than party insiders hoped, Politico reported Thursday.

Within 36 hours, former Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson brought Kent onto his massive podcast, and MAGA darling Candace Owens followed suit with a high-profile event at the Trump Hotel. The anti-war populist right seized the moment, and suddenly the narrative shifted from a routine resignation to a potential party-splitting crisis.

MS NOW's Ari Melber on Thursday exposed what he framed as a glaring act of MAGA hypocrisy — playing a side-by-side clip of right-wingers melting down over Bad Bunny's Spanish-language Super Bowl halftime show while Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered an entire address in Spanish.

"Nobody understood a thing!" Fox News host Jesse Watters bemoaned to viewers about the half-time show.

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard appears to have heard President Donald Trump's "clarion call," and it cost her dearly, according to one analyst.

During a hearing before the House Intelligence Committee on Thursday, Gabbard ducked and dodged her way around a question about whether Iran posed an "imminent threat" to the U.S. from Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-CA). Instead, Gabbard insisted that "it would be a disservice to the American people to answer with a mere yes or no."

House Speaker Mike Johnson triggered a social media firestorm Thursday with a false and deliberately misleading claim that Democrats exposed themselves as the "party of PUNCHING PUPPIES."

The House passed the Bill to Outlaw Wounding of Official Working Animals, or BOWOW, Act, which would make any noncitizen convicted of or admitting to harming law enforcement animals deportable. 190 Democrats voted against it, and 15 Democrats crossed over to vote yes.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's press conference on Thursday left two political analysts in disbelief.

Hegseth spoke to the media about the ongoing war in Iran and suggested that the American media was working against the Trump administration's objectives by covering the war negatively. He also bashed America's allies in Europe for not helping the U.S. reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which the Iranian regime effectively blockaded to American and Israeli ships after the two countries began a coordinated bombing campaign in Iran in late February.

Bari Weiss is about to swing the ax at CBS News, according to a new report.

The polarizing top editor plans to lay off dozens of staffers imminently as she reshapes the storied broadcast network, Business Insider reported Thursday. And she has telegraphed the cuts for weeks.