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Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) exposed a so-called "rug pull" scam that was used to dupe thousands of people who bought President Donald Trump's crypto coin.

During Tuesday's House Financial Services Committee hearing, Waters noted that her "stablecoin" legislation differed from Trump's unregulated crypto coin.

A Fox News reporter’s brutal take down of President Donald Trump’s economic policies as the stock market continued its nosedive Tuesday sparked a wave of online commentary from observers who had plenty to say about the conservative network's correspondent's sudden shift.

The moment unfolded during Tuesday’s White House press briefing when Senior White House Correspondent Peter Doocy pressed White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt on the effect the administration’s efforts to reform the government are having on the stock market.

Dave Portnoy, the controversial founder of Barstool Sports, says President Donald Trump has offered him a position at the Department of Commerce, reported Bloomberg News on Tuesday.

“I got a call, I don’t know, a couple months ago,” Portnoy revealed in a video posted to tech billionaire Elon Musk's X platform. The problem, he continued, is that "a caveat of joining the government is somebody would have to run Barstool."

Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS) warned a House Homeland Security subcommittee that Elon Musk's DOGE was a "nightmare" for national security.

During a Tuesday hearing before the Oversight, Investigations, and Accountability Subcommittee, Thompson told Republicans that DOGE was redundant and dangerous.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford wrote on X that he and U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick discussed the tit-for-tat tariff threats between him and President Donald Trump over the past 24 hours.

According to a joint statement, Lutnick agreed to meet with Ford in Washington, D.C. on Thursday with a U.S. trade representative to discuss a renewed United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, before an April 2 tariff on Canada begins.

As Florida gears up its deputization of state troopers to take part in immigration enforcement, the Highway Patrol can’t hire enough troopers to meet its workforce target, Dave Kerner, director of the Department of Highway and Motor Safety, told a House committee Tuesday.

Republican lawmakers questioned Kerner about the $10.3 million the agency spends on overtime pay for troopers and its efforts to fill the 729 agency-wide vacancies, 138 of which are for sworn troopers. The agency was the first to enroll in an agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, authorizing state troopers to question and detain people living in the country without authorization.

Staffers at what's left of the U.S. Agency for International Development were told to shred and burn documents at agency headquarters in probable violation of the law, according to a report.

Devex reported the email written by Erica Y. Carr, the acting executive secretary of USAID, was sent to a group of staffers who were deemed “essential” and not placed on administrative leave. It instructed them to destroy classified and personnel documents.

The Trump administration is cutting over $600 million from a program designed to help schools and child care facilities buy healthy food from local farmers, the GOP’s latest attack on poor families. The administration is also cutting a similar program that helps local food banks and other organizations feed people. In total, Politico reported, the cuts come to over $1 billion.

“Roughly $660 million that schools and child care facilities were counting on to purchase food from nearby farms through the Local Food for Schools Cooperative Agreement Program in 2025 has been canceled, according to the School Nutrition Association,” Politico reported. “State officials were notified Friday of USDA’s decision to end the LFS program for this year.”

Re-runs of "The Apprentice", the reality TV show that propelled Donald Trump into the US national consciousness, were riding high on Amazon Prime Video on Tuesday, the day after they hit the platform.

The decision to air the program is the latest step in a growing detente between Trump and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, whose relationship had previously been prickly.

A new rule proposed by President Donald Trump's administration would force some Canadian visitors to submit to fingerprinting and other requirements if they want to cross into the U.S.

Bloomberg reported that the draft rule would apply to Canadians visiting the U.S. for over 30 days. The new requirements are set to take effect April 11.