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President Donald Trump's administration made a significant promise to the American people that he's having a hard time keeping, according to some experts.

Trump's trade advisor, Peter Navarro, promised back in April that the administration would make 90 trade deals within 90 days. However, progress has been difficult to come by, to say the least. Now, Trump administration officials like Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent are beginning to change their tune.

President Donald Trump's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files saga may have permanently damaged his reputation with his base, according to one columnist.

Ahmed Baba described the impact of Trump's decision not to release the Epstein files, as he promised to do on the 2024 presidential campaign trail, during an appearance on CNN's "NewsNight with Abby Phillip." The comments come at a time when Trump is searching for ways to distract his base from the Epstein files altogether.

President Donald Trump's luck in the courtroom may be starting to run out, according to a former federal prosecutor.

Glenn Kirschner, MSNBC legal analyst and the host of the "Justice Matters" podcast, created a short podcast episode about Trump's attempts to find a friendly judge for his lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal. He sued the outlet last week for $20 billion for defamation over the recent report about a "bawdy" letter that Trump sent to Epstein for his 50th birthday.

A right-wing legal advocacy group known for filing lawsuits against the regulatory state is once again targeting President Donald Trump's powers to unilaterally enact tariffs on imported goods.

In a new statement released on Monday, the New Civil Liberties Alliance unveiled its new legal complaint against the tariff system imposed by the Trump administration, filed in the Western District of Texas.

Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) warned on Monday's edition of MSNBC's "The Weeknight" that Fox News put itself in a position where it could be sued on exactly the same grounds as President Donald Trump's legal complaint against CBS — a case experts widely considered frivolous, but which CBS' parent company nonetheless settled, allegedly to avoid regulatory action against their merger.

"That Fox News interview where he was asked about this," said anchor Alicia Menendez. "You are concerned that they edited the files. He was asked if he would declassify the files. He says, yeah, yeah, I would, or at least that's how it appears in their edit. In the raw footage, Trump clearly refuses to unequivocally endorse full declassification. Why is that important to you?"

Almost every night, President Donald Trump apparently calls top Cabinet officials for late-night conversations. One of those officials recently opened up about what he and Trump discuss.

Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick recently did an extensive interview with the New Yorker's Antonia Hitchens (daughter of the late writer Christopher Hitchens), in which he discussed a variety of topics surrounding the president's second term. He told the outlet that every night before he goes to bed — usually around 1 AM — Trump will call him to talk. He noted that while some of these conversations are about policy, Trump also sometimes just wants to gossip.

President Donald Trump received a brutal fact check on Monday from one of his former close associates.

Michael Cohen, who was once described as Trump's "fixer," argued in an op-ed for MeidasTouch that Trump's approval rating proves the president is unpopular among wide swaths of Americans. That's despite Trump's repeated claims that his second term has been one of the most "consequential" in modern history, as one of his posts on Truth Social suggests.

A 35-year-old pregnant mother in Tennessee reportedly became the first known case in the state of someone being refused prenatal care by a physician because she was unmarried. Nashville Banner reported Sunday, citing the woman, that the refusal was based on the doctor’s objection to her marital status.

According to the report, the woman, who has been with her partner for 15 years and is already mother to a 13‑year‑old, shared her story at a town hall in Jonesborough, Tennessee, on Thursday.

Members of the GOP are starting to call for the Attorney General to testify about her knowledge of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

On Monday, Rep. Warren Davidson (R-OH) told CNN's Manu Raju that he would like to see Attorney General Pam Bondi testify before a House committee about the files. His comments come after the Department of Justice issued an unsigned memo contradicting many of President Donald Trump's comments about the files. At the same time, reports indicate that the FBI has engaged more than 1,000 agents to comb through the files and flag any mentions of Trump's name.

House Republicans are so terrified of being put on record either way with a vote on the exploding Jeffrey Epstein controversy that they are now talking about ending the session early and going on summer break to avoid it, congressional reporter Jamie Dupree posted to X on Monday.

"Two GOP members of the House Rules Committee told us no rule will be produced for bills this week, all because the GOP can't figure out a path," wrote Dupree. "For those not on Capitol Hill, this is a House GOP debacle. They are so scared of votes re: Epstein that they will punt most of this week's legislative schedule and start their summer break early."

A spokesman for President Donald Trump lost it Monday evening after The Daily Beast resurfaced old comments Trump made about having an "age limit" for women.

The report noted that Trump’s remarks about dating young women have been thrust back into the limelight as questions swirl about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

President Donald Trump's latest social media rant accused former Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden, as well as former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, of perpetrating what he called the "crime of the century."

Trump's Monday evening rant on his Truth Social platform referenced his longstanding falsehood that the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election and possible coordination with his campaign was a baseless hit job orchestrated by political enemies.

Retired police chief and Brown University professor Brandon del Pozo tore into U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers for wearing masks and concealing their identities during President Donald Trump's immigration raids — and claimed their reasoning for doing so is nonsense.

"Let's get right to the heart of this," said anchor Melissa Murray. "ICE says that the masks are absolutely necessary to protect the safety of their agents and to prevent doxing. But you argue that anonymous policing poses even greater threats to society. Can you elaborate?"