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One member of the Supreme Court of the United States' (SCOTUS) liberal minority didn't hold back in blasting both her conservative colleagues and President Donald Trump's administration.

On Thursday, SCOTUS ruled in favor of the Trump administration regarding the deportation of immigrants to countries other than the one in which they were born. While the administration initially planned to send immigrants to countries like Libya and South Sudan, U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy (who was appointed by former President Joe Biden) ruled in April that the administration's proposal for the new deportation destinations was illegal.

Two Democratic political strategists warned the GOP on Thursday that they were drinking some "deadly Kool-Aid" by voting to pass President Donald Trump's massive domestic spending bill.

Overall, estimates suggest the bill will add more than $3 trillion to the national deficit over the next decade. It will also kick more than 11 million people off Medicaid and reduce public benefits for impoverished children and the elderly. The House of Representatives passed it on Thursday by a party-line vote, sending it to Trump's desk.

President Donald Trump took a victory lap Thursday night at the Iowa State Fairgrounds in Des Moines and touted the passing of his signature "Big Beautiful Bill." But he couldn't slip one falsehood past pesky internet observers.

An exuberant Trump bragged to MAGA attendees, "Just as I promised, we're making the Trump Tax Cuts permanent, and delivering no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and no tax on social security for our great seniors."

President Donald Trump casually used an antisemitic slur during his Thursday night rally in Iowa.

Trump was talking about a provision in his mega budget and domestic policy bill that made the $15 million estate tax threshold permanent. That means people who own estates valued at less than $15 million can transfer them to their children or heirs tax-free.

Officials at the Ruben Salazar High School in the Southern California city of Pico Rivera were horrified after footage appeared to show an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent urinating in public on the premises of the facility.

According to The New York Times, "The sight of federal agents alone was alarming on the morning of June 17, a Tuesday, less than two weeks after the Trump administration sent the National Guard to the Los Angeles region to protect federal officials who had ramped up their raids targeting undocumented immigrants. Then, the agents, some wearing fatigues, emerged from the vehicles. At least eight of them ducked behind storage containers on campus, some peering over their shoulders. In the shadows, one at a time, the men appeared to relieve themselves, based on footage captured by overhead security cameras."

CBS News anchor John Dickerson became the latest network heavyweight to publicly rebuke CBS’s parent company, Paramount Global, after its $16 million settlement with President Donald Trump – a move he called a blow to journalistic integrity and public trust.

In a blistering monologue during CBS Evening News Plus on Wednesday, Dickerson tore into the company’s decision to pay Trump to end his $20 billion lawsuit over a “60 Minutes” interview with former Vice President Kamala Harris.

CNN's Brianna Keilar was floored by some of the comments President Donald Trump made on Thursday during a press conference before he traveled to Iowa for an event.

Trump told reporters that he made "no progress" with Russian President Vladimir Putin during a nearly hour-long phone call between the two leaders. That admission seems to contradict Trump's previous statements about his interactions with Putin.

Alina Habba, the former defense attorney for President Donald Trump currently serving as his top federal prosecutor in New Jersey, has been under professional investigation for a year in a matter that could strip her license to practice law, NOTUS reported Thursday.

The issue stems from a widely-reported incident in which Alice Bianco, a waitress at Trump's Bedminster, New Jersey, golf club, reported sexual harassment by a fellow employee. Habba allegedly posed as an outside attorney advising her to accept a $15,000 hush money deal, when in reality she was operating on behalf of Trump's club to minimize the amount they would have to pay out.

A GOP lawmaker wants President Donald Trump's bust "promptly" added to Mount Rushmore after Trump's mega domestic policy and budget bill passed.

Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) penned a letter Thursday to Secretary Doug Burgum at the Department of the Interior requesting that Burgum "explore the addition" of Trump's likeness to the national monument.

Daytime talk show host Dr. Phil McGraw's startup right-wing cable network is declaring bankruptcy — and he's suing a prominent televangelist broadcast network he had partnered with to get it set up.

According to Variety, "Merit Street filed for bankruptcy and the related lawsuit naming TBN as a defendant with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in the Northern District of Texas on Wednesday (July 2). The complaint alleges that TBN, which was Merit Street’s broadcast partner, reneged on its obligations and instead 'abused its position as the controlling shareholder.' As a result, Merit Street claims in the lawsuit, it was forced to 'pay or incur obligations to third parties in excess of $100 million.'"

MAGA fans were none too happy Thursday evening as President Donald Trump endorsed a Republican Congressman often criticized by his own party for not being sufficiently conservative.

Trump addressed Minnesotans to give a full-throated endorsement of Rep. Tom Emmer (R-MN).

Elon Musk is being courted by one of President Donald Trump's biggest political enemies as the fallout between the two billionaires intensifies.

Social media users in China posted some glowing remarks about Musk after he threatened to start a new political party in response to Republicans passing Trump's budget, The Guardian reported. Musk had previously described the budget as "political suicide" for Republicans before walking his comments back.

Legal experts and lawyers were aghast on Thursday after the Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump's administration can deport eight immigrants to South Sudan.

The case stemmed from an effort by the Trump administration to deport immigrants to third countries where they have no ties. A lower court issued an injunction against the deportations. However, the Supreme Court said in an unsigned order that the judge's order is "unenforceable."