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A photograph captured during Attorney General Pam Bondi’s explosive congressional hearing on Wednesday may very well go on to become the “defining picture” of her legacy, MS NOW’s “Morning Joe” said on Friday.

Held by the House Judiciary Committee, Wednesday’s hearing saw Bondi grilled by Democratic lawmakers over what they said was the Justice Department’s continued failure to hold potential co-conspirators of Jeffrey Epstein accountable for their alleged crimes. The hearing also saw six survivors of Epstein’s abuse attend the hearing, standing behind Bondi.

An author who has written four books about President Donald Trump revealed a strange detail about the president's marriage.

Journalist Michael Wolff said during an interview on "Inside Trump's Head," a podcast he co-hosted with Hugh Dougherty, executive editor of The Daily Beast, that the relationship between Donald and Melania Trump is "remote at best." He added that the two don't even live in the same state, with the first lady spending most of her time between Mar-a-Lago and the Trump properties in New York.

A Republican Senator from Ohio voted to block the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files after receiving a campaign donation from one of the convicted sex criminal's co-conspirators, according to a report.

Sen. Jon Husted (R-OH) received a $3,500 donation from Leslie Wexner, the former founder of Victoria's Secret, just three months before he voted to block a Senate resolution that would have forced President Donald Trump's administration to release the files earlier than they did, TiffinOhio reported on Thursday.

A Republican state lawmaker in Colorado got fired up on Thursday after he was confronted about false allegations he made against his colleagues.

Scott Bottoms, a Republican running for Colorado Governor, said during a campaign stop last weekend that there is a pedophile ring being run out of the Colorado state capitol and the governor's office, a claim that he made without evidence. He also said he will reveal the names of those participating in the ring if Coloradans elect him Governor.

A Texas state house candidate posted an artificial intelligence-generated image of himself for his campaign — but it didn't get received quite the way he may have hoped.

Tom Glass of McDade, running for the 17th House District, posted the picture alongside his announcement of a key endorsement, while fully admitting it to be AI-generated.

A Democrat revealed on Thursday that he witnessed horrific conditions for immigrants detained at a local Immigration and Customs Enforcement holding facility.

Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) posted on X that he paid a surprise visit to the ICE field facility in Baltimore, and what he saw was "disgraceful."

Political analysts and observers may have left this week's Congressional deposition of Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell wanting more, but Congress still has a trick up its sleeve to make Maxwell sing, according to one lawyer.

Maxwell appeared before the House Oversight Committee on Monday for a closed-door deposition, where she invoked her Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. Ahead of the hearing, Maxwell claimed that she was willing to clear President Donald Trump's name in exchange for clemency, an offer that the president has so far resisted.

Federal officials are accusing the Pima County Sheriff's Office of withholding "key evidence" in the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie, Reuters reported on Thursday.

"The FBI asked Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos for physical evidence in the case, including a glove and DNA from the home of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, to be processed at the FBI's national crime laboratory in Quantico, Virginia, but Nanos has insisted instead on using a private lab in Florida, the official said," per the report. "Outsourcing forensic analysis to a Florida contractor, effectively denying the access of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to crucial evidence in the case, is delaying the FBI ability to assist in the case, according to the official."

The Border Patrol agent who shot a Chicago teacher five times is now under criminal investigation, MS NOW reported on Thursday.

"Christopher Parente, an attorney for Marimar Martinez, said an assistant U.S. attorney in Indiana confirmed to him that Border Patrol agent Charles Exum is the subject of an investigation into the shooting of Martinez, a 31-year-old U.S. citizen and Montessori school teacher," said the report. "Lawyers for the government — which unsuccessfully tried to prosecute Martinez for assaulting an officer — have stated in court that there was a 'separate but related ongoing criminal investigation,' but have not specified its focus, according to MS NOW’s review of filings."