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A Republican candidate endorsed by President Donald Trump for governor of Arizona is suspending her campaign — but this doesn't mean Trump has no cards to play in the race.

On Thursday, former Arizona Board of Regents member Karrin Taylor Robson posted her withdrawal announcement, exactly a year after she began her campaign.

A pair of GOP analysts were flabbergasted on Thursday by former Customs and Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino's "gross' and "very sad" tweet storm.

Bovino sent off a series of posts on X last night, in which he made strange comments, like asking a reporter covering President Donald Trump's deportation forces to make him a pie and telling an anonymous MAGA account he wanted to try beaver meat. Bovino also admitted to having tried raccoon meat during the tirade.

President Donald Trump's DOJ got a tongue-lashing on MS NOW's "Deadline: White House" on Thursday as anchor Nicolle Wallace dismantled their botched efforts to criminally prosecute Democratic lawmakers.

"There are signs everywhere that there are, in fact, some checks remaining on the Trump administration's worst impulses and excesses," said Wallace. "We saw it this week with the Department of Justice, when they were handed a resounding defeat by a grand jury, when Jeanine Pirro's office tried and failed to indict six Democratic lawmakers who simply released a video, 90 seconds, urging the men and women of the military to refuse any illegal orders."

Experts were outraged on Thursday after the Trump administration moved to kill a landmark scientific determination that limited the amount of greenhouse gases vehicles can emit.

The determination, known as the endangerment finding, gave the Environmental Protection Agency the authority to limit the buildup of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere because they endanger public health and welfare, The Guardian reported. The rule prohibits the government from tracking climate-warming emissions from cars and trucks, which are the country's single biggest source of pollution.

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) called on Attorney General Pam Bondi to expose the name of a "political figure" who competed against former Gov. Jeb Bush (R-FL) in the Iowa presidential caucuses. The name appeared in an email to Jeffrey Epstein, but was curiously redacted by the Justice Department.

"I saw this email at DOJ today. This is a political figure who shouldn't have been redacted. It's a direct violation of @RepThomasMassie and my Epstein Files Transparency Act," Khanna wrote in a Thursday post on X.

The Wall Street Journal revealed new details Thursday about the classified whistleblower complaint against Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard — and it involves President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner.

According to the report, the complaint concerns an intercepted conversation that two foreign nationals had about Kushner, who has held a number of mostly informal roles in White House policymaking and diplomacy, particularly during Trump's first term in office.

President Donald Trump is tearing apart not just the country, but his own base of support, as he threatens retribution against Republicans who oppose his tariffs, former Gov. John Kasich (R-OH) told MS NOW's Katy Tur on Thursday.

This drama culminated in a vote on Wednesday in which a small group of Republicans defected to block House leadership's effort to curtail a vote on tariffs, then an even greater number joined Democrats to oppose Trump's tariffs against Canada.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. revealed that he did not fear COVID-19 because he "used to snort cocaine off of toilet seats."

During an interview on Thursday, Kennedy recalled that he had met podcaster Theo Von at an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.

Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) revealed that President Donald Trump had a habit of interrupting him when he was having sex.

During a Thursday interview with MAGA influencer Benny Johnson, Mullin claimed that Trump only slept five minutes a night.