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Almost two months after Donald Trump visited Walter Reed Army Hospital for a presidential physical, with the White House later disclosing he underwent “advanced imaging,” questions have been raised over whether he underwent an MRI and, if so, why.

The president has talked openly about having an MRI, but has been cagey about what part of his body was imaged and why, which answered the overriding question, but deepened the mystery.

Dozens of grandmothers in a deep-red area of Ohio have been protesting their county's agreement to help President Donald Trump's mass deportation campaign.

The group of Butler County residents has been showing up to county commission meetings for weeks to speak out against an agreement reached by conservative Sheriff Richard Jones with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to detain people facing deportation in the county jail, reported The Cincinnati Enquirer.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt attempted to put to rest questions about President Donald Trump's recent MRI after a physical.

Following Trump's admission that he had "no idea" which body parts were scanned, Leavitt provided additional information at Monday's White House press briefing.

Attempting to meet Donald Trump’s July 2026 deadline to refashion government websites where private information is shared, the National Design Studio is creating websites that have all the appearances of leaving gaping security holes, experts warned Monday.

According to a report from NOTUS, the president demanded in an executive order for the websites to be “usable and beautiful," but the early results are raising alarms among security experts.

Former Department of Justice immigration judge Tania Nemer sued Attorney General Pam Bondi after the government said she was fired because President Donald Trump had the right to discriminate against her sex.

In a lawsuit filed on Monday, Nemer said that Trump had ordered her fired just 15 days after taking office, even though she "received the highest possible performance rating."

Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin boasted last week that the “Democratic Party is back” following the party’s sweeping victories in last month’s elections, and conservative commentator Joe Concha, when pressed Monday on Fox Business to respond, winced before conceding to the claim.

Democrats had a strong showing last month after winning two contested gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey, expanding their House majority in the Virginia legislature, winning races in Virginia for lieutenant governor and attorney general, and fending off independent mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo with Zohran Mamdani's victory in New York City.

President Donald Trump presented Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro with an ultimatum during their recent phone call, according to sources, but he instead responded with demands of his own.

The U.S. president confirmed the call had taken place but declined to offer specifics – “I wouldn’t say it went well or badly, it was a phone call," is all Trump would say about it — but sources told the Miami Herald that he sent a "blunt message" to Maduro as part of a months-long pressure campaign.

Indiana state Sen. Jean Leising (R) said she was the newest victim of threats after refusing a demand from President Donald Trump to redistrict the state ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.

In a Sunday post on X, Leising revealed that her home "was the target of a pipe bomb threat on Saturday evening."