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Unrest brewing in White House as Trump's 'human binky' takes center stage: analyst

Knives are coming out for top Trump aide Natalie Harp among the president's other aides, The Nation correspondent Joan Walsh told MS NOW's Ari Melber.

National attention has flooded onto Harp, sometimes called the "human printer" for her tendency to give Trump favorable printouts on cue, after Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) highlighted the bizarrely close relationship she has with Trump during a campaign speech.

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Pete Hegseth slapped with icy rebuke on CNN after 'lowering the bar' with slur

A Republican political strategist gave an icy rebuke of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of a trans slur while touting his changes at the Pentagon.

Hegseth made the comment Monday at the Iowa State Fair, during a "Salute to the Troops" fundraiser at JR's Southpork Ranch, where he appeared alongside GOP Rep. Zach Nunn (R-IA). Referencing the administration's rebranding of the Pentagon as the "Department of War," he said:

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Trump personally intervened to help most loyal aide get security clearance: report

President Donald Trump's close aide Natalie Harp apparently worked inside the White House for a year without a security clearance, according to a report on Wednesday.

MS NOW's White House correspondent Jake Traylor disclosed the revelation about Harp, who has been at the center of rumors about the nature her relationship with Trump.

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'What do you think he meant?' Pentagon insider fears Trump will drop a nuke

President Donald Trump's hardening stance on Iran has rattled even senior Republican officials and generals in his own Department of Defense, with one calling him "a madman who can't be trusted," according to an insider.

Veteran White House reporter Brian Karem, in a report for Raw America, identified how Trump has been weighing using nuclear weapons against Iran over the past two months.

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Trump vows 'most crushing economic operation ever' as war talks fade to black

President Donald Trump announced on his Truth Social platform he would turn all economic guns on Iran, as his war drags on with no sign of productive talks.

"No one has given the Islamic Republic of Iran a greater opportunity to make a Deal than me," wrote Trump. "TRAGICALLY, for them, they have failed to take it. Therefore, today, I am announcing the MOST CRUSHING ECONOMIC OPERATION EVER TAKEN AGAINST ANY COUNTRY!"

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Devoted Trump aide hurls vulgar insult at cameraman as she 'loses her cool' in spotlight

President Donald Trump's devoted aide lost her cool and hurled a vulgar insult at paparazzi as she faces heightened scrutiny.

According to a Wednesday article by The Daily Mail, the scene unfolded in Washington, D.C., traffic after a cameraman spotted Natalie Harp, Trump's executive aide known for her fawning relationship with the president. The Daily Mail described how Harp appeared to "lose her cool."

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Trump 'screaming in agony' as nemesis delivers 'hornet sting' to Achilles heel: ex-insider

Former Trump aide Miles Taylor divulged why a Democratic lawmaker's attack on President Donald Trump hit so hard.

The former chief of staff at the U.S. Department of Homeland Security explained how claims that Sen. Jon Ossoff's attack on the president and his relationship with aide Natalie Harp was a "low-brow" move, Taylor argued in his Substack on Wednesday.

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Conservative sounds the alarm after shockwave election: 'Coming to a town near you'

A democratic socialist's landslide upset in a red state primary has rattled the party establishment and handed Republicans a fresh warning.

Florida Democratic Senate primary winner Angie Nixon, a former union organizer who has represented Jacksonville in the Florida House since 2020, defeated retired Army intelligence officer Alex Vindman on Tuesday despite being outspent by more than 10 to one, a Wednesday article by The Guardian reported.

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Trump eyeing major cabinet shakeup 'sooner rather than later': insider

President Donald Trump's cabinet could look different — and have a new scapegoat — in the near future as Republicans become more aggravated over the Iran war and the president, an insider said.

Raw America's Brian Karem, a veteran White House correspondent, detailed how Trump has faced mounting pressure over the Iran war as the Republican Party fractures.

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'Disgusting' Senate GOP ad slammed for 'out of bounds' mix-up in the Carolinas

The Senate Leadership Fund, a GOP super PAC, is out with a brutal ad attacking North Carolina Senate candidate Roy Cooper — but they mixed up the Carolinas in their attack.

The ad featured Logan Federico, a 22-year-old woman who was brutally murdered, and tied this killing to Cooper's decision to "release 3,500 North Carolina prisoners" as governor. Cooper's "reckless policies and decision to release 3,500 violent criminals put every family in North Carolina at risk. Stephen’s daughter Logan was a casualty of an agenda," posted the SLF X account.

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Blistering lawsuit accuses ICE contractor of leaving inspectors 'flying in the dark'

A blistering new lawsuit accuses a contractor for President Donald Trump's Immigration and Customs Enforcement of leaving inspectors "flying in the dark" after a tuberculosis outbreak at a facility in Colorado.

On Wednesday, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser filed a lawsuit against Geo Group, a private prison contractor that runs multiple ICE detention facilities in Colorado, after the company failed to provide records about a tuberculosis outbreak that Colorado authorities learned about in June, The Denver Post reported. The lawsuit claims the company has left state inspectors “flying in the dark when it comes to a contagious and deadly infectious disease within its borders," according to the report.

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'Bombshell' report catches 'fork-tongued' Trump DOJ red-handed after denial: analysts

Legal analysts on MeidasTouch's "Legal AF" podcast were gobsmacked this week by what they called a "bombshell" New York Times report.

They said the report caught President Donald Trump's "forked-tongue" Justice Department in the act just days after new Attorney General Todd Blanche declined to pledge that the department would operate independently of the White House.

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Trump's 'enormously long' waste of time baffles CNN pundits: 'He's running the country'

President Donald Trump's impromptu half-hour tour of the White House South Lawn surprised a CNN anchor with his use of time.

During a Wednesday segment on CNN, Kasie Hunt said Trump spent 32 minutes leading reporters around the White House while talking about stones, flagpoles, and his planned ballroom.

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