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Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) ignited an online firestorm over the weekend after taking a jab at President Donald Trump’s unusually close relationship with his 35-year-old female aide Natalie Harp, leading to a trove of adoring letters she wrote the president to resurface.

Speaking at a rally in Atlanta, Georgia, Ossoff argued that Trump would rather “build his ballroom and travel with Natalie” than “do his job,” a remark that created an explosion of online interest in Harp, who has been referred to as Trump's "human binky." Search queries on Google for Harp’s name increased by 1,600% this week compared to the previous week, and an increase of 5,000% when compared with the same period last year, resulting in Harp’s unnerving letters resurfacing.

Disney is fighting back against the Trump administration — and FCC Chair Brendan Carr in particular -- and at least one federal regulator is cheering it on.

The Walt Disney Co. and ABC sued the Federal Communications Commission Tuesday, seeking to block an "unusual early license renewal process" the companies call a "free-speech attack." It's one of the most aggressive legal challenges a media corporation has mounted against the Trump administration, reports NBC News.

U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro's push to jail an alleged World War II Memorial vandal backfired when the judge cited her own filing to deny the demand.

Magistrate Judge Matthew Sharbaugh on Monday ordered Melissa Farris, 41, released from custody on two felony charges stemming from the Aug. 13 spray-painting of the World War II Memorial. Farris was sent home to Kentucky under court supervision.

A Florida Republican from Donald Trump's home district could potentially face the death penalty under a law he had championed as a state legislator.

Mike Caruso, the Palm Beach County clerk of courts and a staunch ally of Gov. Ron DeSantis, was arrested Tuesday morning on child sexual abuse charges, and a plugged-in reporter in the state pointed out a morbid irony in the case.

In the wake of a “Trump Superstore” in Tennessee shuttering due to a lack of business, several former supporters of President Donald Trump took the shop’s imminent closure as an omen that the MAGA movement had officially died.

“I can’t remember the last time I saw someone wearing a MAGA hat or Trump shirt,” wrote former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), previously one of Trump’s most loyal followers before their split last year amid disputes over Jeffrey Epstein.

FBI Director Kash Patel's legal team acknowledged in a court filing that his security detail possessed "breaching equipment" after a report about his alcohol use claimed the director had been unreachable.

Last month, The Atlantic moved to dismiss a $250 million lawsuit brought by Patel in April after the magazine reported he had alarmed colleagues with excessive drinking and unexplained absences as FBI director.

Democrats have found a new midterm tool, and it involves a lot more skin.

According to Axios, the party is leaning into sex appeal across its social feeds, serving up unbuttoned shirts on CNN, bare biceps on the rally stage, made-for-TikTok b-roll and the return of the tan suit.

Alan Dershowitz, the attorney who represented both Donald Trump and his friend, sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, says he was personally vouched for by the lawyer representing one of Epstein's most prominent accusers.

That lawyer says it never happened.

White House communications director Steven Cheung provided a characteristically scenery-chewing response to Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA), and a former Republican insider shed light on his antics.

The Georgia Democrat kicked off a political firestorm by highlighting rumors about President Donald Trump and his close personal aide Natalie Harp, and the White House issued an official response through Cheung that rudely misspelled Ossoff's name and casually mixed in sexual innuendo.

Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta expressed his shock and disgust Tuesday following the White House’s “deeply personal attack” on a reporter that invoked their children, an attack that Acosta argued reached a “new low” even for the Trump administration.

President Donald Trump snapped at CNN’s Kristen Holmes on Monday after she asked about his especially close relationship with his 35-year-old female aide Natalie Harp, a relationship so close that it’s reportedly “unnerved people around” the president. Trump’s staffers followed suit, attacking Holmes online.