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Business owner tells CNN: 'I wish they would have had a conversation with me beforehand'

Business owner Candy Whitehurst broke down in tears on CNN Wednesday.

Whitehurst owns the Florida-based sewing shop Sewing Box.

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MS NOW host mocks Mike Lindell's 'absurd' election math meltdown: 'Not even close'

MS NOW's Jacob Soboroff opened Wednesday's edition of "All In" with a profile of one of the most colorful MAGA election deniers to get dealt a defeat this year.

Specifically, he said, it went down in Minnesota, "where Mike Lindell, the MyPillow guy, aka Mike Pillow, aka Lumpy Pillow Kiss My You-Know-What, was a candidate in the Republican primary for governor. Lindell used his own money to spread election lies in the lead-up to January 6th" — and he was even photographed exiting the White House "with a memo appearing to bear the phrases 'Insurrection Act now' and 'martial law if necessary.'"

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'Unthinkable' offer in Trump DOJ case floors ex-prosecutor: 'Are you on crack?'

A former prosecutor was stunned that lawyers for an Indian billionaire offered the Justice Department a $10 billion investment in exchange for dropping criminal fraud charges.

During an episode of Illegal News, ex-DOJ prosecutor Andrew Weissmann added that it was "unthinkable" that defense lawyers for Gautam Adani would put the offer in writing and said the case "stinks to high heaven."

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'Think about what this means': Trump's weakness exposed as candidate begs for cash on TV

Ken Paxton's recent appearance on Fox News left one political analyst stunned.

Paxton, the Texas attorney general running against Democrat James Talarico for Sen. John Cornyn's (R-TX) seat, recently appeared on Fox News with host Maria Bartiromo, where he all but begged donors to give to his campaign. That happened at a time when CNN had reported that Talarico's campaign had significantly more cash on hand than Paxton.

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Rumor mill churns as Los Angeles Lakers put up for sale

Mark Walter, the Dodgers owner under federal investigation for potential fraud, has agreed to sell the Los Angeles Lakers to Josh Kushner, brother of President Donald Trump's son-in-law, and Bob Iger, Disney's former CEO.

The sale is supposedly valued at over $12 billion.

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Stephen Miller's 'putrid and hateful' rant on Fox News instantly backfires: 'Oof'

President Donald Trump's deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller worked himself into a shouting frenzy on Fox News Wednesday evening against the Democratic Party.

"Everything that President Trump has done, think about this," Miller told anchor Will Cain. "Everything he's done to try to dismantle that ideology, the left is taking him to court. Every beautiful thing he wants to build, they want to block. Every mile of the border he wants to secure, they want to stop. Every illegal alien he wants to deport, they want to keep here."

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Insiders reveal Karoline Leavitt suffered 'burnout' for months from 'thankless job'

Outgoing White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt "quickly realized" months ago that she wanted to leave President Donald Trump, according to a new report.

Insiders told The Daily Mail that Leavitt realized shortly after returning from maternity leave in July that she wanted to leave. Trump finally announced her departure via a Truth Social post on Wednesday.

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Ex-White House doctor flags signs Trump's health is a 'much bigger concern'

President Donald Trump's swelling in his legs could signal a "much bigger concern" than a benign issue, a former White House doctor said.

During an appearance on CNN on Wednesday, Jonathan Reiner, best known as Dick Cheney's former cardiologist, discussed swelling in Trump's legs, dark marks on his hands, and his falling asleep in meetings. Trump's physician has said it's caused by chronic venous insufficiency.

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Suspicious details of Trump's secret plane swap revealed by Air Force One photographer

A New York Times photographer on Wednesday revealed several suspicious new details in President Donald Trump's plane swap amid a threat.

Douglas Mills, a photojournalist who was on Air Force One with the press corps as the group headed back from Turkey after a NATO summit in July with Trump and several administration officials, told CNN's Erin Burnett the incident was "alarming" after learning Trump had left the plane in a catering truck.

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Trump taps judge who helped gut voting rights for lifetime appeals court seat

President Donald Trump announced that he's nominating Lee Rudofsky to the U.S. Court of Appeals despite a questionable record.

On Wednesday, Trump posted on Truth Social that Rudofsky will be nominated to serve on the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals, despite his record as a federal judge who ruled that private citizens can't sue under the Voting Rights Act.

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Sailors reportedly hurl themselves overboard the USS Abraham Lincoln

Multiple sailors have reportedly attempted to go overboard from the USS Abraham Lincoln during an open-ended deployment, now nearing nine months at sea.

Annabelle Loma's husband attempted to jump overboard and is now on medical hold, fearing a dishonorable discharge will end his 13-year Navy career, according to Military Times.

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Trump rants about pricey 'Watchtowers' in push to end clock changes

President Donald Trump once again demanded on Wednesday that the Senate pass legislation to make Daylight Saving Time permanent.

"People are sick and tired of having to change their clocks twice a year," Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. "It is foolish, inconvenient and, in some cases, very costly. For Cities and States with Watchtowers, and hard-to-reach places, it costs Millions of Dollars. A recent case was made that it is also bad for your health in the anxiety it creates."

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'Purveyor of fabrications': Columnist blasts Karoline Leavitt's legacy as she exits

A columnist excoriated President Donald Trump's press secretary after she announced her resignation on Wednesday.

Karoline Leavitt, who has been Trump's chief communicator since the beginning of his second term, announced she would step away at the end of the month to spend time with her family after having a baby in May. The news came as a surprise to some in the White House, considering that the midterms are less than three months away.

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