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'Bad news for Nancy Mace': Trump thumbs nose at MAGA firebrand in governor's race

President Donald Trump made an endorsement in the crowded contest for governor of South Carolina — in a potentially big blow to multiple other candidates trying to run as MAGA disciples.

"Highly Respected and very popular Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina, Pam Evette, is an America First Patriot who has been with me from the very beginning," wrote Trump on his Truth Social platform Friday. "She never wavered, never let me down, and was the only South Carolina Gubernatorial Candidate to Endorse me as soon as I launched my 2024 Presidential Campaign. She crisscrossed South Carolina and other States for me, and I said, at the time, that this is truly something which I cannot forget!"

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Judge confronts Trump DOJ lawyer in the courtroom: report

A federal judge confronted a Department of Justice, or DOJ, lawyer during a pretrial hearing over the firing of Maurene Comey, daughter of former FBI Director James Comey.

Maurene, a DOJ prosecutor who played a key role in cases against Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, was fired last year via a letter, citing Article II presidential powers, reports Politico. Comey's attorney, Ellen Blain, characterized the DOJ's argument as a "novel and breathtaking theory" of presidential power.

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'Paxton is cooked': Eyes widen as new polls add to GOP's worst fears in Texas

Texas Republicans got an ominous new sign on Friday that they have a competitive U.S. Senate election.

According to the newest poll from the Texas Public Opinion Research, Democratic state lawmaker and Presbyterian minister James Talarico is leading Republican state Attorney General Ken Paxton 47 to 43 — notably, being one of the first polls to show Talarico relatively close to the 50 percent threshold, meaning Republicans would have to win a very large majority of undecided voters to overcome this lead if it is true.

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Trump-friendly journalist in talks for White House role: report

A right-wing journalist apparently favored by President Donald Trump revealed he was under consideration for a "special government employee" position with the White House, according to a report from The New York Times on Friday.

John Solomon, who reported on the federal investigation into potential connections between Trump's campaign and Russia in the 2016 election and questioned the intelligence community, confirmed he was in talks to join the Trump administration. He created the website Just the News in 2020, where he has worked as editor-in-chief.

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Ex-insider claims Trump's 'fail phase' is here in chilling warning for America

Former Trump official turned critic Miles Taylor anticipated that President Donald Trump's latest business venture — Trump Mobile — could be "a prophecy of what’s to come."

Taylor wrote in an opinion piece for The i Paper on Friday about his experience working with Trump during the president's first administration, revealing what motivated Trump the most: cash.

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Trump flies into rage as judge yanks his name from Kennedy Center

Trump can't stand losing his name on the Kennedy Center and showed it in a lengthy Truth Social post on Friday afternoon.

"The Radical Left Democrats care more about opposing your favorite president, ME, than saving a dying Performing Arts Center," Trump wrote.

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'Comics Unleashed' with Byron Allen receives terrible reviews amid premier

The Guardian's Andrew Lawrence delivered a scathing review of Byron Allen's "Comics Unleashed," the official replacement for Stephen Colbert's "Late Show" in CBS's 11:30 p.m. slot.

"The applause, dear God, the applause," Lawrence wrote.

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Trump DOJ could be burying 'alarming' details about Mar-a-Lago case: experts

Legal experts are warning that the Department of Justice could be trying to bury "alarming information" about the case involving a stash of classified documents at Mar-a-Lago.

During an episode of the All Rise News podcast, legal journalists Adam Klasfeld and Michael Popok spoke about the Jack Smith report, an investigation into Trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election and his retention of classified documents at his Florida residence. The report "was funded by taxpayers but not released to the taxpaying public," Klasfeld noted, because of a ruling by a federal judge that kept volume two of the report sealed.

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Gleeful Nicolle Wallace details Trump's 'humiliating' day in court: 'Hits keep coming'

President Donald Trump has been having a very bad day in court — and MS NOW's Nicolle Wallace barely managed to contain her glee reporting on his losses.

"The legal hits keep coming," said Wallace. "Today, earlier, a federal judge out of Virginia ruled that DOJ's so-called 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' must freeze and that no money can be disbursed until she hears a motion challenging the fund's very existence."

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'Going to have a hissy': Kennedy Center blow triggers deluge of Trump mockery

A judge ruled on Friday that President Donald Trump's move to add his name to the Kennedy Center violated the law — and the internet responded to the president's latest legal blow.

U.S. District Judge Casey Cooper wrote that the law "makes crystal clear that the Center is to be named for President Kennedy." Kennedy Center officials were ordered to remove Trump's name from signage at the performing arts center.

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'Something happening' in Texas as furious GOP voter says she will 'turncoat' against party

Texas Republicans have to deal with more than just being stuck with scandal-plagued Attorney General Ken Paxton as they hope to hang onto a US Senate seat sought by Democratic rising star James Talarico.

According to a report from MS NOW’s Josh Einiger, there is a massive groundswell of anger aimed at AI data centers and voters are blaming the Republican Party for turning a blind eye to their concerns.

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Jimmy Kimmel roasts Trump's 'Freedom 250 Festival,' as headlines continue to drop out

Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel ridiculed President Donald Trump's "Freedom 250 Festival," a celebration scheduled at the National Mall from June 27 to July 10 and advertised as a nonpartisan commemoration of America's 250th birthday.

The event has suffered significant withdrawals as major artists claim they were misled about its political nature.

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Trump's plan to send Ebola-exposed Americans to Kenya suffers major court blow

Trump's plan to send Ebola-exposed Americans to Kenya instead of bringing them home suffered a major blow, according to reporting by The Daily Beast.

A Kenyan court suspended Trump's plans the day they were supposed to begin, The Beast reported. United States officials planned to quarantine Americans at a Kenyan air force base, with the White House describing it as a "state-of-the-art facility," ABC News reported.

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