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A war among conservatives erupted into open accusations on Friday after an ICE arrest at a Louisiana airport of a far-right former MAGA ally who credited himself with getting President Donald Trump elected.

Agents took British right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos into custody on Aug. 27 at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, the Department of Homeland Security said in a statement posted Friday afternoon.

Country star Jelly Roll has finally broken his silence on politics, to criticize President Donald Trump while guest-hosting "Jimmy Kimmel Live" — and right-wing media is furious.

On Friday, far-right talk show host Benny Johnson tore into Jelly Roll, real name Jason Bradley DeFord, in a lengthy rant posted to X, accusing him of declaring war on MAGA and destroying his own traditional base of support.

President Donald Trump’s fiery social media attack on New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman ignited swift backlash Friday as critics quickly piled on.

Trump on Friday called Haberman an “unattractive person,” a “scammer,” and a “stalker” while demanding she surrender “any and all money” earned from reporting about him. Trump unleashed his barrage of threats and insults following a report about his plans for the anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

President Donald Trump's administration told the Supreme Court its controversial White House ballroom project is "65% finished" to argue it's too late for judges to halt construction.

But newly reviewed budget and internal records suggest that number doesn't add up, The Washington Post reported.

President Donald Trump’s push to slap America’s name on major bodies of water could soon expand to the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, an idea that left The Jim Acosta Show dumbfounded.

Trump floated renaming one or both oceans Thursday while celebrating his decision to change Lake Ontario to “Lake America” amid escalating tensions with Canada.

President Donald Trump erupted at New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman on social media Friday, calling her a “stalker” and demanding that she surrender money earned from reporting about him.

“Maggot Hagerman, the Fake Reporter from The Failing New York Times, an unattractive person both inside and out,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform before adding that the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist was “a SCAMMER!”

Three judges appointed by President Trump just delivered a major legal blow to prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket — rejecting the very industry the Trump administration has been actively defending as federally regulated financial exchanges rather than gambling.

According to CNN, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled unanimously Friday that Nevada regulators can treat sports-related prediction contracts as gambling subject to state oversight, rejecting Kalshi and Crypto.com's bid to block the state from shutting down their operations. The 3-0 panel found sports event contracts don't qualify as federally regulated derivatives, directly contradicting the position the platforms and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission have pushed under Trump's watch.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche tried to avoid swearing under oath about his redactions in the Epstein files case by slipping in a six-month-old letter to Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-IA) into government records overnight and then telling a judge that it was something it wasn't.

Senior U.S. District Judge Emmet Sullivan had ordered the Justice Department to respond by Thursday, after ruling in June that it was violating the Epstein files transparency law, which required an explanation for redactions. That explanation was never published in the Federal Register even though the law set a deadline of Dec. 19, 2025.

Rhode Island's House Speaker and Attorney General are both calling on a Democratic state lawmaker to resign after learning she quietly made a South Carolina home her primary residence — while continuing to collect her legislative salary and serve constituents from 1,000 miles away.

State Rep. Julie Casimiro, who has represented North Kingstown and Exeter since 2017, made her Hardeeville, South Carolina home her primary residence as of July 1, according to Boston Globe reporting. Casimiro isn't running for reelection but says she intends to finish out her current term remotely, continuing to earn her $794.38 biweekly salary plus health insurance until her successor is sworn in this January.