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A professional lip reader revealed on Sunday what President Donald Trump's son Eric told Natalie Harp, his devoted aide, during a seemingly awkward moment between the two during the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in Washington, D.C.

Cameras captured Eric Trump and Harp chatting ahead of the race. The images were broadcast just a couple of days after Eric Trump posted on X that Harp is a "hardworking woman" who "got all of the family genetics," a comment some analysts called cringy.

A Trump administration official has sent the "clearest sign yet" that an economic crisis is on the horizon, and time is running out to avert a total meltdown, according to a new column.

Last week, the U.S. national debt hit $40 trillion, a mark that will raise borrowing costs and make it more expensive for Americans to buy goods such as cars, appliances, and food, according to some economists. The way that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has responded to the crisis has become a clear sign that they understand what's at stake for the U.S. economy, Heather Stewart, economics editor at The Guardian, argued in a new column on Sunday.

MAGA gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds of Florida sparked an internet firestorm on Sunday after he made a wild claim about the ongoing measles outbreak.

Donalds joined CBS News's Margaret Brennan on "Face the Nation" on Sunday, where he was asked about Florida falling below the herd immunity rate for measles. But Donalds' attempt to explain the trend outraged several commentators online.

The Trump administration deported a father of two who helped them prosecute Mexican drug cartels and put him at extreme risk of torture, Maryland court records show.

The man, identified only as John Doe, was the subject of a memorandum opinion filed Friday by U.S. District Judge Stephanie Gallagher.

Teachers and educators were fuming on Sunday after President Donald Trump's education chief fumbled a question about classroom technology during a CNN interview.

Linda McMahon, who founded World Wrestling Entertainment with her husband, Vince, told CNN's Dana Bash on Sunday's broadcast of "State of the Union" that students often spend the first two hours of their school time on their computers, which she said is a good thing because the students have a "one-on-one" tutor. But her comments about the use of artificial intelligence stunned several educators.

Sen. Tim Scott's (R-SC) attempts Sunday to defend President Donald Trump's economy, his controversial colleagues and potentially Islamophobic attacks were met with immediate scorn.

Scott was met with scathing reviews after he discussed on "Meet the Press" Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC), Senate hopeful Ken Paxton, inflation and criticism that Republicans use senatorial hopeful Abdul El-Sayed's religion as fear-monger fodder.

Attendees of President Donald Trump’s Freedom 250 Grand Prix were captured on video Sunday waiting in long lines for water by Washington, D.C.-based journalist Amanda Moore, who expressed confusion at the Trump administration’s planning for the event.

“This is one of the lines for water at the Freedom 250 Grand Prix,” Moore wrote in a social media post on X, alongside a video of countless people lined up in front of a booth with a banner reading: “WATER.” “People in the front told me they have been waiting for half an hour.”

Rudy Giuliani exploded on Newsmax Sunday, threatening to sue Tucker Carlson over his on-air conversation with Hunter Biden about the former New York City Mayor's relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

“Tucker virtually had Hunter on his lap, feeding him a bottle,” Giuliani seethed. “I'm gonna sue him!”

A member of President Donald Trump's Cabinet caused an uproar Sunday as her nonchalant comment on children's education spurred fears of apartheid and the return of child labor.

Linda McMahon, the former pro-wrestling executive who leads the nation's Education Department, admitted to CNN host Dana Bash that she had no problem with children being channeled into trade schools from elementary school.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy launched into a threatening rant Sunday amid the now-collapsed U.S.-Canada trade negotiations, but not before boasting about beer being sold at President Donald Trump’s IndyCar race at the U.S. Capital.

“They can sell beer – this is the first time they’re gonna sell beer at the mall of the Capital!” Duffy boasted during an appearance Sunday on Fox News.

A stammering Dr. Mehmet Oz was forced to contradict President Donald Trump when grilled on live television Sunday.

The administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services was unable to avoid refuting Trump's recent claim amid an on-air grilling from Margaret Brennan on "Face the Nation."

Onlookers were left stunned Sunday as new details emerged regarding the now-collapsed U.S.-Canada trade negotiations, details that include a series of extraordinary demands from the Trump administration.

Trade talks between Washington and Ottawa fell through Friday, leading both nations to vow to impose tariffs on each other. President Donald Trump imposed a 50% tariff on a number of Canadian goods, and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney vowed to match those tariffs “dollar for dollar.”

President Donald Trump's immigration troopers are turning on him, according to a new report.

Officials within the Department of Homeland Security are fuming over his pick to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement — and thrilled Oklahoma state trooper Lance Schroyer’s nomination has stalled in the Senate, Politico reported Sunday.