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The Women’s March WIN political action committee launched an ad campaign this weekend with an ad encouraging Immigration and Customs Enforcement Officers to quit their jobs, and kicked off the campaign with ads running in West Palm Beach, Florida, where President Donald Trump is spending his Thanksgiving weekend.

“Our goal behind this is not to agitate the public to dislike ICE – I think that ICE is doing that on its own,” said Rachel O’Leary Carmona, the executive director of Women’s March WIN, speaking with Zeteo in its report Saturday.

A new batch of nearly 21,000 unredacted emails and file attachments from Jeffrey Epstein revealed Saturday that the disgraced financier was “obsessed” with President Donald Trump, having purchased “basically every major exposé” about the president, Zeteo reported.

“Epstein showed intense interest in books about the Trump administration’s scandals,” wrote Zeteo reporter Micah Lee in its report Saturday. “He purchased basically every major exposé as soon as it was published, often pre-ordering the books.”

Before getting around to describing FBI Director Kash Patel tenure at the law enforcement agency as a “dumpster fire,” former FBI Special Agent Christopher O’Leary claimed the Donald Trump appointee has been bestowed with a new nickname behind his back at headquarters.

Speaking with the host of MS NOW’s “The Weekend,” O’Leary expressed nothing but contempt for the Patel who is reportedly on Trump’s list for dumping, despite White House denials.

A clip of House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) appearing with his wife and complaining about his lack of vacation time set off gales of laughter on MS NOW’s “The Weekend” on Saturday.

Earlier in the week, the embattled GOP leader spent almost an hour speaking with Katie Miller, the wife of White House adviser Stephen Miller who is cashing in on his name as a podcaster.

Newsmax host T.W. Shannon exploded at his guest Saturday after they rebuked his condemnation of those criticizing the Trump administration’s potentially illegal military orders, calling his guest’s remarks "outrageous."

“We're seeing the left now comparing our troops to Nazis!” Shannon proclaimed, pointing to remarks from Glenn Kirschner, an attorney and former U.S. Army prosecutor. Appearing recently on MS NOW, Kirschner spoke in support of the Democratic lawmakers who urged service members to defy unlawful orders.

Reacting to a Washington Post report that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth instructed military officials to “kill them all,” in an attack on what the Donald Trump administration has labeled “narco-terrorists,” attorney George Conway claimed the former Fox personality faces a wide array of criminal charges that may be beyond the president’s reach.

According to the report, there were two survivors of initial attack who were then blown up in the water with a second launch, which has only increased the outrage over the unlawful attacks.

President Donald Trump declared himself to be “the affordability president” early Saturday, a continuation of his attempt to rebrand the GOP as the party of affordability in the wake of the party’s colossal election losses earlier this month.

“Because I have invoked FAVORED NATIONS STATUS FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DRUG PRICES ARE FALLING AT LEVELS NEVER SEEN BEFORE, 500%, 600%, 700%, and more. No other President has been able to do this, BUT I HAVE!” Trump proudly touted Saturday on his social media platform Truth Social.

Supporters of Donald Trump, who believed everything he touches turns to gold, are finding out the hard way that investing in the president has turned into a bad bet.

According to a Saturday report from the Wall Street Journal, since Trump was inaugurated in January, shares in the parent company behind the president's Truth Social platform have spiraled downward 75 percent and the numbers for Trump-branded “meme coins” have suffered a worse fate as of late.

President Donald Trump declared Saturday that all airspace over and surrounding Venezuela should be considered closed, a major declaration amid the United States’ rising escalations against the South American nation.

“To all Airlines, Pilots, Drug Dealers, and Human Traffickers, please consider THE AIRSPACE ABOVE AND SURROUNDING VENEZUELA TO BE CLOSED IN ITS ENTIRETY,” Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social. “Thank you for your attention to this matter!”

Going beyond Donald Trump personally insulting reporters as “stupid” and addressing a reporter as “piggy,” the Trump administration is launching a broader assault on the press as his poll numbers spiral downward.

During the news lull in Washington, D.C., over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, a new page appeared on the White House website attacking mainstream media organizations that have been breaking news on missteps, blunders, and infighting within the administration.

President Donald Trump issued a panicked plea to the Supreme Court early Saturday as it actively reviews the legality of his tariff policy, calling on his followers to “pray” that the court rules in his favor while attacking critics of his trade policy as “evil, American hating forces.”

“The USA is respected again, respected like never before,” Trump wrote Saturday on his social media platform Truth Social.

Former Rep. Joe Walsh (R-IL) blasted Donald Trump on Friday over the death of Sarah Beckstrom, the West Virginia National Guard member who was fatally shot near the White House earlier this week.

Walsh – once a Tea Party congressman and now an outspoken Trump critic – said the 20-year-old soldier should never have been stationed in the nation’s capital to begin with.

Supporters of Donald Trump erupted in fury Friday after an Indian Republican state senator announced he would vote against the GOP’s redistricting plan – citing the president’s use of “r-----ed” to attack Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz.

State Sen. Michael Bohacek, a Republican from a deep-red district, said in a Facebook post that he would be a “no” vote on the state’s 2026 redistricting package after Trump referred to Walz as “seriously r-----ed” in his Thanksgiving Day social media post. Bohacek, whose daughter has Down Syndrome, added: “words have consequences.”