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'There are consequences': Trump sends Dems furious note as they refuse to bend to demands

President Donald Trump wrote a scathing note to "Minority Radical Left Democrats" Wednesday after abruptly cancelling a meeting with the party's leaders as lawmakers work to avoid a government shutdown.

He wrote the following on his Truth Social platform:

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Judge finds misconduct by Trump's DOJ in Luigi Mangione case

President Donald Trump's Justice Department is under fire by a federal judge after uncovering "multiple employees ... may have violated" local rules guaranteeing a right to a fair trial for so-called "healthcare shooter" Luigi Mangione.

U.S. District Court Judge Margaret Garnett wrote on Wednesday that Mangione documented several incidents in which members of the Southern District of New York made public statements that are in violation of Criminal Rule 23.1.

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'Irresponsible and sick': JD Vance ripped for trying to 'score' points using deaths at ICE

Vice President JD Vance’s knee-jerk response to a report that multiple detainees at an ICE facility in Dallas were gunned down by a white sniper set off an avalanche of criticism on social media.

Linking to an X post on tragedy unfolding in Dallas from DHS Secretary Kristi Noem, where she wrote in part, “The shooter is deceased by a self-inflicted gun shot wound. While we don’t know motive yet, we know that our ICE law enforcement is facing unprecedented violence against them. It must stop," Vance jumped into the fray and seemingly had no idea who was killed.

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ICE chief breaks news of mass shooting at Dallas facility during scheduled TV appearance

The director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement broke the news on "CNN This Morning" that at least two people were killed and another was critically wounded Wednesday in a shooting at an agency facility in Dallas.

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons told host John Berman he received word of the shooting moments before his scheduled appearance on the program, saying that he was unsure whether agency employees or detainees had been injured, but he said the shooter apparently was dead.

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Pam Bondi's 'important bridge to key West Wing players' is leaving job next week: report

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi's chief of staff is leaving next month, according to new reporting.

Glenn Thrush of the New York Times reported the news on Wednesday, making the announcement on social media.

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'He was ranting and raving': Ex-Trump operative blows up president's new 'sleight of hand'

Donald Trump is pushing "theatrics" on war, but behind the scenes he's ranting about late night TV hosts, according to an ex-operative of the president.

Soviet-born Lev Parnas, who worked closely with Rudy Giuliani during Trump's first administration, was purportedly sent to Ukraine to help Trump and Giuliani make contacts there for the purposes of digging up negative info on Hunter Biden. Parnas was later convicted of campaign finance violations, and today reports on Trump from outside the administration.

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'Sabotage?' Fox News declares 'set up' as Secret Service investigates UN escalator glitch

"Fox & Friends" hosts agreed the U.S. Secret Service should investigate an apparent escalator malfunction that forced President Donald Trump and his wife Melania to walk upstairs to his widely criticized United Nations speech.

Trump complained about the escalator and a glitchy teleprompter, among many other topics, during his admittedly "braggadocious," 55-minute harangue, and Fox News broadcaster Ainsley Earhardt said she'd heard from viewers and acquaintances who said the malfunctions had overshadowed a speech that drew condemnation from veteran diplomats.

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'Nobody understands': Trump biographer reveals president's 'personal' connection to target

President Donald Trump has a personal connection to one of the latest issues his administration is attempting to tackle, according to one of the president's biographers.

Michael Wolff, who has written four books about Trump, said during a new episode of the podcast "Inside Trump's Head" on Tuesday that Trump has a "personal" connection to autism, a condition that has become a hot-button issue for the administration. His comments come at a time when the scientific community is pushing back on claims made in a recently published White House report linking autism to Tylenol use during pregnancy.

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'They've become part of the problem': MAGA lawyer implies South Park caused shootings

Pro-Trump lawyer Rogan O'Handley, who goes by the pseudoym "DC Draino," took to X on Tuesday to imply that South Park parodies are responsible for the shootings of prominent Republicans.

"I hope the @SouthPark guys are doing some soul searching right now," wrote Draino. "They stayed quiet for 4 years about the absolute clown show that was Joe Biden; Yet the 2 biggest people they’ve demonized - President Trump & Charlie Kirk - were both shot; I wonder if they realize they’ve become part of the problem in this country."

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'Sheer lunacy': Viewers shocked as Trump UN speech veers into nearly hour-long ramble

Donald Trump’s nearly 55-minute address to the United Nations General Assembly both appalled and raised fears about his sanity from some political observers, with notable former MSNBC host Joy Reid cutting to the chase and writing on Bluesky: “Are y'all listening to this Trump speech? This dude is out of his f—king mind.”

The address, which was slated to last only 15 minutes, was marred by a teleprompter that didn’t work initially, which led the president to bitterly complain about the inconvenience.

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Dems eye shock win in red state election — as GOP frets voters 'completely checked out'

Democrats are hoping to shake up a deep red district in a special election Tuesday that promises to send a clear message on President Donald Trump's second term in office.

Debra Shigley, a Democratic attorney and mother of five, has told voters in Georgia to "send a message" to Trump and vote for her for Georgia State Senate, District 21. She's facing political outsider and Republican candidate Jason Dickerson, the Washington Post reported.

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'If the KKK shot a Black man': GOP rep's hair-raising hypothetical on Jimmy Kimmel affair

WASHINGTON — ABC and Disney were right to suspend Jimmy Kimmel over his remarks about the killing of Charlie Kirk, a leading far-right U.S. House Republican told Raw Story — only to bizarrely equate the national flashpoint with a hypothetical instance in which the late-night TV host might have made similar remarks about “the KKK [shooting] a Black man.”

Kimmel’s suspension last week was an instance of a “private company making a choice [regarding] somebody who took the side of the shot that's heard around the world,” Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC) told Raw Story at the Capitol.

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'They failed': Trump ridiculed for failing to take down Jimmy Kimmel

Disney announced on Monday that it screwed up when it suspended late-night ABC host Jimmy Kimmel "indefinitely."

It isn't a shocking announcement, Dylan Byers from Puck News told MSNBC after the news was announced. "They were telegraphing this," he said.

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