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'Really weird': CBS News host raises eyebrows with 'surprising' topic of lawmaker grilling

CBS News raised "ideological" concerns over the weekend as one of its hosts grilled a GOP lawmaker about why more isn't being done on an issue that's important to those on the right.

Margaret Brennan of CBS News, who butted heads with JD Vance during a debate during the 2024 presidential election, on Sunday interviewed U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D., (R-LA). In the course of their discussion, she grilled him on a topic that many analysts and observers found to be interesting.

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'Referee stunned': Internet erupts in ridicule as Trump makes 'worst coin flip in history'

Donald Trump on Saturday shocked the internet when he gave what some have dubbed a non-traditional coin flip at the Army-Navy football match up.

Trump can be seen on the video awkwardly tossing the coin, which doesn't appear to have actually flipped to the other side.

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Erika Kirk put on spot as last person to talk to Charlie asks her to reject Trump behavior

Erika Kirk, the widow to the assassinated MAGA commentator Charlie Kirk, was put on the spot late Saturday night when she was confronted by the last man to speak to Kirk, and was asked to condemn actions made by Donald Trump.

Appearing on a CBS News town hall, Hunter Kozak, the Utah student who asked Charlie Kirk the last question he was ever asked at a campus event where the shooting ultimately occurred, stood up to ask Kirk to encourage the president to turn down the temperature as it relates to political violence.

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'It's laughable': JD Vance's school shooting reply trashed by 'fed up' surviving student

JD Vance on Saturday made a comment about the Brown University school shooting, and a surviving student called it "laughable."

Vance this weekend responded to the shooting, which reports say led to at least two deaths, in part by soliciting prayers.

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'Please do not believe Trump': Students in 'chaos' as president spreads false shooter info

Donald Trump on Saturday was forced to issue a correction for his own public statement after the president falsely reported information about an active shooter, but the damage may have already been done, according to numerous observers.

An active shooter was reported this weekend at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, and news outlets suggested there are multiple victims. CNN also reported the news, publishing an article called, "No suspect in custody after reports of a shooting at Brown University, officials say."

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Trump corrects himself after making false claim about active shooter

Donald Trump on Saturday was forced to issue a correction for his own public statement after the president falsely reported information about an active shooter.

An active shooter was reported on this weekend at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, and news outlets suggested there are multiple victims. CNN also reported the news, publishing an article called, "No suspect in custody after reports of a shooting at Brown University, officials say."

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Trump contradicts news reports with first comments on active shooter

Donald Trump on Saturday contradicted news reports with his first statement on a tragic active shooting incident at Brown University.

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'No suspect in custody': Multiple victims reported in shooting at Brown University

An active shooter was reported on Saturday at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, and news outlets suggest there are multiple victims.

Noteworthy News flagged the news on social media, writing, "BREAKING: Active shooter at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island; multiple victims reported." The outlet added, "Several paramedics, ambulances seen staging as they wait to treat victims."

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'He's miscalculating': Ex-Republican flags how to 'escape' a 'bloodthirsty' Stephen Miller

We will "escape" U.S. White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller in part because he has made a miscalculation, according to a former Republican.

New York Times columnist David French, a former writer for the conservative National Review, said in a podcast interview Saturday, "I think the bottom line we're actually not as bad as a country as someone like Stephen Miller is counting on," and then added, "But we are not as good of a country as we thought we were before the Trump era."

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'Wait wait wait': Fox News shocks experts with medical report on 'elderly' Trump's bruises

Fox News shocked political observers on Saturday with a report in which the conservative network noted "elderly" Donald Trump's apparent hand bruising.

Conservative commentator Elisha Krauss over the weekend addressed the prominent bruising, saying on Fox, "That doesn’t look suspicious to me at all, having worked with a lot of A-list talent who are out there shaking a lot of hands. I mean, the guy is an elderly man. Your skin gets thinner as you get older."

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‘May send a marshal to the prison’: Colorado Dems brace for pardon ‘battle’ against Trump

Colorado officials are bracing themselves for an all-out “battle” against President Donald Trump as they seek to get ahead of the president’s pledge to pardon Tina Peters, a former county clerk who was jailed in connection with the efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election, The New York Times reported Saturday.

“This is so far beyond the pale,” said Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser, a Democrat, the Times reported Saturday. “No one has thought to do this because it is so clearly against our constitutional system of government.”

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Pardon-seeking Ghislaine Maxwell poised to drop damaging leaks to 'send a message': expert

Disgraced financier and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein's longtime accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell has gotten a sweetheart upgrade in prison in return for an interview with the Justice Department in which she distanced President Donald Trump from Epstein's crimes. But living it up in a luxury Texas prison camp likely isn't enough for her, Miami Herald reporter Julie Brown told MS NOW's Ali Velshi on Friday — she wants an outright pardon.

And she may have a strategy in the works to try to force Trump's hand on the issue, she continued.

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Newly released photos show Trump and other wealthy elites palling around with Epstein

House Democrats have released a massive trove of photographs of President Donald Trump and other rich and powerful individuals palling around with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Democrats on the House Oversight Committee published the photographs Friday obtained from the disgraced financier's estate that shows Trump years before he became president standing with six women, whose faces have been redacted, at a party wearing Hawaiian-style leis, while another shows him and Epstein speaking with a woman at an event.

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