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President Donald Trump’s team leveled a colossal accusation against former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, one they said was serious enough to contact the U.S. Secret Service, Axios reported Friday.

Last September, Trump made a planned visit to a Washington, D.C. restaurant only to be confronted by anti-war protestors, an incident that reportedly left him “rattled” enough to scrap future "surprise pop-ins” indefinitely. And, according to two sources on Trump’s team that spoke with Axios under the condition of anonymity, it was Greene, they alleged, that tipped off the protestors of Trump’s planned visit.

Katie Miller, wife of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, criticized ChatGPT late Thursday for its characterization of an ICE shooting that killed an innocent woman.

The incident occurred Wednesday in Minneapolis when ICE agents shot 37-year-old Renee Good in the face as she attempted to drive away from angry ICE agents taking part in a convoy in Minneapolis which is currently under siege from the Department of Homeland Security.

ChatGPT's analysis of the shooting stated, "Based on available video and reporting: ICE agents escalated a chaotic stop, gave conflicting commands, and fired as the woman tried to leave. The shooting responsibility lies with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent who pulled the trigger."

Miller responded by characterizing the AI platform's assessment as "woke," and a threat to the nation.

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President Donald Trump doubled down on his threats to attack Iran on Thursday in response to its government’s increasingly violent crackdown on ongoing protests.

“If they start killing people, which they tend to do during their riots—they have lots of riots—if they do it, we’re going to hit them very hard,” he said on the Hugh Hewitt Show Thursday.

President Donald Trump's allies are fully on board with his Venezuela invasion, but they're still trying to figure out how to make his aggressive foreign policy moves connect with voter concerns.

The president seemed to acknowledge the political risk in the Venezuela raid in an interview this week, saying he worried the operation could end up a “Jimmy Carter disaster" like the failed 1980 operation to rescue 52 hostages from Iran, but his Republican allies fear that his moves present another type of political risk, reported Politico.

Fox Business’ Maria Bartiromo reacted live Friday to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics’ December jobs report which revealed just 50,000 jobs were created last month, a number she admitted was “weaker than expected,” but attempted to spin as a positive for the U.S. economy.

“The jobs numbers are weaker than expected, but the market is focused on what it will mean for the Federal Reserve and whether or not the Fed is going to actually cut interest rates further,” Bartiromo said, just seconds after the BLS published the jobs report.

A Democratic strategist sounded the alarm Thursday evening over what they say is President Donald Trump’s next target of destruction at the White House.

On Thursday, Trump’s architects revealed that in the wake of the administration’s demolition of the East Wing to make room for Trump’s ballroom, plans were underway to make an “addition” to the West Wing to “reinstate symmetry” to the White House.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and his wife appear to be signaling upcoming Trump administration policy initiatives through public statements and social media posts, according to former U.S. Attorney Joyce Vance.

Writing on her Substack platform, Vance suggests that Miller—whom Steve Bannon has characterized as Trump's "prime minister"—effectively directs the administration's policy trajectory, with Trump following his lead.

In a late-night post on Truth Social, Donald Trump announced he had planned a second wave of military operations against Venezuela but claimed to have cancelled them after stating the country is cooperating with his administration.

The presidential announcement came hours after a bipartisan group of Senate Republicans and all Senate Democrats advanced a war powers resolution that would handcuff the president's authority to use U.S. armed forces in Venezuela.

President Donald Trump told Fox News he would accept Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado's offer to share her Nobel Peace Prize.

Machado told Fox News host Sean Hannity earlier this week she would share the award that Trump publicly covets, and the president told the same broadcaster on Thursday night that he would accept if she makes the offer when they meet next week, reported the Washington Post.

President Donald Trump's latest distraction "operation" is about to come to a screeching halt, forcing him to face a problem that he has never been able to outrun, according to a high-profile author.

Over the last couple of weeks, the Trump administration has invaded a foreign country and captured its leader, threatened military action against a NATO ally to gain control over a sovereign country, and threatened to arrest multiple world leaders. These moves followed the release of some files from the FBI's investigation into disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein that painted Trump's relationship with the convicted sex offender in an unsavory light.