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'Aren't you undercutting own argument?' Noem attacks NYC as she's grilled over key claim

A reporter accused Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem of "undercutting" promises to detain immigrants who were "the worst of the worst" by instead arresting non-criminals.

"We've seen, outside immigration court here in New York City, people still with pending green card claims, pending asylum claims are grabbed right outside of court," the reporter told Noem at a press conference on Monday. "So my question is this: I understand you're saying you're targeting mostly violent people. Are you not undercutting your own argument when you arrest those others?"

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'Dadgum!' GOP lawmaker unleashes on Pam Bondi over 'dirtbag' coverup

A Republican lawmaker who called on President Donald Trump to release as much information as possible regarding sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein voiced his "disappointment" with the way Attorney General Pam Bondi has handled the entire situation.

The New York Times quoted Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) calling the Justice Department's request to unseal grand jury testimony "a good start,” then added that "he still wanted to see as many files as possible released."

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'The base will turn': MTG issues warning suggesting Trump 'no longer satisfies' MAGA

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) warned that President Donald Trump's MAGA base would "turn" if he only gave them "bits of red meat" on accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

"If you tell the base of people, who support you, of deep state treasonous crimes, election interference, blackmail, and rich powerful elite evil cabals, then you must take down every enemy of The People," Green wrote on Monday after the Justice Department asked a judge to unseal transcripts related to Epstein.

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'Reeks of regret': Analyst sees multiple Trump allies now giving off 'whiff of panic'

Some of President Donald Trump's supporters, including possibly his own vice president, are showing signs of regret, according to a New York Times columnist.

A recent poll shows some Trump voters are unhappy with his handling of immigration, his signature issue, and Republican Senators Josh Hawley (R-MO) and Thom Tillis (R-NC) have each expressed disappointment with the president's agenda, with Tillis deciding to retire and Hawley introducing legislation to reverse the cuts to Medicaid that he'd just endorsed in Trump's megabill, wrote Times columnist Frank Bruni.

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'Nutter' in White House is giving Laura Loomer Trump access despite dislike: biographer

Far-right conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer has managed to secure direct access to Donald Trump despite widespread efforts by his inner circle to freeze her out, according to a damning new account from Trump biographer Michael Wolff.

And there's one person inside the White House who letting her in.

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'In new territory': Experts staggered by new revelations about Trump's court contempt

A new analysis has found that President Donald Trump and his appointees have flouted a third of the court rulings against them

The Washington Post determined that Trump and his appointees have not complied with about one in three of the 160 legal challenges against the administration in which a judge has issued a substantive ruling, and plaintiffs have complained that Department of Justice lawyers have provided false information, failed to turn over evidence, worked around court orders and cooked up excuses to carry out actions that have been blocked.

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Ex-Air Force chief reveals shocking retaliation as he defies Trump effort to silence him

The leader of President Joe Biden’s Air Force slammed the Donald Trump administration Monday after he found himself blackballed for speaking out.

Frank Kendall wrote in the New York Times that he’d been told by organizations and law firms that they want nothing to do with him — because he dared criticize the actions of the current president.

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'Donald certainly knew': Trump biographer reveals new evidence of intimate ties to Epstein

One of Donald Trump's biographers shared some intimate details on Sunday about Trump's relationship with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Michael Wolff, author of "Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House," joined Trump's former attorney, Michael Cohen, on his podcast "Mea Culpa" to discuss the latest developments in the Epstein saga. On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal published a blockbuster report detailing a "bawdy" letter Trump allegedly sent to Epstein for his 50th birthday.

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'How did you leave?' Trump's 'unhappy' ICE agents reportedly begging agency vet for help

A former Immigration and Customs Enforcement prosecutor revealed on Sunday that some of her former colleagues have reached out to her for advice about how to leave the agency.

Veronica Cardenas told MSNBC's Ayman Mohyeldin and Antonia Hylton on "The Weekend: Primetime" that morale is "very low" for immigration agents and that "a lot of people are unhappy." Her comments come as ICE continues to aggressively arrest and detain people across the country, some of whom are American citizens.

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Busted: Fake MAGA bot accounts are now contradicting themselves over Trump and Epstein

A newly uncovered web of more than 400 AI‑powered X accounts has begun rapidly contradicting itself in response to the controversy surrounding convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and the alleged cover‑up, despite its long‑standing promotion of MAGA figures, NBC News reported Sunday

Researchers from social analytics firm Alethea and Clemson University’s Media Forensics Hub uncovered the automated “positive reply” network, which was originally designed to shower praise on members of President Donald Trump's administration like Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.

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Woman Trump 'stared at' reveals where he 'might appear in Epstein files': New York Times

An artist who spoke with The New York Times about her experience with Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein revealed where the president might appear in the Epstein files.

Maria Farmer, who worked for Epstein between 1995 and 1996, told the outlet that she made numerous reports to the New York Police Department and the F.B.I. She shared her account at a time when Trump is trying to distance himself from the Epstein saga, which has consumed his presidency for more than a week.

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'Oh my god': New report on Trump-Epstein FBI 'cover-up' has experts saying 'wowza'

A new report published on Sunday has some FBI experts' heads spinning.

Legal analyst Allison Gill, who authors the popular newsletter Mueller She Wrote, published a report detailing that about 1,000 FBI personnel were assigned to review 300,000 pages of the Jeffrey Epstein files and flag any mentions of President Donald Trump. Any mentions of the president were logged in an Excel spreadsheet, the report adds.

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'I thought she was 16': Ex-prosecutor's Trump-Epstein story leads to MSNBC clarification

A MSNBC host was forced to issue a clarification on Sunday after a former assistant U.S. attorney on the panel told a controversial story about Donald Trump and disgraced financier and convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

Maya D. Wiley, a civil rights attorney who worked in the Civil Division of the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, appeared on MSNBC over the weekend, where she discussed the fallout over the Trump administration's handling of the Epstein files controversy.

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