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Astonished MS NOW analyst admits he agrees with Fox News on Trump: 'Not a silver lining'

A Fox News poll that delivered devastating news to Republicans left a panel of MS NOW experts stunned speechless that they agreed with the conservative network about President Donald Trump.

“Morning Joe” co-host Jonathan Lemire admitted Thursday that commentator Brit Hume's response to new poll numbers aligned with his own.

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'No enrichment!': Saudi deal reportedly threatened by Trump's sudden Truth Social demand

President Donald Trump's controversial nuclear deal with the leadership of Saudi Arabia is now in doubt after the president threw the Middle Eastern nation a curve on Thursday morning.

Trump abruptly inserted a bombshell condition into a nuclear agreement that was supposedly finalized just 24 hours earlier: Saudi Arabia must normalize relations with Israel to receive U.S. nuclear technology, The Washington Post is reporting.

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'Clueless': Trump's ex-delegate breaks silence over 'completely fictional' claim

A former Texas delegate for President Donald Trump is calling his claim that Front Row Joes "make a lot of money" completely false.

Texas Republican delegate Trisha Hope, once a Front Row Joe herself, vented after Trump spotted the group in the crowd at a rally in Georgia on Wednesday.

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MAGA rages at Lindsey Graham's sister over $100 check: 'Neither honest nor self-aware'

Lindsey Graham's sister Sen. Darline Graham Nordone (R-SC) has already infuriated her late brother's political base because of a $100 check, according to a new report.

Nordone, the appointed replacement approved by President Donald Trump, donated to state Sen. Katrina Shealy — is backtracking after reports revealed she donated money to a Republican who helped block a near-total abortion ban in South Carolina, the Daily Beast reported Thursday.

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'Conspiracy of silence' critics urge CIA director to 'stand up to Trump' or 'resign'

President Donald Trump's election theft speech put his CIA director in the spotlight — and now calls are mounting for him to push back, according to a new report.

Questions are being raised about Director John Ratcliffe's conduct during the initial investigation into foreign election tampering and his silence now as the president fires off "Looney Tunes" accusations, MS NOW's David Rohde reported Thursday.

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Historic fountain 'severely damaged' as Trump rushes DC makeover: report

Contractors working at the National Mall have "severely damaged" a major fountain that sits between several key monuments, Newsweek reported on Thursday.

The German-American Friendship Fountain now has "large sections of stonework displaced around the circular fountain feature, leaving a substantial hole at its center," Newsweek reported.

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'Crazy': Inside the 'frantic' chaos of CBS as Bari Weiss flip-flopped on Trump speech

CBS editor-in-chief Bari Weiss and network leadership left network stations across the country scrambling after reversing course at least three times about whether or not to air President Donald Trump’s speech about election interference last week, an employee told Raw Story.

The staffer of a CBS affiliate, who requested anonymity due to employment concerns, told Raw Story that the network came down to the wire, changing decisions multiple times and sending conflicting messages to producers about if it would broadcast Trump’s speech about election interference and his continued false claims that the 2020 election was stolen.

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Blanche 'warning sign' blares for GOP as senator leverages 'swing-vote status': analysis

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's path to removing "acting" from his title is facing a new hurdle as a Senate Judiciary Committee vote looms, according to a new report.

While much of the focus has been on the votes of outgoing Sens. John Cornyn (R-TX) and Thom Tillis (R-NC), Politico reported Thursday that Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) may be the one who derails President Donald Trump's nominee to replace fired former Attorney General Pam Bondi.

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White House insiders panic as Trump pushes 'the bad things': 'Ugly phase'

White House insiders fear one of President Donald Trump's obsessions will make things worse for the GOP ahead of the midterm elections, Politico reported Thursday.

Trump's decision to start ramping up his highly unpopular tariffs again is adding to Republican woes at a time when they need to have something to offer voters who are frustrated with the president's economy, according to Politico.

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'Oh my God': stunned spectators spot Trump's bruised hand looking 'starkly different'

President Donald Trump's make-up smeared hand stunned viewers Wednesday when they spotted a "gnarly" bruise underneath, a new report shows.

Trump couldn't hide the mark as he spoke with journalists on the tarmac in Washington, D.C. then later travelled to Georgia to push his problematic Trump Accounts program, the Daily Beast reported Thursday morning.

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Trump's obsession with ballroom bunker gives away what he won't admit: historian

A historian flagged President Donald Trump's obsession with his White House ballroom and what its underground bunker reveals.

During an episode of The Daily Beast Podcast, authoritarian expert and historian Ruth Ben-Ghiat spoke about Trump's fear and paranoia, which she argues is revealed by his plans for a bunker under his White House ballroom.

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Trump 'mocked ruthlessly' by attendee at his own rally: journalist

A journalist flagged how President Donald Trump was "mocked ruthlessly" at his own rally in Georgia.

On Wednesday, Trump held a rally at a high school in Marietta, Georgia, in a "gymnasium named after a Confederate soldier," noted journalist Aaron Parnas in an episode of The Parnas Perspective. However, Parnas' focus was more on a tall man dressed in a black suit who mimicked Trump's movements during the speech.

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'Laughably weak': GOP's criminal referral against Jack Smith dismissed as 'meaningless'

The House Judiciary Committee is referring former Special Counsel Jack Smith for criminal prosecution, but analysts are dismissing it.

On Wednesday, Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) alleged that Smith "knowingly made false statements" and referred him to the Department of Justice for prosecution. Jordan, the chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, alleged in a letter to Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche that "strong evidence" appears to show Smith lied during a December 17 testimony.

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