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Donald Trump's massive accumulation of wealth in his second term has some of his most ardent defenders throwing up their hands and lambasting the president over his greed and "shamelessness," according to a report.

MS NOW's Juliana McShane wrote, "One-time MAGA mouthpieces" have reached their limit in support of the president and are not holding back over the billions the president and his family have accumulated, in some cases at the expense of conservative voters who put their trust in him.

President Donald Trump's personality flaws make him extraordinarily vulnerable to Iran's efforts to drag the U.S. further into a grinding war, according to a former White House insider.

The 80-year-old president has been promising the war he launched Feb. 28 would end in days, but instead fighting has intensified in its fifth month because U.S. adversaries want the conflict to drag on – and former Homeland Security chief of staff Miles Taylor wrote for The i Paper how they have learned to manipulate Trump to get what they want.

As the war with Iran escalates, Donald Trump’s patience is at its end — and he will be looking for a scapegoat sooner rather than later, MS NOW's analysts said Tuesday.

According to “Morning Joe” co-host Jonathan Lemire, that will likely be Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who has given the president a wealth of reasons to dismiss him dating back to his Senate confirmation hearings.

A family court case could complicate the confirmation hearings for President Donald Trump's nominee to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The pick, Richard "Lance" Schroyer, was taken to court by his ex-wife in 2021 over allegations he failed to pay any child support for more than four years, according to family court records obtained by PunchUp, the Daily Beast's investigations outlet. Immigration sources say the case calls his qualifications into question.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche asked a federal judge Monday to spare him a $1,000-a-day fine, calling a contempt push against him "absurd."

Blanche is the defendant in a lawsuit brought by independent journalist Katie Phang, who has accused him of violating the Epstein Files Transparency Act — a law passed by Congress requiring the Department of Justice to release its files on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

President Donald Trump offered a dystopian prediction Tuesday on the future of Democratic-controlled states — chief among them being that they would soon have no residents left.

“Rich people and Companies are pouring out of Dumocrat run Blue States at levels never seen before!” Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social, an assertion that was not backed up with any evidence.

As House Republicans face an uphill battle heading into the midterm elections, a White House insider shared that President Donald Trump has “zero” interest in bolstering their election prospects, Politico reported Tuesday.

A “person close to the president” told Politico that Trump had virtually no engagement with House Republicans on the Hill regarding their upcoming re-election campaigns, which as of Tuesday will take place in 105 days. A second White House insider – described by Politico as “another White House ally” – explained where the president’s true focus was.

A last-minute decision by CBS News to cover Donald Trump's much-maligned address to the nation last Thursday came as a surprise to staffers who had been informed it would only be on the streaming platform.

Now there are questions about what changed after the White House reached out to the news organization headed by Trump-friendly Bari Weiss, according to Oliver Darcy of the media-focused site Status.

President Donald Trump is not only losing his war with Iran, he is also losing the hearts and minds of prominent Fox News personalities who are reading the writing on the wall that voters are taking his failure seriously, Morning Joe's hosts said Tuesday.

The hosts of the MSNOW show shared clips from their conservative network counterpart, where longtime commentator Britt Hume was nothing but gloom and doom about a war that one White House insider told Politico is nothing less than a “quagmire.”

President Donald Trump fears a third impeachment if Democrats take back control of the House this fall, but an analyst urged them to focus instead on a weak link in his chain of command.

The 80-year-old president commits potentially impeachable offenses on a near-daily basis in his second term, MS NOW's Hayes Brown wrote. But he suggested his opponents flex their political muscle first by taking down Russell Vought, the Project 2025 architect who has been two-timing Congress by making spending cuts rejected by lawmakers as head of the White House Office of Management and Budget.

Comedian Jon Stewart flagged a bizarre detail Monday night in a video of President Donald Trump captured shortly after the FIFA World Cup final, one that prompted the late night talk show host to float an outlandish theory.

Recorded Sunday evening, the video shows Trump speaking with reporters after having landed at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland after the FIFA World Cup final. The president told reporters he believed the match was "incredible" and "four-times greater than any FIFA ever held," before correcting himself to say it was "probably five times" greater.