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'Incredible': Erin Burnett floored as foreign country mocks Trump to his face

China is helping Iran and then turning around and denying it to President Donald Trump's face, CNN's Erin Burnett said on Wednesday — and it's an international humiliation.

She discussed the issue with Seth Jones of the Center for Strategic and International Studies on "OutFront."

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Gretchen Carlson names who's really calling the shots as Blanche confirmation in jeopardy

Former Fox News anchor Gretchen Carlson called out the shot caller keeping Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche from killing the anti-weaponization fund.

Blanche is courting the Senate Judiciary Committee to secure the role of President Donald Trump's attorney general, but he has stopped short of making key concessions that would help make him a shoo-in.

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Alarm bells ring after Trump family members threatened: 'Can follow them everywhere'

A political analyst sounded the alarm on Wednesday after Iranian state media shared a video threatening two of President Donald Trump's family members.

David Pakman, host of "The David Pakman Show" on YouTube, flagged a video shared by Tasnim News Agency, an outlet he described as being affiliated with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, that threatened the lives of first lady Melania Trump and her son, Barron. The video, which was generated using artificial intelligence, was a "very detailed fantasy" of murdering Melania, followed by a separate threat for Barron, Pakman said during a new episode.

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John Thune slams Trump's 'different form of math' as election battle heats up

Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) has lost patience with President Donald Trump's strong-arm tactics to pass a bill that can't be passed.

The president has grown increasingly obsessed in recent months with passing the SAVE America Act, a package of new voting restrictions so draconian that even the vast majority of state driver's licenses wouldn't be eligible as voter ID without also providing a birth certificate. Senate Republicans do not have the votes either to overcome a Democratic filibuster, or to change Senate rules to make passage easier.

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Fox News slams 'diseased' TV star for anti-Trump tirade: 'Eating himself alive'

A Fox News host on Wednesday responded critically to the star of Amazon's show "Reacher" after the actor spoke out against President Donald Trump — and didn't hold back.

Greg Gutfeld discussed his thoughts about Alan Ritchson, who got heated about the Trump administration during an episode this week of Dax Shepard's "Armchair Expert." Shepard had asked Ritchson if he could let go of the resentment he feels about Trump.

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GOP senator knocks Trump's 'convenient excuse' as Blanche battle reaches tipping point

An outgoing Republican senior senator brushed aside a dig by President Donald Trump as a "convenient excuse" for recent frustrations.

On Wednesday, reporters swarmed Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) as they sought any hint of how he would vote on the confirmation of Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche. Cornyn has remained silent on whether he'll vote to confirm Blanche, who can't afford to lose even one Republican vote if every Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee votes against his confirmation.

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'Trying to shut me up': Brawl brewing as anti-Trump bar owner slams 'fake' MAGA attacks

A Wisconsin brewery owner who promised free beers to mark the day President Donald Trump dies is defiant after the state planned to revoke his alcohol permit.

According to The Independent, "The Wisconsin Department of Revenue is planning to shut down the Minocqua Brewing Company by August 4, according to a newsletter published Sunday by brewery owner Kirk Bangstad, who described the business as 'the state’s most progressive brewery.'" Bangstad frequently attacks Trump in posts on his company's social media account, and has released beers in honor of liberal politicians.

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Trump seethes at Supreme Court for 'negative rulings' in blistering rant

President Donald Trump was furious with the Supreme Court on Wednesday, unleashing accusations against the justices.

Trump wrote his rant on his Truth Social platform and included several claims.

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Unsuspecting Trump family member in jeopardy after president's missteps: legal expert

President Donald Trump's miscalculations of an opponent are now dragging an unsuspecting family member into a lawsuit, per a legal expert.

During an episode of the Legal AF podcast, Michael Popok explained that the BBC offered an apology to Trump as a way to resolve a $10 billion defamation lawsuit. After Trump refused, the BBC sent out dozens of subpoenas, with one possibly reaching his youngest son, Barron Trump.

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White House erupts after Trump caught sleeping at Lindsey Graham's funeral: 'Morons'

The White House had a sharp response on Wednesday after President Donald Trump appeared to fall asleep during his late friend Sen. Lindsey Graham's (R-SC) funeral.

Trump was caught on camera with his eyes closed on Tuesday after he delivered a eulogy for his Republican ally and former golf buddy during the service at Washington National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.

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Hammer drop exposes Todd Blanche to judge hours before confirmation vote

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's own admissions about FBI negligence in the Epstein case landed in federal court today, hours before his Senate confirmation vote.

Survivors' attorneys filed the letter Wednesday before Judge Ryon McCabe in the Southern District of Florida in the case Doe 1 et al. v. United States. The filing suggests the survivors believe Blanche admitted wrongdoing by the FBI in a rush to deflect responsibility for failures in the Epstein case.

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Trump prosecutor taken to school by defense in Reflecting Pool case: 'Exactly backwards'

The defense counsel in the Trump administration's Reflecting Pool vandalism case were forced to school the prosecution on how grand jury secrecy rules work.

The case concerns Olympic canoeist David "Davey" Hearn, who is charged by federal prosecutors with damaging the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool after its controversial renovation on President Donald Trump's orders. Hearn denies doing any damage to the pool, and one key witness stated the damage existed before Hearn was even there.

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Trump quietly slips taxpayers the bill for Great American State Fair flop: report

President Donald Trump wants Americans to foot the bill for his failed Great American State Fair.

Trump was seeking an additional $10 million from Congress to cover parts of the Freedom 250 celebration, The New Republic reported on Wednesday. This would include the poorly attended fair, prayer event and large-scale, July 4 fireworks display, which was an attempt to break the world record, but has yet to be recognized by Guinness.

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