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A California court issued a temporary restraining order on United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Friday as part of a lawsuit alleging that it is racially profiling people it arrests for deportation. Now, one official in President Donald Trump's administration may have jeopardized that case.

Speaking on Fox News Monday, ICE Deputy Director Madison Sheahan said, "I think we all know that criminals tend to hang out with criminals. And so as we start to build a case, we're gonna be going after everyone that's around them, because these criminals tend to hang out with like-minded people who also happen to be criminals."

Elon Musk's xAI company said that it had reached a deal to provide artificial intelligence systems to the Department of Defense.

In a Monday post on X, the company announced "Grok for government."

World leaders are swapping strategies for gaining President Donald Trump's attention and conducting fruitful conversations, but they're also afraid of lavishing too much flattery on him.

Foreign officials have gamed out potential surprises and traps before meeting with the U.S. president, and eight diplomats and officials from six countries told The Atlantic how they've shared best practices among each other to arrive at just the right mixture of flattery and firmness needed to woo Trump while maintaining their dignity.

President Donald Trump revealed that Russian President Vladimir Putin would have "very lovely" conversations with him — and then turn around and attack Ukraine right after.

Speaking in the Oval Office on Monday, Trump vowed to place 100% secondary tariffs on Russia if Putin did not agree to a ceasefire in 50 days.

After President Donald Trump passed his 2026 budget bill, significant cuts to Medicaid are on the horizon — and Dr. Mehmet Oz is handing out advice to those fearful about the future: don't eat carrot cake.

Fox Business spoke to Oz on Monday about his role as the administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. The former TV doctor said that programs like Medicare and Medicaid "were a promise to the American people to take care of you if you're having problems financially or you're having an issue because you're older and need healthcare."

Two Omaha restaurant locations have closed after their owner reported receiving a subpoena from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) seeking the immigration status of its employees.

In a Facebook post on Sunday, Fernando's Omaha said it was cooperating with the DHS inquiry. However, the subpoena resulted in the loss of some workers, causing the two restaurant locations to close temporarily.

The Texas race for the U.S. Senate is turning into a massive "mess," reported NOTUS on Monday.

President Donald Trump was in the state on Friday to view the aftermath of a disastrous flood disaster, where he gushed about its Republican leaders like Rep. Chip Roy, Gov. Greg Abbott, and Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick. But when it came to Sen. John Cornyn, all the lawmaker got was an acknowledgement that he was there.

President Donald Trump's attendance at the FIFA Club World Cup soccer match in New Jersey on Sunday reportedly caused Newark Airport to be shut down for hours.

As Trump arrived at the major international hub, transportation reporter Sam Deutsch noted that all flights had been halted except for the president's Air Force One.

President Donald Trump has realized that the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case saga is tearing apart the MAGA base — so he is trying to tamp down the conspiracy theories with a new — even more bizarre — one, Steve Benen wrote in an analysis for MSNBC.

For years, the Trump base has believed — with the encouragement of Trump himself and many people like Kash Patel who are now at the highest ranks of his law enforcement operation — that the FBI was sitting on a hidden "client list" detailing the deceased financier's ties to liberal celebrities and politicians who were presumably in on his trafficking operation. But the Justice Department's announcement this month that the case is closed and the "list" does not exist has led to many in MAGA world calling for Attorney General Pam Bondi's termination, which Trump is trying to stave off.

President Donald Trump's approval rating has plummeted on one of his key issues — and he's dragging down support for the agency tasked with enforcing his immigration policies, a data analyst said Monday.

The president won re-election promising mass deportations, but CNN's Harry Enten said the public has seemingly turned on his crackdown less than six months after returning to office.

President Donald Trump's devoted fanbase is accustomed to believing whatever he tells them, even blatantly false hoaxes — but he's finally told them something that they can't accept as true, wrote Michael Tomasky for The New Republic in an analysis published on Monday.

Specifically, Trump and those in his inner circle have done a complete 180 on the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking case, spending years asserting that there was some big conspiracy to protect scores of rich and powerful people who were supposedly implicated in a "client list." Only for Attorney General Pam Bondi to clarify there is no "client list" and Epstein's death in jail was indeed a suicide, which has kicked off fury from MAGA world and calls for Trump's law enforcement team to resign — even as Trump himself begs his base to let it go.