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Less than an hour after President Donald Trump lashed out at one of his most ardent MAGA allies, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, the Georgia Republican fired back with a blistering statement of her own.

In a post to X, Greene continued the public MAGA feud by accusing Trump of lying, panicking over the looming release of the Jeffrey Epstein files, and trying to intimidate GOP lawmakers.

President Donald Trump lashed out Friday evening at longtime ally Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), signaling a dramatic rupture in one of the staunchest MAGA relationships in Congress.

Greene, a loyal Trump supporter for years, has in recent weeks become one of his sharpest critics, questioning earlier Friday whether he remains an “American First” president.

A rebel Republican and his new wife received a venomous note Friday night from President Donald Trump following their wedding announcement.

Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY), a frequent thorn in Trump's side, recently announced his marriage to Carolyn Grace Moffa, a former staffer for U.S. Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY).

Donald Trump quietly rolled back tariffs on beef, coffee, and tropical fruit Friday – a dramatic retreat from one of his signature second-term policies. The move comes amid mounting pressure on his administration to address high grocery prices.

But while the president may have rolled them back without much fanfare, the move didn’t go unnoticed as opponents on Capitol Hill and across social media were paying attention.

Family members of a Colombian fisherman killed in one of the Trump administration’s illegal strikes on boats in the Caribbean is preparing to take legal action over what they describe as the murder of their loved one.

The New York Times reported Thursday that the family of Alejandro Carranza “has hired an American lawyer, who said he was preparing a legal claim.”

Although President Donald Trump didn’t actually confess that his global trade war is driving up the cost of groceries for Americans, he did finally drop his dubiously named “reciprocal” tariffs on key imports on Friday.

According to a White House fact sheet, Trump’s new executive order ends his tariffs on beef; cocoa and spices; coffee and tea; bananas, oranges, and tomatoes; other tropical fruits and fruit juices; and fertilizers.

President Donald Trump treated reporters to a meandering, angry rant on Friday in an Air Force One gaggle when confronted about the ongoing questions over the Epstein case files, and the newly released emails that show Epstein boasting that Trump knew about his abuse of young girls but kept his mouth shut.

This comes at a moment when Congress is preparing to vote on a bipartisan measure to compel the full release of the files, despite his efforts to dissuade Republican lawmakers from doing so.

Indiana Senate Republicans revealed on Friday, through the body's President Pro Tempore Rodric Bray, that they don't have the votes to move forward with President Donald Trump's demand to redraw their state's congressional districts to delete Democratic seats, marking yet another setback in the GOP's bid to shore up their position in next year's midterm elections.

As the news broke, a number of pro-Trump politicians and figures voiced their rage on social media — with some threatening the careers of the Republican lawmakers who refused to join the effort.

A series of nuclear power-related executive orders issued by President Donald Trump seek to legitimize people’s “suffering as the price of nuclear expansion,” said one expert at Beyond Nuclear on Friday, as the nongovernmental organization spearheaded a letter to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and top Trump administration officials warning of the public health risks of the orders.

More than 40 civil society groups—including Physicians for Social Responsibility (PSR), Sierra Club, Nuclear Watch South, and the Appalachian Peace Education Center—signed the letter to the commission, calling on officials not to revise the NRC’s Standards for Protection Against Radiation, as they were directed to earlier this year by Trump.

The Trump administration is preparing to expand its aggressive nationwide immigration crackdown by sending teams of Border Patrol agents – including armored vehicles and special operations personnel – into two additional U.S. cities, according to internal DHS documents reviewed by CBS News.

The plans mark the next phase of Trump’s controversial mass deportation campaign, which has already reached Chicago, Los Angeles, and other locations far from the southern border.