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President Donald Trump's recent spat with an ex-MAGA lawmaker included a hidden message to victims of convicted sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein, according to one analyst.

On Monday, retiring Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) revealed that Trump asked her not to support legislation to release the Epstein files because doing so would hurt his friends. Greene's comments come at a time when the Trump administration is continuing to hide and obfuscate Epstein documents, even though Congress passed a law requiring all files to be released by Dec.19.

A long-time stalwart of the GOP took a swing at President Donald Trump in his 2025 wrap-up column, a place that's usually reserved for hopeful reflection.

Karl Rove, a political consultant and former presidential advisor, wrote in a new column for the Wall Street Journal that Trump's pace has become "unrelenting" and is trending toward "unsustainable." He noted Trump's souring poll numbers on key issues like the economy, which are a sign that voters find his act "off-putting."

Anyone casually familiar with President Donald Trump knows that he has a particular affinity for the finer things in life, from gold ornamentation to luxury properties. But those gaudy style choices could come back to haunt the GOP during next year's midterms, according to one analyst.

During the 2024 campaign, Trump promised voters that he would fix the economic issues that his predecessor allegedly caused. However, the economy has added few jobs during his first term in office, and inflation remains sticky partly because of the president's tariff regime.

MAGA fans came unglued on social media on Monday after a Fox News host questioned a right-wing YouTuber's video purporting to find $100 million in fraud at child care centers in Minnesota.

Over the weekend, a right-wing influencer named Nick Shirley posted a video on X in which he claimed to have uncovered $110 million in fraud in one day. The video was made after reports alleged that about $1 billion of social services funding in Minnesota was fraudulently stolen by entities linked to the state's Somali community.

President Donald Trump's new monument to himself is having a hard time scheduling entertainment acts after a major dance company and a jazz ensemble cancelled their dates, according to a new report.

The New York Times reported on Monday that the New York dance company Doug Varone and Dancers cancelled its two-night stint scheduled for April. The move cost the company $40,000 and followed the departure of two of the company's top dance administrators, Jane Raleigh and Alicia Adams, who left the Kennedy Center's board in protest of Trump's takeover attempt.

A major ruling was handed down on Monday, allowing the Trump administration to access personal data from people who are known to be in the United States illegally, according to a new report.

U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria, an Obama appointee, ruled on Monday that Trump's Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials can access certain personal data points in the Medicaid system for deportation proceedings. The available data is limited to six categories: citizenship, immigration status, address, phone number, date of birth, and Medicaid ID, Politico reported.

An analyst wrote on Monday that he was stunned to discover that his grandmother had been scammed by people impersonating the Trump campaign while visiting family for Christmas.

Andrew Egger, White House correspondent for The Bulwark, wrote in a new column on Monday that the visit with his family, whom he described as "quite conservative and full of Trump voters," left him struck by "just how many ways all the current unpleasantness is actively changing their lives for the worse."

Political analysts and observers bashed President Donald Trump on Monday after he accepted a "fake award" from a foreign leader at his Florida resort, Mar-a-Lago.

Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday to discuss the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, and other topics. During a press conference after the meeting, Netanyahu said he would award Trump the "Israel Prize," regarded as the country's highest cultural honor.

President Donald Trump revealed that he will likely sue Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell over renovations to two buildings.

During a Monday press conference at Mar-a-Lago, a reporter asked Trump if he would choose someone new to chair the Federal Reserve in the coming months.