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Ex-White House doctor calls for 'medical evaluation' of Trump after disturbing new video

A former White House doctor has told Donald Trump he desperately needs to seek medical attention after a Truth Social post.

Dr. Jonathan Reiner, who served as cardiologist to former Vice President Dick Cheney, took to X and urged Trump to receive an evaluation. Reiner wrote, "Earlier in the week the president threatened to kill an entire civilization. Now he posts a video of a woman being beaten to death.

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Trump sours peace talks with inflammatory remarks: 'Only reason they are alive today'

Moments after Vice President JD Vance and a small team departed for Pakistan Friday to begin negotiations with Iran to bring about an end to the war, President Donald Trump targeted Iranian officials with a series of inflammatory remarks on social media, potentially blunting peace talks before they’ve even started.

“The Iranians don’t seem to realize they have no cards, other than a short term extortion of the World by using International Waterways,” Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social. “The only reason they are alive today is to negotiate!”

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Mistress of Kristi Noem's husband reveals how ICE shootings wrecked his home life

The husband of former Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem reportedly admitted things got "really bad at home" after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents killed Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minnesota.

Texts and phone call recordings obtained by The Daily Mail detailed sex worker Shy Sotomayor's years-long relationship with Bryon Noem, who was said to enjoy cross-dressing and dreamed of becoming a woman named Chrystal.

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Trump hit with 'haunting' blackmail theory explaining his Iran moves: 'We're not joking'

Over the past month, President Donald Trump has dramatically escalated his administration’s war against Iran, culminating with his threat to destroy Iran’s entire civilization earlier this week, but according to Tucker Carlson’s independent media outlet, a “blackmail” operation could potentially be forcing the president’s hand.

The theory was outlined in a Friday morning newsletter from the Tucker Carlson Network, which pointed to a past incident that some have characterized as an attempted effort to blackmail a sitting U.S. president. Specifically, the newsletter cites claims made by political writer Daniel Halper in his 2014 biography “Clinton Inc.,” supported in part by sworn testimony given in 1998 to the congressionally established Office of Independent Counsel.

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JD Vance's team is exhausted trying to 'publicly portray support' for Trump: insider

As Vice President JD Vance jets off to Pakistan, where he is expected to take the lead in negotiating an end to the US war on Iran, his inner circle is admitting that making a public show of support for Donald Trump is wearing them down.

Vance has been reported to have been against the attack behind the scenes, but has been supportive of the president in public.

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Melania's bombshell Epstein remarks fuel intrigue as cryptic threats emerge online

First lady Melania Trump's jaw-dropping statement on Jeffrey Epstein deepened questions over why she spoke out as cryptic threats on social media surfaced, according to reports on Friday.

President Donald Trump's wife could have been speaking out in reaction to a series of claims made by a woman who was deported — and formerly tied to the Trumps' New York social circle, reported The Swamp, The Daily Beast's Substack.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene says Trump's fracturing of MAGA base will cause midterm 'slaughter'

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) predicted that "Republicans are going to get slaughtered in the midterms" because President Donald Trump had fractured his MAGA base.

During an interview with Politico that aired Friday, host Dash Burns observed that Greene had unexpectedly sided with Democrats on invoking the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office.

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Ranking Republican admits to White House reporter he regrets Trump vote: 'Make it stop!'

A ranking congressional Republican revealed privately that he regrets voting for President Donald Trump.

Salon's White House columnist Brian Karem described how GOP lawmakers have praised Trump publicly but they're "screaming into their pillows privately."

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Melania dooms Trump with what was 'left unsaid' in Epstein speech: ex-GOP expert

A recent statement given by Melania Trump on her connection with Jeffrey Epstein may have just doomed Donald Trump, a political analyst claimed.

The First Lady issued comment on her ties with child abuser Epstein and his associate, Ghislaine Maxwell. "To be clear, I never had a relationship with Epstein or his accomplice, [Ghislaine] Maxwell,” Mrs. Trump said.

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Fox Business busts Trump official for dodging on rising inflation: 'That's an admission'

Fox News host Stuart Varney called out White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett for filibustering after being asked about skyrocketing inflation numbers due to President Donald Trump's war in Iran.

"3.3% rise in consumer prices in the last 12 months," Varney told Hassett on Friday. "That's a fairly sharp increase. However, I'm sure you're going to find some comfort in the core rate of inflation, which went up only 0.2% in March."

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'Chaotic' Trump admin will 'keep erupting' until key internal change is made: analysis

Donald Trump's administration is unraveling rapidly amid a series of political scandals that cannot be fixed internally, a political analyst has claimed.

Trump's team has weathered Immigration and Customs Enforcement shootings in January, a war with Iran, a threat made against Greenland, and an ongoing cost-of-living crisis. Amid all the chaos is a sign that an internal shift within the White House is necessary, with The New York Times' Jonathan Rauch and Peter Wehner highlighting the vital shift they need to make.

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'Cataclysmic year for GOP' may set stage for Dems to steal 'untouchable' MAGA seat: report

Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R-NJ), the former Democrat-turned-Trump loyalist, may finally be vulnerable. New Jersey Republican leadership is growing alarmed that Donald Trump's collapsing approval ratings could cost the party what was supposed to be a safe House seat for the party.

According to Politico's Matt Friedman, Van Drew has long been considered "untouchable" — but Trump's plummeting popularity, combined with sharp Democratic gains in special elections nationwide and an unpopular artificial intelligence data center in his district, is changing the political calculus.

"Even Van Drew's race is going to be competitive," said Chris Venis, a New Jersey Republican who just launched a super PAC called the National Policy Action Committee to boost Van Drew's reelection. "This year even R-leaning districts must be prepared."

The math shows how dire the situation has become. Van Drew's 2nd District in South Jersey voted for Trump in 2024 by almost 13 points — deep MAGA territory. Van Drew himself won by 17 points. For Democrats to flip such a district would require a "cataclysmic year for Republicans."

But 2026 may be shaping up to be exactly that, the report states. Special elections across the country are showing Democratic swings that match or exceed Van Drew's margin of victory. In Georgia's special election to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene in a deeply Republican district, Republican Clay Fuller beat Democrat Shawn Harris by just 12 points — a stunning 17-point swing toward Democrats from Greene's 2024 performance.

Meanwhile, New Jersey itself is trending Democratic. Gov. Mikie Sherrill won reelection in a landslide in 2025, and Trump lost the state to Kamala Harris by just 6 points — exceptionally close for heavily Democratic New Jersey.

Democrats are mobilizing aggressively. Four candidates — Tim Alexander, Zack Mullock, Terri Reese, and Bayly Winder — are competing in the district's June primary to challenge Van Drew.

Tim Alexander, who lost to Van Drew by 19 points in 2022, believes this cycle is fundamentally different.

"The situation we're in as a nation is significantly different in the concerns that people have with the management of our country and those who support the president like Van Drew," Alexander said.

MAGA legend strikes back at 'rotting husk' Trump after president launches attack on allies

MAGA conspiracy theorist Alex Jones responded to Donald Trump's recent attacks, calling the president a "rotting husk" of what he once was.

Jones, who built his media empire partly through unwavering support of Trump, recently announced his withdrawal from the MAGA movement in a sharp rebuke of the current administration. In response, the president unleashed on Jones, as well as other top MAGA figures, saying they have "low IQs" because they disagreed with him about the Iran war.

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