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Forensic psychologist and body language expert John Paul Garrison flagged a telling moment between President Donald Trump and his assistant Natalie Harp on Monday, one he argued demonstrated the president’s emotional reliance on his 35-year-old female aide.

The moment between Trump and Harp was captured on camera during the president’s visit to NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Texas last week, during which Trump appeared to shoot repeated glances at his assistant.

Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy said she desperately "tried to escape" her marriage to Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, calling their first year together "horrible."

Campos-Duffy made the remarks in an October 2023 episode of the couple's Fox News podcast, "From the Kitchen Table," while interviewing their daughter Evita Duffy Alfonso about her marriage. The interview drew fresh attention this week after a clip was posted on X on Tuesday.

President Donald Trump's announcement that the U.S. would profit from Venezuelan oil reserves is unlikely to bring relief to drivers anytime soon, according to an expert analysis.

Yahoo Finance senior columnist Rick Newman told "CNN News Central" the deal, as described by the 80-year-old president, is supposed to develop Venezuelan oil fields that haven't even broken ground yet, and he said drivers shouldn't expect it to yield meaningful new oil supplies for a decade or so.

A mysterious ploy by President Donald Trump to combat soaring prices of an American kitchen staple may very well cripple an entire industry, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) warned Tuesday during an appearance on Fox Business.

Ground beef prices in the United States have continued to soar amid a severe cattle shortage exacerbated by a recent screwworm infestation that some critics have blamed on the Trump administration for axing screwworm monitoring programs, with some Americans ditching ground beef altogether. Trump’s solution, he announced recently, was to import 300,000 metric tons of ground beef from countries he refused to identify.

Onlookers were left in shock Tuesday after the leader of a U.S. ally openly boasted on live television about a successful "influence" campaign waged on American leaders to push the U.S. into launching its deeply unpopular war against Iran.

Underwater in the polls ahead of the nation's October elections, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu took to Israel's popular Channel 14 Sunday night with a pitch to voters.

CNN's Audie Cornish called out Vice President JD Vance and other Republicans for condoning right-wing influencer Laura Loomer's racist remarks while smearing left-wing commentators as antisemitic.

The Donald Trump ally drew widespread criticism for attacking Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon and other prominent Black U.S. politicians as "ghetto," and the "CNN This Morning" host asked why some Republicans were comfortable condemning Loomer's remarks but Vance and others had not.

A contributing factor to embattled Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth hanging onto his job is a White House afraid of an angry GOP caucus in the Senate.

Appearing on “Morning Joe” on Tuesday morning, New York Times reporter Maggie Haberman was asked about the abrupt departure of Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, who reportedly got fed up with dealing with the abrasive former Fox News personality.

A former White House staffer teased growing tensions inside President Donald Trump's administration over Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's leadership.

Army Secretary Dan Driscoll submitted his resignation directly to the president after clashing repeatedly with the Pentagon chief, and former George W. Bush staffer Ashley Davis told "CNN This Morning" that Trump officials were likely concerned about the dynamic inside the Defense Department.

A bizarre rant by Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy at a rally in Michigan on Monday fell flat with the audience and members of a MS NOW panel were beside themselves with laughter.

Appearing in Michigan to boost the candidacy of former GOP Rep. Mike Rogers who is running for a Senate seat, a very animated Duffy exclaimed, “This is my pet peeve. I don’t know if you know about it. You know the stop/start button on your car? I hate that thing. Thank you [EPA Director] Lee Zeldin! He’s gotten rid of it and the first cars without the stop/start button are rolling off the line. Pet peeve: I hate it.”

President Donald Trump just pulled off what one political expert described as a "mafia state" type of move that revealed the rotten core of a deal he allegedly struck with a foreign country over its oil reserves.

Trump recently announced that the U.S. and North American Blue Energy Partners, a private company led by Venezuelan businessman Alejandro Betancourt, entered into a partnership to tap Venezuela's 65 billion barrel oil reserves, a deal that is estimated to be worth tens of billions of dollars. Betancourt was previously under investigation on corruption charges until Trump's former attorney, Rudy Giuliani, persuaded the first Trump Department of Justice to drop its probe.

MAGA pundits were cornered by panelists on CNN's "NewsNight" with host Abby Phillip on Monday over the president's latest batch of empty threats toward Iran.

Over the weekend, President Donald Trump posted an AI-generated video of him attacking Kharg Island, a strategic island in the Persian Gulf that the Iranian regime has used to attack merchant ships in the area. Trump has previously threatened to strike the island and posted the threat on the same day U.S. forces hit Larak Island in the Strait.

MS NOW's Chris Hayes flagged a suspicious episode of tomfoolery in a Democratic primary in Maine, pulled off by Republican dark money — with a deeply ironic twist.

"As Republicans head towards what is currently looking like it could be a shellacking in November ... they are returning to a time-tested playbook," said Hayes. Specifically, he said, that playbook is "unlimited dark money spending."

One of President Donald Trump's former attorneys flagged a "significant position" the Supreme Court took in its most recent ruling to allow the Trump administration to continue building the White House ballroom for now.

Ty Cobb, who served as special counsel in the first Trump administration, told CNN's Erin Burnett on "OutFront" that Chief Justice John Roberts "eviscerated" the Trump administration's position in his blistering dissent. The dissent also showed that Roberts is willing to use his seat as an "impediment to Trump if and when he can, and when the Constitution permits it," Cobb added.