CBS News editor Bari Weiss pulled a '60 Minutes' segment on migrant detention, citing lack of official comment, fueling debate over editorial independence.

President Trump appointed an envoy who aims to make Greenland part of the U.S., causing a diplomatic ripple with Denmark.

A White House official shared a misleading photo from Epstein files, wrongly implying Bill Clinton, Michael Jackson, and Diana Ross were with victims.

Trump's press secretary Leavitt made up economic "good news," twisting numbers and calling it "transparency," reminiscent of Orwell's 1984.

Fox News host Jesse Watters claims President Trump said he's building a huge White House ballroom as a personal 'monument,' funded privately.

Lawmakers criticize the Justice Department for heavily redacting Jeffrey Epstein files, failing to comply with a new transparency law.

Top Justice Department official, Todd Blanche, denies any effort to hide President Trump's name in Jeffrey Epstein files amid release.

President Trump bragged about demanding a billion-dollar payout from his own Justice Department over past investigations, though the cases were dropped.

The DOJ released Jeffrey Epstein documents, then some vanished, including a photo of Donald Trump, sparking questions about transparency.

Apple and Google advise visa employees against foreign travel due to Trump administration's stringent vetting and months-long delays, fearing workers could get stuck abroad.

Ex-lawmakers from both parties warn US Congress is dysfunctional, polarized, and unable to effectively govern due to systemic issues.

U.S. forces stopped a second ship near Venezuela, escalating Trump's pressure tactics over oil and alleged drug issues.

Government mysteriously removes Epstein-related files, including a Trump photo, but watchdog lawyers confirm they have downloaded copies.

Senator Cynthia Lummis is retiring from her demanding Senate job, joining several other Republicans. This move isn't a conspiracy, just normal career changes.

Trump was told his name was in Epstein files. He tried to block public access and sued a newspaper.

President Trump wanted a big White House ballroom, even tearing down a part of the building. Now, his grand plan is stalling.

The Justice Department is slowly releasing Jeffrey Epstein's files, citing victim protection, even though a law signed by President Trump wanted them out faster.

Jeffrey Epstein's brother says Trump frequented Epstein's office, contradicting White House denials and revealing disturbing past conduct allegations.

Trump's administration aims to denaturalize over a thousand Americans, a goal experts deem virtually impossible and primarily a fear tactic.

Lawmakers demand full release of Jeffrey Epstein files, ensuring transparency and victim protection, while challenging Speaker Johnson's claims.

Jack Smith demands public hearing and full video of his testimony, countering Republican accusations and standing by his Trump investigations.

Trump's team claimed the Kennedy Center was renamed for him by a "unanimous" board, but the facts reveal a different, self-serving story.

Special Counsel Jack Smith testified for hours, answering questions without taking the Fifth Amendment, challenging political attack claims.

Trump's 'warrior dividend' for troops actually came from congressionally allocated housing funds, raising questions about financial transparency.

Speaker Johnson sent Congress home early before full Epstein files drop, raising questions about accountability.

President Trump declared he fixed big problems, touting economic wins and blaming Democrats for high healthcare costs. A familiar tune!

House Oversight Chair James Comer threatens Clintons with contempt proceedings if they delay Epstein testimony, urging immediate scheduling.

President Trump labeled Venezuela's government a 'terrorist organization,' citing asset theft and illicit activities, then imposed a full oil blockade.

President Trump claims tariffs brought $18 trillion to the U.S., but official figures show it's less than $300 billion, making his math fantastical.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino, known for conspiracy theories, is exiting, raising questions about competence and security access.

Republicans passed a health bill, but internal disagreements over expiring ObamaCare help caused some members to join Democrats.

Trump's White House updated presidential plaques with politically charged, biased descriptions, praising allies and attacking opponents like Biden and Obama.

President Trump publicly claimed a wealthy donor offered $250 million for an unconstitutional third term. This raises questions about campaign finance and presidential term limits.

Trump administration plans big military changes, cutting commands and top brass. Experts warn of potential global impacts.

Trump sues BBC $10 billion. Claims edited Jan 6 video misrepresented speech. Case faces quirky facts and previous payouts.

Canadian 'snowbirds' are flying past Florida this winter, hurting the state's economy and tourism, a consequence linked to President Trump's strained relations.

Speaker Mike Johnson refused to directly address President Trump's insensitive remarks regarding Rob Reiner's death, choosing instead to deflect reporters' questions.

Trump's Chief of Staff candidly discussed team members and power use. Republicans ignored her comments, just blaming 'fake news' instead.

Trump's chief of staff confirmed his name is in Epstein's files, downplaying involvement, but also corrected Trump's unsubstantiated claims.

President Trump expanded travel bans and restrictions on numerous countries, citing national security concerns, while critics highlight potential family separations.

President Trump deflected blame for a campus shooting to Brown University, while defending FBI Director Kash Patel amidst controversy.

FBI Director Kash Patel's 'love story' podcast with his girlfriend sparked criticism, released during a critical university shooting manhunt.

President Trump's plan for a huge White House ballroom is challenged by a preservation group, citing lack of approvals.

FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy Dan Bongino face ouster amid missteps and low morale. An agency shake-up is expected soon.

Polls show people feel the economy is bad, not booming like President Trump says. Inflation is the biggest worry.

Trump falsely claims director Rob Reiner died from 'TDS,' a cruel and unsubstantiated insult to his memory.

Companies sue Trump admin as it rushes to collect tariff money, possibly preventing refunds if tariffs are ruled illegal.

Trump voters notice high prices but often blame corporations or past policies, not their favored president.

President Trump championed the Lumbee Tribe, granting recognition via a defense bill, angering other tribes who feel it was a political trade.

A lawyer fears judges face pressure in Trump-related cases, potentially impacting immigrant rights and court fairness. What's really going on?