BREAKING: Trump Taps Palantir's Security Chief to Run the Nation's Cyber Defense Agency
CISA has gone nearly two years without a confirmed leader. The last nominee got stuck behind a hold from Florida's Rick Scott. The new one comes from Palantir.
Trump on 60 Minutes: "I Do Hate Some of My Enemies, and I Always Will"
Trump told 60 Minutes his deportations were "too tough," blamed Iran and messaging for the midterms, and said he can't forgive his enemies even to get into heaven. Plus: the viral quote he didn't say.
Opinion | The Revenge Tour: How a Vengeful President Turned DOJ on Us
"I am your retribution." "I do hate some of my enemies, and I always will." In between: a former FBI director charged three times, a state AG grand juries refused to re-indict, an Olympian charged over a pool. The revenge tour, on the record.
Judge Blocks Trump's 250-Foot Arch for 14 Days, Hours After Final Approval
A planning commission stacked with Trump allies approved the 250-foot arch 8-4. Hours later, Judge Tanya Chutkan blocked construction for 14 days.
Opinion | Four Days After the Wipeout, Trump Is Swinging at Everyone
Fox News, gas prices, the stock market, the voters, Elissa Slotkin and now the Justice Department. Since Tuesday, the president has had a target for every day of the week. No fake screenshots. Every post linked.
Trump Offers White House Press Secretary Job to UFC's Dana White
Trump says he has offered UFC CEO Dana White the White House press secretary job, calling him "a violent Fighter and Warrior," and asked him to bring UFC fighters as assistants. The podium has been empty since Oct. 16.
Trump Orders DOJ to "Look Into" Democrats Planning Oversight Probes
Trump says he is ordering the Justice Department to "look into" Democrats preparing oversight of his administration, calling it "extortion at the highest level." An hour later: "These SLEAZEBAGS should go to jail."
Opinion | The Midterm Message Was "Stop." Trump Just Promoted the Man Who Won't.
OPINION: Stephen Miller shared white nationalist literature, floated suspending habeas corpus and built the pipeline to a torture prison. On Monday he runs the White House. You don't need a label. You need the record.
Trump Names Stephen Miller Chief of Staff; Susie Wiles Out After Midterm Wipeout
Trump's first move after Democrats took Congress: Stephen Miller, architect of the deportation campaign, becomes White House chief of staff Monday. Florida's Susie Wiles moves to the Trump political operation.
Trump Weighs Replacing Hegseth With DeSantis as Impeachment Vote Nears
Trump is asking aides whether to fire Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has been floated to replace him, CBS News reports. A House impeachment vote is expected next week.
Trump Says He Accepts the Results. His Justice Department Is Still Fighting Two of Them.
Trump blamed Fox News, Greg Abbott and his own candidates, posted a "VETO" hat, and said he'd accept the midterm results. But his Justice Department is still fighting in Alaska and California. Here's what he said, and what to watch.
The Election Night Playbook: What Trump's Camp Has Already Tried, and the Steps to Watch Starting Tonight
Project 2025 laid out the blueprint, the FBI hauled away a county's ballots, a convicted Colorado clerk took her machine plan to the Oval Office, and Elon Musk, who reportedly said he "knew hours ago" that Trump won in 2024, has spent more than any political donor in modern history. Here's what's documented, and what to watch from tonight to January 3.
Five Accusers, Four Mar-a-Lago Parties and a 2009 Email the White House Can’t Explain: Inside the House Epstein Report
A 52-page House Judiciary report counts five accusers, four alleged Mar-a-Lago incidents and a 2009 email in which Trump said Epstein “was never asked to leave.” The White House says he was thrown out. Both can’t be true.
Project 2025: The Man Trump Named, and What He Has Done
Trump said he had "nothing to do with Project 2025." Then he called his budget chief "he of PROJECT 2025 Fame." What has been done, what's coming, and what courts and Congress stopped.
Betrayal, Part 4: The Return on Investment
In one October week, Trump licensed Russian diesel, waived the sanctions Congress passed, and Ukraine's Starshield was capped. Part 4 of FMNN's four-part opinion and analysis series, Betrayal: The Plan All Along.
Betrayal, Part 3: Power at Any Cost
Russia's 2020 goal was to make Americans doubt their votes. When Trump lost, he did it himself. Part 3 of FMNN's four-part opinion and analysis series, Betrayal: The Plan All Along.
Betrayal, Part 2: The Payoff
Russia attacked the 2016 election to help Trump, and his campaign welcomed the help. Part 2 of FMNN's four-part opinion and analysis series, Betrayal: The Plan All Along.
Trump Administration Building Case to Strip Rep. Ilhan Omar of Citizenship and Deport Her, WSJ Reports
The Wall Street Journal reports the investigation into Rep. Ilhan Omar aims to strip her citizenship and deport her. It centers on her age on immigration papers from the 1990s, an allegation Biden-era investigators dropped for lack of evidence. Omar says the probe has no basis.