October 13, 2026 at 4:43 PM EDT
Leaker reveals top official's opinion: Trump belongs in a 'nuthouse'

Leaker reveals top official's opinion: Trump belongs in a 'nuthouse' On Tuesday, a leaker from President Donald Trump's first administration revealed one former top official's unflattering opinion of the Commander-in-Chief. According to Miles Taylor - who served as Deputy Chief of Staff in the Department of Homeland Security - Trump's second Chief of Staff, John Kelly, asserted that the president belongs in a "nuthouse."

October 13, 2026 at 3:52 PM EDT
Guilfoyle accuser: I'll depose her myself to prove I'm telling the truth

Guilfoyle accuser: I'll depose her myself to prove I'm telling the truth President Donald Trump was reportedly awaiting Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle's resignation shortly before she tendered it. The US diplomat representing American interests to Greece was accused of abusing her office to make money -- and one of her accusers celebrated her downfall even as he vowed to hold her accountable if necessary in the courts. "My first response when asked that today is going to be: It's a great day for American diplomacy," Eric Deters told conservative pundit Sam Stein. "I'm glad. I'm glad she's gone. Kimberly Guilfoyle is a wicked, evil, manipulative grifter. And the reports that were coming out of Greece weren't good. But I'll take full credit for the resignation, because I think she would have survived everything in Greece. They could have told her to cut it out. It was over there in Greece, and she would have survived that."

October 13, 2026 at 3:38 PM EDT
Susie Wiles calls crisis meeting as more Trump rats jump ship: report

Susie Wiles calls crisis meeting as more Trump rats jump ship: report Sources inside the White House say Trump and company are "panicking" as his administration masterminds jump ship for more lucrative jobs elsewhere, says the Daily Mail. "Susie Wiles summoned her top advisers to her West Wing office just after 8.15 am Friday for a crisis meeting as a wave of stories about Trump allies cashing in on their access threatened to swamp the White House," reports the Daily Mail, and the president's chief of staff was "panicked," said a source familiar with the meeting. Wiles and the administration are still coming to grips with the political and media fallout from two of the president's top political lieutenants taking profitable paydays with foreign entities.

October 13, 2026 at 3:30 PM EDT
'Untrue': Judge spikes Trump admin's 'state-sanctioned intimidation'

'Untrue': Judge spikes Trump admin's 'state-sanctioned intimidation' On Tuesday, a federal judge put an end to a smear campaign conducted against former FEMA Chief Financial Officer Mary Comans by officials and allies of President Donald Trump. According to the judge, the affair was "little more than state-sanctioned intimidation." The case dates back to Februrary 20205, when the Department of Homeland Security accused Comans of authorizing what it described as improper payments for New York City migrant shelter accommodations, including reimbursements for hotel costs. According to the DHS, she had "circumvented leadership" to make these payments, which led to her dismissal from FEMA. Comans has denied wrongdoing and argued that the payments were authorized under existing FEMA procedures. She later filed lawsuits claiming that her firing was unlawful and that the public allegations damaged her reputation without due process. A federal judge then ruled that she was entitled to challenge the accusations through a name-clearing hearing, finding that the government's actions raised significant due process concerns. Tuesday's ruling is the result of that hearing.