Sarah Ewall-Wice

1 week ago | thedailybeast.com | Farrah Tomazin |Sarah Ewall-Wice

President Donald Trump has boasted that “nobody knows what I’m doing” when it comes to Iran as a MAGA civil war rages over the prospect of a U.S. military attack. Speaking with reporters for the first time since meeting with his national security council on Tuesday, the president refused to say whether the U.S. is moving closer to helping Israel strike Iranian nuclear facilities. “Will you strike the Iranian nuclear component, and what time exactly? Sir, sir, would you strike it?

3 weeks ago | thedailybeast.com | Sarah Ewall-Wice

The White House frantically worked to move forward from this week’s blowup between President Donald Trump and his former first buddy Elon Musk. But the frenzied level at which the president insisted everything is all good suggested the opposite. The president did what amounted to a weekday version of a “Full Ginsburg” Friday morning when he spoke with reporters from across the major television networks and got his thoughts off his chest.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Sarah Ewall-Wice

The White House frantically worked to move forward from this week’s blowup between President Donald Trump and his former first buddy Elon Musk. But the frenzied level at which the president insisted everything is all good suggested the opposite. The president did what amounted to a weekday version of a “Full Ginsburg” Friday morning when he spoke with reporters from across the major television networks and got his thoughts off his chest.

3 weeks ago | thedailybeast.com | Sarah Ewall-Wice

As Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s relationship devolved into heated threats and bombshell accusations, the tech billionaire lobbed an incendiary claim that without him, Trump would not be president and Republicans would not control the House. But while Republicans rapidly tried to de-escalate the situation, they have been quick to make clear that it’s MAGA, not Musk, where their allegiance lies.

3 weeks ago | thedailybeast.com | Sarah Ewall-Wice

The Trump administration is preparing to cancel federal funding to California as the president has long railed against the country’s biggest blue state. The large-scale cancellation of cash could start as soon as Friday, according to CNN, which cited multiple sources. Agencies were being directed to start identifying grants that could be withheld from California by the administration.