The president heads to Pennsylvania on Tuesday to address voter concerns about inflation, as Republicans face growing anxiety about their congressional majorities.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem is on “very thin ice,” a White House official told MS NOW.

Republicans on Capitol Hill suggested Trump’s plan, which two White House officials said he would now delay revealing, caught the GOP rank-and-file by surprise.

The president’s health-care legislation would seek to terminate what one of the White House officials referred to as ‘surprise premium hikes’ generated by the ACA.

In public, it was a surprising reversal. In private, Trump aides and allies were preparing for a loss. Ultimately, Trump saw the writing on the wall.

The secretary of Homeland Security unveiled sizable bonuses for certain agents who exhibited “exemplary service” during the government shutdown.

“Doesn’t that show the level of transparency when we are willing to sit down with members of Congress and address their concerns?” said White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.

As White House advisers try to refocus on Americans’ economic anxieties, there’s one primary factor complicating that move: the president himself.

“Hopefully POTUS starts focusing less on international stuff and more on domestic issues,” one White House official told MSNBC after losses in Virginia, New Jersey and New York City rolled in.

At the University of Mississippi, the vice president will walk a tightrope as he engages college students in the mode of Charlie Kirk.