Crooks and Liars is reporting on several political and economic developments, including claims of White House disarray and scrutiny over a senator's residency. It said the White House is experiencing a "meltdown" as President Donald J Trump was allegedly caught napping on the job. The outlet also reported that Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville is facing scrutiny for allegedly voting in Florida, raising questions about his residency for the state he represents or potential illegal voting.
In economic news, Crooks and Liars said oil prices are projected to surge in the coming weeks due to a backup in the Strait of Hormuz. An unnamed industry executive reportedly stated that "dangerously low levels already" exist. The publication also questioned the motivations behind sponsors like Ram Trucks, Crypto.com, and Monster Energy for President Trump's $60 million "cage match."
Crooks and Liars highlighted a whistleblower's claims about a "DOGE plot" to declare millions of people dead, which it said would cut individuals off from paychecks, bank accounts, and government benefits. It also covered the Department of Justice's alleged stance that President Trump could destroy the Statue of Liberty without intervention, and that Trump's cabinet members are perceived as sycophants rather than advisors. The publication further reported on John Bolton taking a plea deal on one count of holding classified information.