Tulsi Gabbard claimed on "Hannity" on Friday that Barack Obama and his national security team manufactured the Russia hoax to "subvert the American people's will" in the 2016 election.

Yet amid intensifying calls for the Trump administration to make public all the files it has on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, Gabbard’s big Obama “conspiracy” report was written off in some MAGA social circles as a dud and a distraction from Epstein online.

Trump has tried to distance himself from the Epstein fiasco, telling the media and his own supporters to stop talking about the convicted sex offender. In a Truth Social post on Wednesday, Trump lashed out at his own supporters and claimed that the scandal around the Epstein files was a “hoax” promoted by Democrats.

As Democrats unpack their 2024 presidential election failures, former President Barack Obama called on the party to “toughen up” while speaking at a private fundraiser. But his comments are being met with some fatigue and criticism.

Tulsi Gabbard’s claim that the Obama administration waged a “treasonous” plot was met with trepidation online.

Barack and Michelle Obama lightheartedly address divorce rumors, as the former First Couple joke about the issue on a recent podcast.

"We need to start by learning to listen to boys, not to correct or direct, but to understand," a mental health expert told Newsweek.

There hasn’t been one moment in our marriage where I’ve thought about quitting on my man,” Michelle Obama said on the podcast she hosts with her brother.