Stormy weather grounded Trump’s aircraft, so the president took a roughly 90 mile motorcade ride from Texas to Oklahoma, with press vans reaching 98 mph before he arrived about two hours late.
The supplied account says a Department of Energy employee was arrested in Washington for allegedly trying to aid Iran backed Houthis, with accusations involving explosive material and drones capable of delivering explosives.
The New York Times Company collected $47.65 million from the same research and development tax credit its newsroom portrayed as suspicious when used by Meta, while a Times spokesman defended the reporting and the company’s own approach.
The Supreme Court will decide whether the Trump Administration may detain many illegal entrants without bond hearings, a ruling that could either preserve its deportation strategy or trigger the release of tens of thousands during removal proceedings.
Sen. Eric Schmitt’s perjury accusation against former Special Counsel Jack Smith collapsed after Smith explained the “Hawks game” referred to Iowa women’s basketball, not Atlanta, leaving Sen. Katie Britt’s stunned reaction to dominate social media.
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith defended his decision to charge President Trump, while Senator Ted Cruz accused him of weaponizing the Justice Department, disgracing the agency, and committing what Cruz called its most egregious abuse of power.
Trump plans to block federal student loans for degrees deemed worthless as part of a broader spending reduction effort, but key details about affected programs, eligibility standards, enforcement, and timing have not been provided.
Police said a Texas man intentionally drove into a closed Kroger before 4:30 a.m. because he needed a bathroom, leaving extensive entrance damage and earning an arrest on criminal mischief charges.