Dana Bash’s attempt to shame Mike Waltz over Trump’s ban on CNN, MSNOW, and Politico faltered after Waltz cited prior exclusions of conservative journalists, blasted weak media corrections, and explained the legal distinction between publishing rights and White House access.
The Justice Department charged 16 people in seven states as officials pursue allegations involving noncitizen voting, false citizenship claims and related fraud, while DHS reports more than 1,620 open cases, 151 arrests and more than 300,000 suspected cases.
Trump’s agreement grants the United States permanent military access to Greenland, blocks adversarial bases and sensitive investments, and allows new American installations without Danish or Greenlandic approval, while leaving sovereignty over the Arctic island unchanged.
New York’s emergency response times worsened across several FDNY and NYPD categories under the Mamdani administration, while police overtime spending dropped 12% from $1.1 billion last year to $966 million.
York College students said attackers dragged them from their porch and beat them as a crowd recorded the violence. Police arrived after responding to another critical incident, while no arrests had been announced.
Former Democratic fundraiser Lindy Li says Ashley Biden threatened a lawsuit after Li discussed Joe Biden’s decline, but the Instagram post disappeared a day later and no legal action followed, according to Li’s account.
Dan Osborn acknowledged that leaked audio insulting Nebraska Trump supporters sounded like him, then offered a conditional apology as Sen. Pete Ricketts accused his independent challenger of looking down on hardworking voters.
Newsom’s attempted Trump attack backfired after critics noticed his housing chart showed its biggest affordability spike during Biden’s presidency, prompting mockery and renewed scrutiny of California’s own costly housing market.