Trump Answers More Questions Than Biden, Say NYT Reporters

New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan stated that President Trump fields more questions from the media than former President Biden. This statement was made during an interview with C-SPAN’s Peter Slen.

Supreme Court Protects Lisa Cook from Trump’s Firing

The Supreme Court has ruled in a 5-4 decision to prevent President Trump from firing Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook, allowing her legal challenge to continue. This decision highlights significant tensions between the executive branch and independent regulatory bodies.

Supreme Court Grants Trump New Firing Powers

The Supreme Court’s 6-3 ruling in Trump vs. Slaughter grants the president unprecedented authority to fire most government officials, a move that could reshape executive power. This decision comes as a significant shift in the balance of power within the U.S. government, emphasizing the influence of Trump’s judicial allies.

Trump’s $5M Appeal Denied by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has rejected Donald Trump’s appeal regarding a $5 million judgment in favor of E. Jean Carroll, marking a significant legal setback. This decision underscores the unpredictable dynamics of Trump’s relationship with the judicial system, even among typically supportive justices.

Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Appeal in E. Jean Carroll Case

The Supreme Court has rejected President Trump’s appeal regarding the $5 million judgment awarded to writer E. Jean Carroll. This decision reinforces Carroll’s legal victory against Trump, stemming from allegations of defamation.

Devastating Winds Hit South Dakota Town

Extreme winds reaching 131 mph devastated the town of Highmore, South Dakota, causing significant damage. Drones captured the extent of destruction left in the wake of the storm.

Venezuela Earthquakes: Death Toll Exceeds 1,700

CNN reports from La Guaira, Venezuela, where the death toll from recent earthquakes has exceeded 1,700. The situation remains critical as rescue efforts continue amidst widespread devastation.

Alex Murdaugh’s Murder Trial Set for April 2027

Alex Murdaugh’s second murder trial has been scheduled for April 2027, following a ruling by Circuit Court Judge Debra McCaslin. Murdaugh, a disbarred South Carolina attorney, faces accusations of killing his wife and son.

US and Iran Agree to Stand Down After Strike Exchange

The US has announced a ‘stand down’ following a series of strikes with Iran, where both nations accused each other of breach of ceasefire. Tensions escalated over the weekend amid the ongoing conflict dynamics in the region.

Venezuela Rescue Teams Search for Missing Survivors

Rescue teams in Venezuela face agonizing silence as they search for tens of thousands still missing under debris after a catastrophic disaster. Efforts continue as rescuers remain hopeful for signs of life beneath the rubble.