Trump Loses a Capable Ally, International Red Cross Faces Senate Scrutiny Over Treatment of Hostages, and CBS Braces for ’60 Minutes’ Document Drop

In the case of Eric Adams, the Trump Justice Department had at its disposal “prudent and imprudent ways to achieve similar ends,” our editors write. President Trump could have pardoned Adams or instructed prosecutors to drop the case against him because it was weak. Instead, Justice Department brass conceded in a memo that its order

Judge Denies Trump’s Bid to Partially Implement Birthright Citizenship Order

The Trump administration asked the court to ‘stay the injunction’s nationwide application,’ limiting its effect to the plaintiffs in the case. A federal judge in Maryland on Tuesday denied President Donald Trump’s motion for a partial stay of a preliminary injunction that blocked an executive order on birthright citizenship from taking effect. The plaintiffs filed

Trump’s pro-union pick for labor secretary to face confirmation hearing

Washington — Former GOP Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer, President Trump’s nominee to run the Labor Department, is expected to face tough questioning from at least one member of her own party when she appears before the Senate’s Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee for her confirmation hearing Wednesday.  Her confirmation hearing is scheduled for 10 a.m. 

6 Takeaways From Donald Trump-Elon Musk Interview

The two men talked about Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), predicting $1 trillion in suspect spending will be found. President Donald Trump and Elon Musk discussed waste, fraud, abuse, and more in a joint interview with Sean Hannity that aired on Feb. 18. The world’s wealthiest man and the president of the United States