President-elect Donald Trump headed to Washington Saturday to kick off days of pageantry heralding his second inauguration as president, four years after he departed the city under the shadow of an attack by his supporters on the Capitol. Trump, Melania and their son Barron boarded the plane at 5:13 p.m. Eastern Time and departed Palm
CBS News spoke with more than a dozen people with knowledge of events at Mar-a-Lago in the weeks between Election Day and Inauguration Day. They requested anonymity to share accounts of what was going on at the president-elect’s Florida resort ahead of his second presidential term. “Hello?” Donald Trump said into his cellphone one day
Washington — President-elect Donald Trump said he plans to visit the greater Los Angeles area, probably at the end of next week, after he’s sworn into office. “I will be, probably, at the end of the week,” Trump told NBC News’ Kristen Welker in an interview Saturday. Firefighters are still battling the blazes in the
President-elect Donald Trump launched his own cryptocurrency on Friday, sparking a feverish buying that apparently sent its market capitalization soaring to several billion dollars. In a message posted on his Truth Social platform and X, Trump unveiled the so-called meme coin, which is designed to capitalize on the popularity of a certain personality, movement or
How will history assess President Biden? Mired with low approval ratings, the president said this week he believes history will be kinder: “You know, it will take time to feel the full impact of all we’ve done together,” he said in his Oval Office farewell address this week. “But the seeds are planted, and they’ll
Washington — The incoming Trump administration is planning to ramp up operations to arrest unauthorized immigrants across major U.S. cities next week after President-elect Donald Trump takes office, targeting “sanctuary” jurisdictions that limit cooperation with federal immigration officials, two sources familiar with the plans tell CBS News. The locations expected to be targeted by deportation
Driven by “curiosity,” a U.S. Navy corpsman attempted to access President Biden’s medical records last year following a group discussion with his colleagues about military security protocols for using government computers, according to the federal criminal investigation obtained by CBS News. In July, CBS News reported a junior U.S. Navy sailor attempted to gain access