President Donald Trump gave Natalie Harp and two other White House aides $45,000 each in cash gifts, according to financial disclosure statements. Harp, whose close relationship with Trump has come under intense scrutiny in recent weeks, and the other two female aides reported the money as a “cash gift for the holidays” in their annual executive branch disclosure forms released by the White House. Harp, and the other aides — Chamberlain Harris, deputy director of Oval Office operations and Margo Martin, a communications adviser — each make an annual salary of $150,000, according to publicly disclosed White House documents. 0:00 Kevin Liptak reports from the White House on the cash gifts to WH aides 1:20 White House statement 1:58…
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A letter is circulating among House members urging Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) to bring back the House "immediately" and keep it in session until Congress passes AI safeguards , Axios has learned. Why it matters: Such drastic action has been proposed by members of both parties this week after current and former Anthropic researchers went public with warnings that AI could kill off humanity in the next decade. - The letter to Johnson, drafted by Sam Liccardo (D-Calif.), says "urgent action" is needed "to address catastrophic risk posed by advanced artificial intelligence," according to a copy first obtained by Axios . - The letter is co-signed by Reps. George Whitesides (D-Calif.) and Lori Trahan (D-Mass.) but was still being…
Then-interim U.S. Attorney for D.C. Ed Martin sent the letters, which said journals were "conceding that they are partisans in various scientific debates," to a dozen publications, public records show. He recently left DOJ for midterm push.
New federal rules now require a "secondary cockpit barrier" on all new commercial airliners delivered to US airlines — a security measure designed to shield pilots when the cockpit door opens. CNN's Pete Muntean reports.
Missouri’s top court found the state’s head election official in contempt on Thursday over his push to implement Republicans’ new congressional map, but the judges agreed he is absolved now that he is reverting to the old boundaries. “The civil contemptor has at all times the power to purge himself of any contempt by complying with the order of this court,” Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice W. Brent Powell announced at the end of a two-part hearing involving Secretary of State Denny Hoskins (R). Read more: https://thehill.com/regulation/court-battles/6082429-missouri-judges-gop-friendly-map-redistricting-battle-supreme-court/ #Missouri #Republicans #Redistricting #SupremeCourt #Gerrymandering #MidtermElections
