President Trump said Friday that tariff-free imported beef will be coming from Brazil and Argentina, among other places, as his administration works to alleviate stubbornly high prices. “It’s coming from Argentina. It's coming from Brazil,” Trump said at an Oval Office event surrounded by ranchers and farmers. “It's coming from a couple of other places. [...]
The US military said its forces struck three Iranian crude oil carriers after the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched ballistic missiles toward two US Navy warships, but did not hit them. The strike marks the latest escalation between the US and Iran near a critical route for global oil supplies.
Celebrate 60 years of Star Trek as “America Right Now” host Tom Basile beams aboard the Starship Enterprise set in Ticonderoga, New York, to explore the enduring legacy of Gene Roddenberry’s vision, the iconic technology that inspired real-world innovation, and how a dedicated fan campaign convinced President Gerald Ford to name NASA’s first space shuttle Enterprise.
Pete Hegseth is trying to shape how the world gets its information about what’s going on inside the military – including changes to military publications like 'Stars and Stripes.' The paper, which is partially funded by the Department of Defense, has historically held editorial independence, but when three of its staffers spoke out – they were fired. The former publisher, Max Lederer, said he tried to stay on and be a “change agent,” but it wasn’t enough.
The New York Times Chief White House Correspondent Peter Baker joins Alex Witt to discuss the Iran war, President Trump’s plan to fly his gifted jet overseas despite security concerns, U.S. envoys in Russia for talks with Putin, Trump’s finances and the midterms.
Donald Trump’s push to restrict mail-in voting just months before the midterm elections isn’t just politically consequential, it’s logistically infeasible. This week, a federal whistleblower exposed the USPS’ new “rushed, chaotic, and fundamentally flawed” ballot portal, a project reminiscent of previous federal tech implementation shortfallings. “The question is, is it malevolence, or is it incompetence?” said David Kligerman, the attorney representing the whistleblower.
McFadden acknowledged in a 24-page order that the dispute was at an “early stage” but found the staffers had so far failed to demonstrate that a preliminary injunction was warranted.
The child was born with Amish lethal microcephaly, a rare genetic disorder that can lead to viral infections and typically results in death within months of birth.
The president also ordered the Interior and Agriculture departments to allow ranchers to kill these animals, if necessary, to protect their herds.