Anthony Scaramucci, a Trump White House veteran who briefly served as communications director before leaving the administration and becoming a Trump critic, joins "The Beat" alongside Alex Wagner. (The Beat's YouTube: https://ms.now/ari)
Despite earlier compliance with a judge’s order to reinstate journalists to the White House press pool, MS NOW and CNN reporters were blocked from covering an event surrounding Trump’s state dinner with Chinese president Xi Jinping. MS NOW White House Reporter Laura Barron-Lopez joins The Weeknight with the latest.
We are learning more about President Donald Trump's ban on CNN, MS NOW and Politico from reporting at the White House. On Thursday, a federal judge ordered the administration to restore access to the outlets. U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly issued a temporary restraining order Thursday blocking the ban and ordering White House officials to "immediately return, reinstate, and restore" the outlets' hard-pass press credentials while their legal battle continues. Despite the order and the return of these reporters to the White House, according to CNN, some of their journalists were turned away when attempting to cover the ongoing state dinner that Trump is hosting in Washington, D.C.
Watch Final Hours https://ept.ms/FinalHoursMovieTime Tungsten: Learn more at the company website: https://ept.ms/KAZR Disseminated on behalf of Skyline Builders Group (NASDAQ:KAZR). Episode Resources: Settlement Website: https://ept.ms/3T36z9N Original Lawsuit: https://ept.ms/4dnwzUj Summary: Apple settled a class-action lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California for a cool $250 million. And it’s worth mentioning that over half of that money is actually earmarked for customers. Meaning that if you’re like me (and you’ve purchased an iPhone recently) then there’s a good chance you can get a piece of that settlement. Let me briefly give you the history of the case, as well as how you can check…
We are continuing to watch as the first fall nor'easter of 2026 heads toward the New York City area. The increased windy weather could become a major storm bringing gusty winds and coastal flooding to the East Coast this weekend. According to weather experts, the combination of heavy rainfall and strong winds will be most likely to cause impacts over coastal locations, peaking Friday into Saturday. LiveNOW’s Anna Marsick is speaking with Meteorologist Joe Martucci, who is tracking the latest storm impacts from Sea Bright, New Jersey.