The crew shared an emotional moment with mission control and the family of Reid Wiseman, whose wife, Carroll, died in 2020, on the ground in Houston.
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President Trump faces a momentous decision on a tight timeline: carry out his threat to obliterate Iran's infrastructure beginning at 8pm ET, or push his own deadline again to give negotiations a chance. Why it matters: Trump has threatened to destroy every bridge and power plant in Iran by midnight, among other options that would have devastating consequences for ordinary Iranians and spark dangerous retaliation across the region. - Mediators from Pakistan, Egypt and Turkey are working to avert that outcome by brokering a deal — or at least putting time back on the clock. - "If the president sees a deal is coming together, he'll probably hold off. But only he and he alone makes that decision," a senior administration official told…
The change comes after U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy ruled the committee was unlawfully reconstituted when Kennedy replaced the previous members with his own experts last year and that only six members were qualified.
Leland Vittert opens "On Balance" with a monologue on how President Trump's threat to send Iran back to the "Stone Age" illustrates his lack of understanding of what Iran's leaders value most. "On Balance with Leland Vittert" takes a critical look at some of the day's hottest subjects.
President Trump endorsed Steve Hilton, a Republican, in the governor’s race, which could help Democrats avoid being shut out of the general election.
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Newly released video contradicts federal claims that two Venezuelan immigrants assaulted an ICE agent with a snow shovel before an agent shot one of them during Operation Metro Surge . Why it matters: The footage raises questions about why it took federal officials weeks to back off from their original story about — and drop criminal charges against — the wounded Julio Sosa-Celis and his roommate, Alfredo Aljorna. - The New York Times, which was first to publish the video, reported that authorities had access to the footage "within hours of the shooting." The big picture: Minneapolis was on edge when the agents shot Sosa-Celis on Jan. 14, just one week after Renee Good's killing . Catch up quick: The incident began after ICE agents…
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon downplayed the threat of a private credit meltdown , while Goldman Sachs signaled that its private credit business is in good shape. Why it matters: The trend of investors exiting private credit funds has raised concerns that a blowup in nonbank lending could infect the broader financial markets. The big picture: Dimon noted Monday in his annual letter to shareholders that the leveraged private credit market totals $1.8 trillion, while investment-grade bonds total $13 trillion and residential mortgage securities and loans also total $13 trillion. - "In the great scheme of things, private credit probably does not present a systemic risk," Dimon wrote. Zoom in: His comments came on the same day that Goldman…