NEWSNATIONNOW (Jordan Perkins) - Ford recalling nearly 388K vehicles due to faulty seats
The second-row seats have a defect that causes them to move unexpectedly, leading to injury in a crash.
NEWSNATIONNOW - Appeals court says judge should not have released Mohsen Mahdawi
Mahdawi was one of several Columbia University students who was detained in protests.
NEWSNATIONNOW (Josie Fischels) - New spider species 'catapults' ants into its web at bullet speed
Scientists just found a spider that hunts by catapult.
NEWSNATIONNOW (Josie Fischels) - Detective warns against drawing early conclusions in Nolan Wells investigation
"There's no evidence that I can see that race played a role, but there's no evidence that race did not play a role," Alexander said.
NEWSNATIONNOW (Ashley N. Soriano) - Video appears to show Nolan Wells in last moments before death
The video, which was recorded at 2:23 p.m., could be the last known image of the 18-year-old.
ABCNEWS - Comer calls it 'unacceptable' after Alan Dershowitz rejects Epstein panel appearance
House Oversight chair James Comer says it's "unacceptable" that lawyer Alan Dershowitz failed to appear before the panel Monday as part of its probe into Jeffrey Epstein.
AXIOS (Courtenay Brown) - Trump administration consults unused 1930s law for tariff playbook
The Trump administration keeps finding new ways to wage trade wars. As one novel tariff authority nears its expiration, it's testing another — threatening huge duties on Canadian goods under a never-before-used law. Why it matters: The administration's willingness to test new trade authorities makes tariff policy harder for businesses, investors and foreign governments to handicap. - It's hard to know which will survive challenges in the courts, and over what time horizon there may be any resolution. - Even if individual tariffs are delayed or struck down, the administration can still use the threat of them to gain negotiating leverage while forcing companies to plan for higher costs. - It's unfolding even as renewed conflict in the…
AXIOS (Avery Lotz) - Democrats probe Epstein's ties with foreign governments
Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein may have acted as an unregistered foreign agent — and tried to leverage his past relationship with President Trump , when doing so, the top Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee alleged in a letter demanding records. The big picture: Rep. Jamie Raskin's (D-Md.) inquiry previews the types of investigations the party could launch with subpoena power if they retake a chamber this fall. Driving the news: Raskin wrote to administration officials that the Epstein files show the disgraced financier seemingly tried to become an emissary for Saudi Arabia and appeared to advise leaders in Kuwait, Israel and Russia. - In one exchange , Epstein appeared to pitch himself to Saudi Arabia as a "Financial…
THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Farage Warns of ‘Leftward Shift’ Under New UK Govt, Demands Snap Election.
Nigel Farage has criticized new Prime Minister Andy Burnham's government for pursuing a "leftward shift" without a voter mandate and called for an immediate General Election.
Nigel Farage has criticized new Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s government for pursuing a “leftward shift” without a voter mandate and called for an immediate General Election. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Nigel Farage has called for an immediate General Election now Andy Burnham has become Britain ‘s new Prime Minister, arguing that the new premier lacks a public mandate to pursue major political and economic reforms. Speaking to supporters in Norfolk, England, the Reform UK leader said Burnham’s administration would move the country “further to the left,” predicting higher taxes, increased government borrowing, and policies that would cost households the equivalent of thousands of pounds. DETAIL: Farage noted that…Open