By Andrea Widburg In one of the most deservedly nasty letters ever penned in D.C., the Treasury Secretary brutally exposes Warren’s ignorance.
What’s stopping President Trump from tearing down the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is ongoing litigation, according to Rep. Joyce Beatty, an ex officio board member who brought the lawsuit. The Ohio Democratic lawmaker joined “The Weekend” to discuss the latest court developments. She said Trump cannot simply knock down the building for his planned renovation as he did with the White House East Wing because of the lawsuit. “I’m a little more hopeful with this because we are in court,” she said.
Through a series of executive orders, the President has sought to stop what he claims to be widespread voter fraud - a claim unsupported by facts. A federal judge found that the White House’s rule that would make the USPS act as electoral oversight and force it not to deliver mail-in ballots in states that do not share their voter data was “likely unconstitutional.” The President – who himself votes by mail – has called the process, “mailed-in cheating.” “If vote-by-mail is inherently corrupt and inherently cheating,” says California Attorney General Rob Bonta, “then he is inherently corrupt and inherently a cheater because he votes by mail time and time again.”
Wild horses have been legally protected by Congress for over half a century. But many of them may be getting sold into slaughter under Trump, according to a New York Times investigation. Ranchers can buy these horses for “pennies on the dollar” and then sell them for “huge margin” into slaughter, says Spectrum News 1 journalist Ryan Thompson. “We don’t believe that the current program upholds enough protections for wild horses to not hit this loophole,” says Patricia Miller of American Wild Horse Conservation.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody apprehended and detained him on Thursday night
Mr. Yiannopoulos, an early supporter of President Trump and vocal supporter of mass deportations, was himself sent back to his home country, part of a long fall from right-wing grace.
A 61-year-old man fired a homemade flamethrower at deputies as they attempted to serve him an eviction notice in Oklahoma City on August 11, according to the Oklahoma County's Sheriff’s Office. The man has been charged with assault and battery with a deadly weapon, among other charges. CNN has reached out to the sheriff’s office for more information.
This week, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced that the US will target a complex network built by Iran over years to allow its entities to evade Washington’s wide-ranging sanctions. The move comes after six months of a war launched by the US and Israel that has since reached a stalemate amid a lack of diplomatic resolution. Other developments in the war this week include the deployment of the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt and Iran putting a bounty on the president’s son, Barron Trump. Experts speak to CNN on this week’s developments from the Iran war. 0:00 USS Theodore Roosevelt deployed to the Middle East 3:48 Will the new sanctions work better than the old sanctions? 8:27 Iran’s threats against Barron Trump 10:26…
The decision largely piggybacks on findings from nearly a year ago by a U.S. district judge in Boston.
Yiannopoulos was arrested Thursday at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport in Louisiana and detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.