Interior Secretary Doug Burgum says they will break ground on President Trump's massive arch in the next two weeks despite not getting final approval. Boston Global Editorial Board Abdallah Fayyad, Democratic strategist Basil Smikle and former federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori join Alicia Menendez to share their thoughts.
Two USS Lincoln members were involved in a brawl outside a bar in Pattaya, Thailand, where the aircraft carrier has made port. The Pattaya police superintendent told MS NOW the incident was "minor," and the two members are now restricted to the USS Lincoln for the rest of the port call. MS NOW's Priya Sridhar reports.
A new Wall Street Journal report claims Sen. John Fetterman is avoiding constituents, alienating Democrats and focused more on conservative media and Israel advocacy than his work as a U.S. senator. Ali Vitali tells Morning Joe she’s “stunned” by the willingness of former staffers to call out Fetterman. Looking to the future, Vitali wonders whether Fetterman will remain a Democrat or switch parties.
Country music icon Dolly Parton died peacefully in Nashville at 80 years old. Parton's team shared a statement with Fox News Digital on Tuesday night and confirmed that she died after a "brief battle with cancer." Parton's death sparked mourning across the world. Parton’s catalog included enduring hits such as "Jolene," "Coat of Many Colors," "Here You Come Again," "9 to 5" and "I Will Always Love You." The latter song became a global phenomenon again when Whitney Houston recorded it for 1992’s "The Bodyguard." Throughout the span of her career, which ignited as a performer on "The Porter Wagoner Show," Parton always shared what mattered most to her – her Tennessee upbringing, her faith, her beloved husband, Carl Dean, and family.
Live coverage of the Lindsay Clancy verdict, with clear updates on the court outcome and the key moments that shape the case as it unfolds.
U.S. Army Special Forces Veteran Jim Hanson discusses whether the conflict in Iran qualifies as a war and Vice President JD Vance's warning that leaving Iran would risk a global energy crisis on 'Varney & Co.' 00:00 - Is the Iran Conflict a War? 00:48 - Military Success and Economic Stranglehold 01:23 - Avoiding a Global Energy Crisis 01:48 - Making the Strait of Hormuz Irrelevant 02:27 - Impact on Global Oil Supply
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New legislation prioritizing British-trained doctors for specialty training has significantly shifted opportunities away from overseas-trained medics.
New legislation prioritizing British-trained doctors for specialty training has significantly shifted opportunities away from overseas-trained medics. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: New legislation prioritizing British-trained doctors for National Health Service (NHS ) specialty training posts has sharply reduced the number of overseas-trained medics securing places, according to an analysis by the Nuffield Trust. The changes, introduced in March under former Health Secretary Wes Streeting , were designed to put “homegrown talent” ahead of overseas candidates amid growing competition for medical training positions. DETAIL: Specialty training applications increased more than fivefold over the decade to 2025, reaching almost 85,000…Open
Fifteen days after the Center for Responsible Food Business filed a complaint, the firm submitted an amended report to name Smithfield's owner — WH Group of Kowloon, Hong Kong — as a foreign entity with an interest in both the foreign ownership of U.S. agriculture land and Farm Bill lobbying areas.