President Donald Trump was pictured reviewing a poster that appears to read, “Kennedy Center DEMOLISHED,” hours before his administration told a judge the arts institution had to be closed due to “structural deterioration” it characterized as posing “untenable risks” to safety. The president had warned earlier Wednesday that the Kennedy Center would “end up being ripped down” without his support, adding, “It’s in very, very bad shape, very dangerous shape.” 0:00 Trump administration closes Kennedy Center for 'at least a week' 1:01 Judge orders 30-day notice before major changes to building 4:12 Panel discusses the legal battle over Kennedy Center name Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr…
An Army official is sounding the alarm that the Pentagon may be vulnerable to attacks by artificial intelligence due to outdated technology. Katy Tur has more details as the concerns over A.I. grow.
"Nothing can replace winning" Responding to an audience member's question at a special live edition of Money, Power Politics, Former Chicago Mayor and Obama strategist Rahm Emanuel insists that the best way for Democratic voters to feel good about their candidates is to ensure they win their races.
The Iran war is driving up diesel costs and therefore costing farmers a lot more money this harvest season. Soybean farmer John Boyd Jr. joins Katy Tur to share more on the struggles he and others in the agriculture industry are facing.
Lt. Gen. Daniel Tulley, commander of Air Mobility Command, joined fellow commanders and senior leaders to address service members, defense industry partners and journalists during the 2026 AFA Air, Space and Cyber Conference.
The selections suggest the Trump administration may be trying to move the United States Preventive Services Task Force in a direction that serves its political ideology.
The Democratic candidate for governor backed restrictions on disposal of fracking wastewater around a hard-hit town, and called for a “thorough investigation” of the dangers.
Sen. Rand Paul: "So I don't know where we're going, and I don't think it's wrong to be concerned about where we're going. But I do object to anybody going to the floor of the Senate and saying, 'I'm going to regulate AI with this bill, to put it on a Terminator kill switch,' without anybody talking about it, without even interviewing the people who design and make AI."
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A Minnesota program intended to aid businesses affected by immigration enforcement was terminated after rampant fraud was uncovered, highlighting broader concerns around misuse of taxpayer funds.
A Minnesota program intended to aid businesses affected by immigration enforcement was terminated after rampant fraud was uncovered, highlighting broader concerns around misuse of taxpayer funds. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A Hennepin County, Minnesota , program created to help businesses affected by the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement efforts has been shut down after officials flagged widespread concerns over fraudulent applications. The county approved $2 million for businesses impacted by Operation Metro Surge , but after receiving roughly 300 applications, officials distributed only about $500,000 to 82 applicants, while more than 200 applications were flagged for potential fraud . DETAIL: County Commissioner Jeff…Open
