Mamdani reflects on ‘important’ relationship with Trump during MS NOW town hall
The New York City mayor, who recently marked his 100th day in office, also touted his accomplishments and explained his “pothole politics” approach to governing.
Altman apologizes after OpenAI failed to alert police before Tumbler Ridge killings
In his letter, Altman said he had spoken with Tumbler Ridge Mayor Darryl Krakowka and Eby and they “conveyed the anger, sadness and concern” felt in the community.
Shadow docket exposure, Trump as SCOTUS analyst and the final hearings to come
This week’s Deadline: Legal Newsletter highlights a stunning report as well as the president’s losing expectation as the high court enters the last stretch of this term.
‘Beef’ Season 2 reflects our ugliest, most human instincts. And we can’t look away.
What this season does most skillfully is tease out the pernicious lie that allows capitalism to remain unchecked.
One key detail about DOJ’s new Epstein files audit is going largely unnoticed
Survivors and allies are cautiously optimistic, but one former IG warned that an audit won’t get at how the Justice Department bungled the Epstein files so badly.
Trump, still mired in distractions, turns his attention to the reflecting pool in D.C.
Two-thirds of Americans believe the president has the wrong priorities. As he focuses on another renovation project, he keeps proving them right.
Appeals court rules Trump’s asylum ban at southern border illegal
It’s a blow to a key part of his immigration policy, though asylum cases may stay blocked until the Supreme Court weighs in.
Is there a double standard with Justices Sotomayor and Thomas?
“Deadline: White House” legal analyst Jordan Rubin answers your questions about the Supreme Court, Trump administration lawsuits and other issues.
Team Trump turns on contractor after it failed to bolster election conspiracy theory
The more the evidence tells the president’s team that 2020 election theories are wrong, the deeper it digs in against reality.
