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White House TV Pool Stops Covering Trump Events Following CNN Ban

The White House television press pool has decided to stop covering President Trump's events after CNN was banned from participating as a member of the pool. This decision follows the announcement of a lawsuit by CNN, MS NOW, and Politico against the Trump administration regarding the ban. The pool members emphasized the importance of independent media coverage of the government.

Washington Examiner

Rep. Jared Golden Endorses Rep. Mike Lawler in Bipartisan Support

Rep. Jared Golden (D-ME) has endorsed Rep. Mike Lawler (R-NY), highlighting a rare bipartisan endorsement among lawmakers. Golden praised Lawler's support for a bill benefiting Maine lobstermen and emphasized his commitment to serving constituents over party lines. This endorsement comes amid Golden's recent votes that diverged from Democratic Party positions.

Fox News — Politics

Democratic Lawmakers Criticize Trump's $5,000 Payout Promise

Democratic lawmakers have criticized President Trump's proposal of a $5,000 payout for Americans if Republicans win the midterm elections, calling it unrealistic and a potential bribe. They argue that such payments would be financially unfeasible and emphasize the need for focus on healthcare and essential services instead.

Guardian — US

Senator Grassley urges Trump to support US farmers amid rising costs

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley has requested President Donald Trump to impose an embargo on diesel exports to assist US farmers facing rising costs. The senator's appeal reflects growing frustration within the Republican Party regarding the administration's support for the agricultural sector.

Daily Wire

Lindsay Clancy's Defense Requests Investigation into Holdout Juror

Lindsay Clancy's defense attorney has filed a motion for an investigation into holdout juror Michael P. Desronvil, who did not agree to a not guilty verdict in her trial. The motion seeks to obtain various juror records and information about Desronvil, who has faced scrutiny and criticism from other jurors. Desronvil has retained an attorney known for representing Donald Trump and has claimed he was interrupted while trying to present alternative theories during deliberations.

Ars Technica

California reaches settlement allowing Paramount to merge with Warner Bros.

California has settled with Paramount Skydance, allowing the company's $111 billion merger with Warner Bros. Discovery to proceed. The settlement has drawn criticism from some political and media figures, including former FTC chair Lina Khan, who expressed concerns about the legality of the merger and the effectiveness of behavioral remedies.

New York Post

US Homebuyers Receiving Seller Concessions, NYC Buyers Receiving Few

In August 2023, 44.7% of home sales in the US included seller concessions, a rise from 42.6% the previous year, according to Redfin. In contrast, only 5.7% of sales in the New York metro area featured such concessions, the second-lowest rate among major US metros. The analysis indicates that buyers in New York have significantly less negotiating power compared to those in other regions.

New York Times — US

Senators Debate College Sports Regulatory Legislation

Senators Eric Schmitt and Cory Booker are divided over a proposed bill that seeks to create a new regulatory framework for collegiate sports. The legislation has generated considerable debate among senators, including those who are former athletes.

Fox News — Latest

Eighteen Suspects in Haitian President's Assassination Transferred to Miami for Federal Charges

Eighteen suspects involved in the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moïse have been transferred to Miami to face federal charges. The individuals are accused of using fraudulent COVID-19 loans to finance the assassination plot, which escalated from an attempt to overthrow the president. U.S. officials have stated that the conspiracy was organized in South Florida.

Washington Examiner

Vance Defends Trump's Media Ban, Claims It Is Not a Free Speech Violation

Vice President JD Vance defended President Trump's decision to ban Politico, CNN, and MS Now from the White House, arguing it does not violate free speech. Vance claimed these outlets produce predominantly negative coverage of the administration and stated that they can still report on the White House without special access. A coalition of major networks announced a boycott in solidarity with the banned outlets.

Guardian — US

Networks Cease TV Pool Coverage of Trump Following CNN Ban

NBC, ABC, CBS, and Fox News have halted their TV pool coverage of President Trump in solidarity with CNN, which was banned from the White House. CNN, MS Now, and Politico have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, claiming a violation of the First Amendment and due process regarding their access to the White House.

Fox News — Latest

Trump and Mayor Mamdani to Meet at Gracie Mansion Amid Policy Differences

President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani are set to meet at Gracie Mansion on Monday, continuing their exploration of a working relationship despite significant policy disagreements, particularly over immigration. Their previous meetings have included discussions on housing initiatives, but tensions remain high as both leaders have publicly criticized each other's agendas.

Fox News — Politics

Trump and Mayor Mamdani to Meet at Gracie Mansion Amid Policy Differences

President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani are scheduled to meet at Gracie Mansion on Monday to discuss their working relationship amid ongoing policy disagreements, particularly regarding immigration. The meeting follows previous discussions where they identified potential collaboration on housing initiatives despite their differing views.

Fox News — Politics

Investigation Launched into Autism Center Linked to MN Senate Candidate Peggy Flanagan's Associate

Nimco Ahmed, the operator of an autism center and a friend of Minnesota Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan, is under investigation for fraud. The Minnesota Department of Human Services confirmed the investigation, which has led to increased scrutiny of Flanagan's actions as lieutenant governor. Concerns have been raised about the qualifications of staff at the center and potential billing fraud.

Fox News — Latest

Investigation of Autism Center Linked to MN Senate Candidate Raises Criticism

Nimco Ahmed's autism center, linked to Minnesota Senate candidate Peggy Flanagan, is under investigation for fraud, raising criticism of Flanagan's handling of the situation. The Minnesota Department of Human Services confirmed the investigation and the termination of both the Milestone Development Center and the Spectrum Therapy Center from the Medicaid program. Ahmed has denied allegations of wrongdoing and attributed the scrutiny to bias against her Somali heritage.

The Hill

Trump Dismisses AI Concerns Amid Stock Market Speculation

President Donald Trump has dismissed concerns about artificial intelligence as unfounded, despite calls from AI leaders for regulation to address potential risks. This stance coincides with a stock market that is heavily reliant on AI speculation.

BBC — World

CNN, MS NOW, and Politico Sue Trump Administration Over White House Ban

CNN, Politico, and MS NOW have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration after being barred from the White House, which they claim threatens press freedom. The lawsuit seeks to declare the ban unconstitutional and prevent its enforcement. Major U.S. television networks have also suspended their White House pooled coverage in response to the ban.