President Trump challenges Democrats over impeachment, expressing his willingness for a trial. He downplays witness testimonies and cites strong Republican unity, as the House Intelligence Committee prepares a crucial report during Thanksgiving week amid ongoing political tensions.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accuses President Donald Trump of bribery, citing his dealings with Ukraine as grounds for impeachment. With new televised hearings set to begin, the nation focuses on the unfolding political drama and its implications for the presidency.
Former President Donald Trump loses an appeals court ruling, which mandates the release of his tax returns to state investigators. This decision highlights legal principles of transparency and accountability, marking a new chapter in the ongoing scrutiny of Trump’s financial dealings.
Health Secretary RFK Jr. removes all members of the CDC’s vaccine advisory panel, intending to replace them with his own selections, citing conflicts of interest.
Mark Green, chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee and Tennessee Republican, plans to resign after a decisive House vote on the reconciliation package. His unexpected announcement leaves a gap in leadership amidst ongoing national security discussions. This transition prompts speculation about the future direction of the Homeland Security Committee and possible successors.
U.S. immigration officials detained Khaby Lame, the most-followed TikToker, at the Las Vegas airport for visa overstay. He was released the same day with a voluntary departure order.
The Trump administration seeks the Supreme Court’s backing to maintain layoffs of nearly 1,400 Education Department employees. This move is part of a broader effort to cut the federal workforce and streamline government operations.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, returned to the U.S. from El Salvador, faces charges of unlawfully transporting individuals. His case highlights legal issues in immigration enforcement.
President Trump has introduced a new travel ban targeting nationals from 12 countries. The proclamation focuses on national security risks, with additional restrictions for seven more countries, effective next Monday. Legal and international responses are anticipated following this announcement, highlighting ongoing debates around U.S. immigration policies.
A new budget bill advanced by House Republicans, under President Trump, aims to substantially reverse the Affordable Care Act, sparking debates over healthcare access and costs. The legislation, centered on cutting Medicaid expansion and insurance subsidies, faces a contentious path ahead in the Senate, highlighting contrasting visions for the future of American healthcare.