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‘The View’ Hosts Corner Guest Star Sara Eisen Over Trump & Epstein

The cohosts of The View offered a friendly enough embrace to CNBC anchor Sara Eisen at the start of Friday’s (February 27) episode — her second as guest host in Alyssa Farah Griffin‘s stead — but things got fractious once again when the subject of the Jeffrey Epstein files and

Mamdani pitches Trump on housing, secures release of Columbia student

(The Center Square) — New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani secured the release of a Columbia student detained by ICE after a surprise meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday, where he also urged the president to support a long-stalled housing project in his hometown. At

Melania Trump to preside over UN Security Council meeting

Melania Trump to preside over UN Security Council meeting

Melania Trump will preside over a UN Security Council meeting next week, her office has announced, in the first such appearance by a US first lady. "First Lady Melania Trump is set to make history at the United Nations, taking the gavel as the United States assumes the Security

Paramount poised to acquire Warner Bros. after Netflix walks away

Paramount poised to acquire Warner Bros. after Netflix walks away

Paramount Skydance, run by pro-Trump technology heir David Ellison, was poised to take control of Warner Bros. Discovery on Thursday after Netflix said it would not raise its takeover offer, ending one of the biggest media bidding wars in a generation. The deal puts a constellation of media properties

Hillary Clinton quizzed on Epstein, calls for Trump to testify

Hillary Clinton quizzed on Epstein, calls for Trump to testify

Hillary Clinton used her forced appearance Thursday before a Republican-led panel probing Jeffrey Epstein to go on the offensive and demand President Donald Trump testify about his own links to the sex offender. Clinton said after her deposition when asked if she was confident that her husband did not

Letter to the editor: MT leaders don't care about our country or Constitution

What can the Supreme Court do if Trump ignores its ruling and continues with tariffs? Nothing. It is up to Congress. We all know that most of the Republicans in Congress, including Montana’s senators and congressmen, are afraid to go against Trump. Their concern is not our country or

Trump’s intemperate criticisms threaten judicial independence | David Adler

Last week, in International Resources v. Trump, the U.S. Supreme Court, in a 6-3 majority opinion written by Chief Justice John Roberts, declared that President Trump had exceeded his statutory authority by using an emergency statute, the “International Economic Emergency Powers Act,” to impose sweeping tariffs without congressional