Ahead of Davos, Trump displays one-track mind on Greenland
Trump sought to exert even more pressure on European leaders over Greenland the day before his appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
Congress still has a panel on ‘weaponization’ of government, if it dares to use it
If Jim Jordan and the GOP are genuinely interested in how the federal government is being weaponized, I can point them in a few directions.
Justice Jackson lambastes ‘intolerable’ practice of penalizing indigent prisoners
In a solo dissent, the Biden appointee urged her colleagues to “err on the side of keeping our courthouse doors open.”
The Tea, Spilled by Morning Joe: ‘I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of Peace’
In today’s newsletter, Joe discusses President Trump’s text exchange with the Norwegian prime minister, an ICE raid that mistakenly dragged a U.S. citizen out of his home and more.
Warner Bros. and Netflix strike new all-cash deal
The media companies announced Tuesday they had amended Netflix’s $72 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. to an all-cash transaction.
On multiple fronts, Team Trump tries to exert greater control over media outlets
The administration doesn’t just want to criticize parts of the media, it also wants to control parts of the media — even if that means exceeding legal limits.
Musk gives $10 million to pro-Trump, anti-McConnell Kentucky Senate candidate
The massive amount was donated to a super PAC affiliated with GOP candidate Nate Morris, who is looking to succeed retiring Sen. Mitch McConnell.
8 historians on Trump’s most consequential action during his first year
Eight experts on American history made their picks for his most consequential actions.
Trump’s Get Out of Jail Free card for Jan. 6 rioters are becoming expensive for Americans
Although Trump campaigned on pardoning Jan. 6 offenders, even those close to him did not anticipate that Trump would go as far as he did.
By threatening France with a tariff on wine, Trump gives away the game
Remember the pretense that the White House’s tariffs policy was the result of “emergency” conditions? That’s gone now.
