Harry Enten Says Trump Is Now Facing The Comparison He Dreads Most
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The Los Angeles City Council voted Tuesday to approve a law aimed at boosting transparency at the Charter Reform Commission. The law requires members of the commission to disclose any private talks they have with the city’s elected officials. The commission is scheduled to take up the motion to disclose staffer conversations at its next meeting on Feb. 7.
News of the day: Raid at Deutsche Bank, Saxony-Anhalt's state leader Schulze is supposed to save democracy, composer Philip Glass cancels the premiere in the Kennedy Center
Deutsche Bank's headquarters in Frankfurt am Main and a location in Berlin were searched this morning on behalf of the public prosecutor's office. It's about suspected money laundering. The Russian oligarch Roman Abramowitsch is also said to play a role. He has been on the European Union's sanctions list since 2022.
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Press Release: Luján Calls on President Trump to Dismiss Homeland Security Officials Kristi Noem and Stephen Miller
Senator Ben Ray Lujan (D-N.M.) has called for the resignation of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and advisor Stephen Miller following recent violent incidents in Minneapolis. Lujan has previously opposed both officials, having criticized Miller as the architect of detrimental policies and calling for accountability. He recently disclosed $617.4K of fundraising in a Q3 FEC disclosure filed on October 15th, …
Someone took a car without the owner's consent. Someone used stolen credit cards to buy tires on Camden Avenue for a loss of about $15,000. Someone stole bottles of wine and alcohol from a shop on West Hamilton Avenue. A youth called a person and threatened to kill her. Two people burglarized a business on West Hacienda Avenue.
Poor ticket sales for Melania dud suggests public really doesn't care
Jen Psaki answers questions from readers of MS NOW’s We The People newsletter and explains the current political situation in the U.S., including the scandal involving Trump's ICE and the recent shooting at a federal prison in Texas, which has shocked the public.