New Judge Assigned to 9/11 Case Ahead of 24th Anniversary of Attacks
Lt. Col. Michael Schrama is the fifth judge in the case. He was playing college football during the year of the Sept. 11 attacks. Source: Original News
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Justice Dept. Expected to Interview Epstein Associate Maxwell in Florida on Thursday
It is unclear what information Ghislaine Maxwell, a longtime associate of Jeffrey Epstein’s, would provide that would go beyond what is already in the public record. Source: Original News
Amy Sherald Cancels Her Smithsonian Show, Citing Censorship
The artist said that she made the decision after she said she learned that her painting of a transgender Statue of Liberty might be removed to avoid provoking President Trump. Source: Original News
Michael Whatley, R.N.C. Chairman, to Run for Senate in North Carolina
His entry will pave the way for a marquee contest in 2026, with former Gov. Roy Cooper planning to seek the Democratic nomination. Source: Original News
Epstein’s Estate Includes Book Said to Have Note From Trump, a Lawyer Says
The lawyer, who represents victims of Jeffrey Epstein, said he believes the estate would turn the book over to the authorities if asked. Source: Original News
Europe Nears U.S. Trade Deal, but Stands Ready to Retaliate
Nearly every member of the European Union supports a plan to hit back against President Trump’s tariffs if no agreement is reached. Source: Original News
Josh Shapiro Says Zohran Mamdani Fails to Condemn ‘Blatantly Antisemitic’ Rhetoric
The critique by Josh Shapiro, the governor of Pennsylvania and a prominent Jewish elected official, shows how deeply Zohran Mamdani’s primary win in New York City has shaken Democratic leaders. Source: Original News
How Trump’s Japan Deal Could Give Japanese Cars a Leg Up in the U.S.
President Trump’s 15 percent tariff on cars from Japan has angered U.S. automakers, which make cars in Canada and Mexico subject to 25 percent tariffs. Source: Original News
Democrats Have Few Tools to Counter G.O.P. Redistricting
A plan in Texas that could give Republicans at least five more House seats has Democrats fuming, and without many paths to fight it. Source: Original News