VICTORY: Republicans just lost a mayoral election in deep-red Fairbanks Alaska, to a Democrat, by TEN POINTS! 🥳 The winner Mindy O’Neall ran on an anti-Trump agenda –– women’s rights, healthcare… A BAD sign for GOP across the nation 💪 🇺🇸
‘Heart of tyranny’: Hayes says Trump’s order to indict Tish James is IMPEACHABLE
“Putting your political opponents in jail because they are your opponents—not because of what they did—is the heart of tyranny. It is an obviously impeachable offense,” says Chris Hayes on the indictment of NY AG Tish James on Trump-ordered charges.
Jeffries WARNS Trump’s ‘corrupt sycophants’: You don’t have immunity
Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries joins Chris Hayes to discuss the indictment of NY attorney general Tish James on charges sought by Trump, the ongoing healthcare fight amid the government shutdown, the GOP delay of the Epstein files vote, and more.
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump on Wednesday said the Illinois governor and Chicago mayor should be jailed as they oppose his deployment of National Guard troops for his immigration and crime crackdown in the nation’s third-largest city. The officials said they would not be deterred.
The Republican president made the comment in a social media post, the latest example of his brazen calls for his Democratic opponents to be prosecuted or locked up — a break from longtime norms as the Justice Department traditionally has strived to maintain its independence from the White House.
To be clear, Bad Bunny is Puerto Rican. Puerto Rico is famously (or so I thought) a territory of the US. Ergo: Bad Bunny is a US citizen.
He cheekily addressed the backlash about all of his songs being in Spanish while hosting the season 51 premiere of SNL this past weekend: “You have four months to learn.”
Affected agencies include the departments of Homeland Security, Education, Energy and Health and Human Services, among others, according to a Justice Department filing.
By Sahil Kapur, Yamiche Alcindor, Monica Alba, Laura Strickler and Zoë Richards
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration on Friday began laying off more than 4,000 federal workers, according to a court filing, as the government remains shut down due to the inability of Congress to reach a funding deal.
Reduction-in-force notices are being sent to federal workers across seven departments, with the Treasury Department and Department of Health and Human Services being the hardest hit and accounting for more than half of the total layoffs, according to a new Justice Department filing.
The court filing is in response to a lawsuit over the shutdown layoffs from the American Federation of Government Employees and the AFL-CIO.
Other affected agencies include the departments of Homeland Security, Education, Energy, Housing and Urban Development and the Environmental Protection Agency.
“The RIFs have begun,” White House budget director Russ Vought said on X earlier Friday, referring to “reductions in force” for workers.
While he didn’t provide details, a spokesperson for the White House Office of Management and Budget confirmed to NBC News that the layoffs had begun and said they will be “substantial.”