Jan. 6 defendants are asking to attend Trump's inauguration. Some judges are saying no.
Trump has repeatedly vowed to pardon those charged in the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, calling them “patriots” and “hostages.” ...
‘An American tragedy’: Fmr. HUD Secy. on how Jimmy Carter would react to record U.S. homelessness
A new Housing and Urban Development survey shows record homelessness in America between 2023 and 2024, including a staggering ...
Merchan sentencing decision doesn’t let Trump take election win as ‘cleaning of the slate’: Litman
Although he’s expected to appeal the conviction, President-elect Trump was ordered by New York Judge Merchan to attend a sentencing hearing for the hush money case on January 10th. Former federal ...
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After New Year's Day terrorist attack, New Orleans tries to balance tourism and grief
Less than 36 hours after Wednesday’s attack and before we knew the names of all of the victims, New Orleans reopened Bourbon Street to pedestrians.
Democrats ‘will hold GOP accountable’ for not ‘rejecting extremism’: Rep. DelBene
Though Republicans control both chambers of Congress, House Speaker Johnson faces the thinnest of majorities, which will only get thinner if some Republican members are confirmed for President-elect ...
ISIS ‘infinite, borderless’ reach alarms intel circles amid growing threats: Fmr. CIA analyst
New reporting shows the New Orleans New Years attacker used a rare explosive compound and had a transmitter to set off IEDs ...
GOP hardliners ‘putting Johnson on notice’ that his speakership is fragile: Punchbowl reporter
After a short hiccup on Friday where two GOP Representatives defected, House Speaker Johnson was able to garner enough ...
Jimmy Carter's state funeral procession begins as Georgia mourns
The state funeral procession for former President Jimmy Carter began and will continue until his body lies in repose at his ...
Bourbon Street back open for business as Biden expected to visit on Jan. 6
Businesses on New Orleans' Bourbon Street are back open after a driver drove a truck into a crowd on New Year's Day and killed 14 people. NBC News' Kathy Park reports that President Joe Biden and ...
New Year’s violence highlights the crisis of military extremism
The perpetrator of the New Orleans attack and the driver of the Cybertruck that exploded outside a Trump hotel in Las Vegas both served in the U.S. Army.
From U.S. Army Veteran to Radicalized Attacker
Idriss, Director Of The Polarization And Extremism Research and Innovation Lab joins Katie Phang to discuss the New Orleans deadly New Year's day attack and the rise of radicalization.
‘From tokenism to true diversity’: Jimmy Carter’s influence on politics rooted in his small town past
Jimmy Carter grew up in Archery, Georgia with 20 other families – only two of which were white – according to Carter biographer Jonathan Alter. “In some ways it’s an epic American story,” says Alter.