New York Times moves to quash grand jury subpoenas FBI agents served at three reporters’ homes demanding they name confidential sources.
Twelve states sue to block the $111 billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery merger the Justice Department approved over its own staff lawyers’ objections.
Republican senators echo conspiracy theories about Sen. Graham’s death and Sen. McConnell’s hospitalization, with Cornyn urging a toxicology report to rule out foul play.
FBI Director Patel runs the New York Times leak investigation from the White House at its direction, hours before four reporters receive grand jury subpoenas.
Justice Department subpoenas four New York Times reporters, with agents visiting some homes, after stories revealed the Qatari Air Force One lacks antimissile defenses.
New York Times countersues the EEOC, saying the agency sued over a white editor’s promotion 8 days after Times reporting exposed its pro-Trump case targeting.
Judge tosses Trump Media’s $3.8 billion defamation suit against the Washington Post, finding no evidence the paper published its 2023 Truth Social story with actual malice.
Trump posts a doctored image of the Obamas boarding a graffiti-covered Air Force One, months after his deleted post depicting the couple as primates.
Supreme Court refuses to halt an $800 daily fine against journalist Catherine Herridge for shielding her source on FBI leaks about a scientist never charged.
Justice Gorsuch warns the ruling lets presidents weaponize agencies against disfavored businesses, citing the FCC chairman’s threat over Jimmy Kimmel.
The fired Stars and Stripes ombudsman sues the Pentagon, alleging she was dismissed days after a column criticizing its efforts to control the military paper’s editorial independence.
Los Angeles, the nation’s second-largest school district, bans screens for its youngest students and sharply caps device time for everyone else.
The Justice Department withdraws subpoenas targeting Washington Post and Wall Street Journal reporters in leak probes Trump pushed by handing his AG Iran-war articles marked ‘Treason.’
Trump declares on Truth Social that British Prime Minister Starmer “will resign,” faulting his immigration and energy record as UK media reports his Monday exit.
Trump blames vandals for the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool’s peeling paint and accuses an ABC reporter of trying to tear up the surface.
A federal appeals court lets Ohio enforce its 2023 law requiring parental consent before children under 16 use social media, reversing a block in place since 2024.
Trump settles his $100 million lawsuit against niece Mary Trump over her leak of his tax records to the New York Times.
White House officials fear New York Times reporters obtained Situation Room recordings for a forthcoming book that quotes top-secret meetings verbatim.
Homeland Security says foreign influencers need work visas to make money posting from the World Cup, threatening FIFA’s deals with dozens of TikTok and YouTube creators.
Anthropic’s investor Amazon triggers Friday’s White House takedown of the AI firm’s new Fable model, calling it a security threat days after launch.
A coalition of state attorneys general subpoenas OpenAI over its handling of advertising, health data, and minors, as wrongful death suits mount against ChatGPT.
Justice Department approves Paramount Skydance’s $110 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, clearing a merger that puts CBS and CNN under one Trump-allied owner.
Trump tells reporters he loves the inflation that just hit a three-year high, citing a secret mission moving oil through the Strait of Hormuz.
FCC proposes requiring telecoms to collect government ID numbers and addresses from every phone customer, effectively ending anonymous burner phones in the U.S.
Trump storms out of an NBC interview after Meet the Press host Kristen Welker fact-checks his baseless election-fraud claims.
Trump posts an AI video of himself filling the renovated Reflecting Pool with the tears of a distressed woman from his 2017 inauguration.
Trump’s presidential library says it cannot find a single Twitter direct message from his first term, despite evidence he sent them.
The White House Correspondents’ Association reschedules its annual dinner for July 24 at the former Trump International Hotel in DC, weeks after a gunman halted April’s event.
Pentagon bars journalists from its press office by reclassifying the room as a secure facility for handling classified material, calling the move uncontroversial.
Trump refiles his $10 billion defamation suit against the Wall Street Journal over its report on a lewd Epstein birthday letter bearing his name, a month after a judge dismissed it.
Supreme Court rejects Meta appeal, lets Vermont sue Instagram for designing platform to addict teens, potentially opening floodgates for hundreds of similar cases.
Trump posts AI image of Obama, Comey, and six other political opponents in prison jumpsuits days after DOJ’s second Comey indictment.
Red Sox-owned NESN pulls Maine Democrat Platner’s Senate ad blaming private equity for ruining the team, citing intellectual property violation.
Official White House Instagram posts AI video of Trump throwing Stephen Colbert into a dumpster on the Ed Sullivan stage one day after the Late Show finale.
State Department’s official X account fabricates Trump quote claiming Secretary Rubio is ‘from’ Cuba, contradicting president’s actual remarks in the attached video.
New York Times sues Pentagon for second time in five months over Hegseth rule requiring escorts for journalists in the building.
Trump fires off 28 Truth Social posts in two hours including AI video of him destroying Iranian jet, days after 55-post overnight spree.
Trump fires off 55 posts in three hours calling Obama a “traitor” and tagging acting AG Blanche in demands to arrest him.
Acting AG Blanche warns reporters of subpoenas after Trump slid him a list of Iran war stories with “Treason” sticky note.
Photo and video show Trump with eyes closed for an extended period at White House maternal health event, prompting White House to insist he was “blinking.”
New poll finds 24% of Americans believe the April attempt on Trump’s life at the Correspondents’ dinner was staged.
Transportation Secretary Duffy reveals he spent parts of seven months filming reality TV road trip with his family while in office.
ABC accuses FCC of First Amendment violations over The View probe and unprecedented early review of broadcast licenses.
EEOC sues New York Times for passing over white male editor, alleging illegal DEI hiring violated Title VII.
Amazon executives have internally discussed rebooting “The Apprentice” with Donald Trump Jr. as host on Prime Video, Wall Street Journal reports.
FCC orders Disney to file ABC broadcast license renewals two years early one day after Trump and Melania demanded Kimmel’s firing.
Trump demands Disney and ABC fire Jimmy Kimmel over Melania widow joke that aired two days before White House Correspondents’ Dinner shooting.
Secret Service tackles shotgun-armed gunman at White House Correspondents’ Dinner checkpoint; agent shot in vest.
Pentagon fires Stars and Stripes ombudsman three months after calling military newspaper “woke” and launching editorial overhaul.
ACLU, Amnesty International and 120 groups warn World Cup visitors of “serious risk” from Trump immigration enforcement seven weeks before tournament.
