Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing Houston city officials over the adoption of a “sanctuary” ordinance designed to limit cooperation between local authorities and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The ordinance, passed by a 12-5 vote last week, ended a Houston police policy that required officers to wait at least 30 minutes for … Read more
Republican Utah Gov. Spencer Cox and top state lawmakers ordered an independent investigation Friday into a state Supreme Court justice over allegations she had an unethical relationship with an attorney who worked on a high-stakes redistricting case. Justice Diana Hagen, who was appointed by Cox, stands accused by her ex-husband of sending what he described … Read more
In the absence of a central place on Capitol Hill to report workplace harassment, some female lawmakers have taken action themselves.
NBC News correspondents Brian Cheung, Monica Alba, Richard Engel and Courtney Kube report on Iran’s decision to open the Strait of Hormuz to commercial traffic. Energy industry analyst John Kilduff breaks down how oil markets are reacting to the announcement.
Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States Olga Stefanishyna joins Meet the Press NOW to react to President Trump demanding an end to Russia’s war with Ukraine as weapons supplies to Ukraine face potential slowdowns and shortages.
In today’s edition, Kristen Welker previews her interview with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani that’s airing on “Meet the Press” this weekend.
Maria Medetis Long had expressed doubts over case of John Brennan, whose agency said Russia boosted Trump in 2016 Sign up for the Breaking News US email to get newsletter alerts in your inbox A federal prosecutor leading the investigation into former CIA director John Brennan is no longer working on the case after expressing … Read more
Longtime Democratic strategist Lanny Davis, author of “Finding the Third Way,” joins Meet the Press NOW to explain how the nation can ease intensifying partisanship.
The Maine legislature passed a first-of-its-kind bill to impose a moratorium on data centers amid a national debate over the use of energy surrounding AI.
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito is not expected to step down this term and has already hired all four law clerks for the upcoming annual term, multiple sources said, despite speculation that the high court justice was weighing retirement. Alito “is not stepping down this term and is in the process of hiring the rest … Read more
