The Supreme Court considers Trump v. Slaughter, about whether a president can summarily fire a member of an independent federal commission. The justices appear ready to overturn a 90-year-old decision and that could benefit President Trump.

While controversy continues to brew in Washington over an anti-drug campaign carried out in international waters, another strike was carried out on Thursday on an alleged drug boat. @stetsonm.bsky.social

Federal immigration operations are underway in Minnesota targeting the Somali community. The operation comes a few days after President Donald Trump said Somalis have destroyed the country. Rhyan Henson talks to Sen. Tina Smith (D-MN) for her reaction.

President Donald Trump presides over an agreement aimed ending decades of fighting between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda.

A suspect is in custody in connection with pipe bombs placed near the Democratic and Republican National Committee offices on the eve of Jan. 6, 2021. Caitrin Assaf reports:

The Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday in a case brought by a street preacher who claims his religious rights were violated by a city ordinance. @stetsonm.bsky.social :

The crown jewel of the U.S. Capitol’s holiday décor is officially shining bright as the 2025 Capitol Christmas Tree is lit for the first time this season. Caitrin Assaf reports:

Republican Matt Van Epps won the Republican-leaning district by around nine percentage points Tuesday after President Donald Trump won it by 22 points in 2024. Molly Martinez reports:

President Donald Trump stands by War Secretary Pete Hegseth as questions continue about a September attack on a boat allegedly carrying illegal drugs.

All eyes are on a special election in Tennessee today. The deep-red district could be a big indicator of how the midterms shake out. But as Molly Martinez reports… it’s not so much about who wins.. it’s about the margin of victory.

The Supreme Court will hear a case on Tuesday involving a street preacher who wants to challenge the constitutionality of a city's protest ordinance. @stetsonm.bsky.social reports: bit.ly/4pb9Cr1

Trump administration blames the Biden administration for lack of vetting of suspect in National Guard shooting, adding that they believe he was also radicalized.

The Supreme Court must decide how much federal courts can override the Trump administration on immigrants seeking asylum. Brendan Cullerton has the story from Washington.

On Monday, the First Lady family unveiled this year’s holiday decorations for the White House. Stetson Miller was there and shows us all the festive fun.

A US special envoy is headed to Moscow right now, to hammer out the final details on a Russia/Ukraine peace deal. As Molly Martinez reports - there are still several major hurdles in the way.

Thursday marks the 99th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, an event drawing in millions in person and from afar. Peter Zampa reports.

President Trump pardoned Gobble and Waddle, saving them from the Thanksgiving table. Now the two huge turkeys will live out their lives at North Carolina State University.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy promises air traffic controllers, airports and the rest are ready for an historic Thanksgiving travel week. Peter Zampa reports:

A 25-foot concolor fir from Michigan will grace the White House this holiday season. Brendan Cullerton reports:

The White House says a few details remain to be sorted out for a Ukraine-Russia peace deal, but Ukraine says coordination, communication and negotiations continue. Molly Martinez reports:

Gobble and Waddle will receive a presidential pardon after a luxurious night at the Willard Intercontinental in Washington, D.C. @stetsonm.bsky.social reports:

Charges against James Comey and Letitia James are tossed out as judge finds prosecutor was appointed illegally. The White House promises to appeal.

Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) is threatened with possible courts martial with the Department of War promising to investigate serious allegations of misconduct, following six lawmakers posting a video on social media. Ryan Piers reports:

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene to leave Congress on January 5, 2025, with Georgia Governor Kemp under deadline pressure to schedule the special election for her replacement. Molly Martinez reports: https://bit.ly/3XNLZIZ 

All the way from the forests of Nevada, the “People’s Tree” has made its way home to the Hill as the official U.S. Capitol Christmas tree for 2025. Caitrin Assaf reports:

The National Thanksgiving Turkeys just arrived from NC and are making their DC debut ahead of tomorrow’s presidential pardon @graydcbureau.bsky.social

Rep. Al Green (D-TX) said he will file impeachment articles before Christmas. @Stetsonmreports:

Pres. Trump focuses on sale of F35 fighter jets and business investments while reporters confront the Saudi prince about the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

The Trump administration is moving ahead with its promise to close the Department of Education. Molly Martinez reports:

Earlier today, Jeffrey Epstein survivors spoke out and pled with congressional lawmakers to release the files about the convicted sex offender ahead of the House vote on the matter. Stetson Miller has more:

"Sure I would" - President Trump indicates he now supports the vote on the discharge petition to force the release of all of the Epstein files.

On Monday, the FAA lifted all restrictions on commercial flights that were imposed during the shutdown. Stetson Miller reports:

From weekend trips to the golf course to investments in modern financial instruments like meme coins....Molly Martinez takes a look at presidential spending and income and what it means for tax dollars.

The White House says October economic data may never be released because of the government shutdown. Stetson Miller reports:

FBI Director Kash Patel said he secured an agreement with China – over the weekend – aimed at eliminating so-called fentanyl “precursors.”

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in “Fernandez v. United States” Wednesday, a case that weighs two different means for prisoners to get a reduction in sentence. Caitrin Assaf has more on what justices thought.

President John F Kennedy’s youngest grandson Jack Schlossberg announced Wednesday he is running for Congress in New York City.   reports:

In emails released by the Democrats on the House Oversight Committee, the relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump becomes clearer. Stetson Miller reports:

The Supreme Court is set to consider what the circumstances of “extraordinary and compelling reasons" to release a prisoner early. Caitrin Assaf reports

House to vote on Senate version of legislation to reopen the federal government while Democrats vent their fury at Senator Chuck Schumer's leadership. Molly Martinez reports:

On Monday, a devout Rastafarian man had his day before the Supreme Court after he said his religious right were violated in a Louisiana prison. Stetson Miller reports:

President Donald Trump pardoned 77 people involved in efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results, including former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and Trump’s former chief of staff Mark Meadows. Peter Zampa reports.

41 days of shutdown and we're on the precipice of a major breakthrough. After a long weekend of wheeling and dealing, it seems an agreement has been reached. Molly Martinez reports:

Flight cancellations hit airports around the U.S. We take a look at how the government shutdown is forcing cuts ahead of Thanksgiving. @[906218102771049]  reports:

On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that could determine if prison officials can be sued for money damaged if they violate inmates’ religious rights. Stetson Miller reports:

Starting tomorrow airports across the nation will begin cutting flights because of the shutdown. This, as air traffic controllers and TSA agents miss their second full paycheck. Molly Martinez shares how this will impact you.

President Donald Trump promises lower prices for weight loss drugs and reveals, one of his key staff members has a prescription.

Airports nationwide are bracing for massive reductions in service, potentially cutting 10 percent of flights at 40 major airports. Peter Zampa reports.

Supreme Court justices seemed quite skeptical of Trump Administration's assertion that the president can unilaterally impose tariffs broadly under IEEPA.

A consequential election night sets the stage for a historic day in the government shutdown, now the longest in U.S. history. @CaitrinAssaf reports: