Tuesday, March 25, 2025
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Senate Democrats Lay Into Trump, and Trump Lays Into Atlantic Magazine Editor Over Signalgate
The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg says he may release the full text of the group chat.
Citing ‘Excitement’ About Trip, Vance To Join Second Lady on Greenland Visit Even as Residents, Leaders Say ‘Go Away’
Vance says the Danish territory has been ‘threatened’ by ‘a lot of other countries.’
Congress Takes Up Trump’s War Against Judges With Anti-Injunction Legislation and Hearings Coming Down the Pike
On Tuesday, Speaker Johnson went so far as to highlight Congress’s ability to defund or abolish federal courts.
UN Staffers at New York Headquarters Warned To Carry ID Cards at All Times Amid Fears of Deportation
Hundreds of Residents Take to the Streets of Gaza in Rare Protest of Hamas Rule
Columnists
Editorials
Opinion
Trump, Who Harnessed Nationalism To Win the White House, Risks Provoking Patriotic Pushback in Other Countries
The Most Antiquated Form of Taxing Is Being Challenged in the Sunshine State
Left’s Demonization of Elon Musk Echoes Earlier Turn Against Freeman Dyson
Does the Times’ Turnabout on Origins of Covid Signal a Change in the Wind of Elite Opinion?
National
Can Anyone Stop the Dodgers From Repeating as World Series Champs?
Mets, Yankees, and Braves are among the teams hoping to make October meaningful.
No Cinderella Story: Transfer Portal, NIL Money Take the Madness Out of March
This year’s Sweet 16 is dominated by traditional powerhouse teams, conferences.
Tennessee Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Hold Charities Accountable for Crimes of Illegal Immigrants They Shelter
A sponsor of the bill, state Representative Rusty Grills, says the bill is supposed to ‘deter criminal activity.’
Federal Lawsuit Offers Additional Evidence of Hamas’ Influence Over American College Campuses
The complaint accuses Columbia graduate, Mahmoud Khalil, and his fellow anti-Israel group leaders of ‘aiding and abetting’ Hamas in sowing terror on American soil.
Gun Rights Are Being Taken Away From Veterans in Bureaucratic Overreach, Republicans Claim
Veterans have to choose between seeking financial help and owning a gun, critics claim.
Anti-Israel Cornell Student Facing Deportation Again After Suing Trump
Momodou Taal avoided having his student visa terminated by Cornell in the fall, but now, ICE wants him to surrender.
Foreign
Trump Eases Tariffs on Hyundai After Company Unveils Big Increase in Investment in America
Hyundai plans to make still more of the vehicles it sells in America in its own American plants, and to produce in this country the steel that goes into many of the 2,000 parts in every vehicle.
Washington’s Acting Ambassador at Seoul Performing a Delicate Balancing Act
Joseph Yun has been interacting with the opposition Democratic Party, or Minju, that rammed President Yoon’s impeachment through the assembly after he issued a martial law decree in December that the legislators quickly voted down.
Olympics Committee Faces New Pressure on Transgender Policies After World Athletics Introduces Sex Testing
Incoming IOC President Kirsty Coventry is weighing options on transgender participation in female events following a ruling by World Athletics requiring mandatory sex testing for female competitors.
Justice Delayed: Japanese Man Acquitted After 47 Years on Death Row Gets $1.45 Million Payout
Iwao Hakamata, Japan’s longest-serving death row inmate, wins historic compensation for enduring ‘extremely severe’ mental and physical suffering.
In Nuclear-Armed NATO, America Takes a Back Seat
Six decades after de Gaulle, France’s Macron maneuvers to take the steering wheel.
What’s Next for Turkey — and How Will Washington and NATO Respond?
The country’s strongman, President Erdogan, is ruthlessly cracking down on dissent just as Turkey’s influence in the Middle East is growing rapidly.
Politics
FCC Urged To Address ‘Deeper Disease’ and ‘Relentless Bias’ at CBS News, Require ‘60 Minutes’ To ‘Promptly’ Release Transcripts of All Political Interviews
The Center for American Rights suggests the FCC could set some editorial conditions for CBS as part of its parent company’s planned merger with Skydance.
Trump Pardons Hunter Biden’s Business Partner Who Told Congress That the ‘Biden Brand’ Was Being Sold
Devon Archer was considered a member of the Biden family until he was prosecuted for defrauding a Native American tribe.
‘Distorted’ and ‘Truly the Worst’ Trump Portrait Set To Be Removed From Colorado’s State House After President Objects
‘The artist also did President Obama, and he looks wonderful, but the one on me is truly the worst,’ Mr. Trump writes.
Trump Administration Claims Mahmoud Khalil Hid Controversial Previous Employment in Green Card Application, Widening Case for Deportation
The government, in a Sunday filing, argued that Mr. Khalil sought to ‘procure an immigration benefit by fraud of willful misrepresentation of a material fact.’
Court To Consider Challenge to Pay Increase Making New York Governor’s Salary the Highest in the Country
A watchdog group, the Government Justice Center, argues that the retroactive raise violated New York’s constitution.
Editorials
Opinion
Trump, Who Harnessed Nationalism To Win the White House, Risks Provoking Patriotic Pushback in Other Countries
The Most Antiquated Form of Taxing Is Being Challenged in the Sunshine State
Left’s Demonization of Elon Musk Echoes Earlier Turn Against Freeman Dyson
Does the Times’ Turnabout on Origins of Covid Signal a Change in the Wind of Elite Opinion?
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