Greenland slams ‘highly aggressive’ visits by Usha Vance and Mike Waltz after Trump’s takeover threats: Live

President Donald Trump’s national security adviser Mike Waltz is visiting Greenland early this week with the U.S. energy secretary Chris Wright, according to reports, in addition to a separate trip by Second Lady Usha Vance on Thursday.

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The White House is reportedly planning to offer corporate sponsorships for its annual Easter Egg Roll in April, breaking decades of tradition that keep public office and private profits separate.

In a nine-page document, obtained by CNN, the White House and Harbinger, an event production company based in D.C., are offering sponsorships ranging from $75,000 to $200,000 with opportunities for branding and marketing for the annual event.

Prospective sponsors also have the chance to have their logos featured on event signage, “naming rights for key areas or elements,” custom-branded baskets, branded snacks or beverages, mentions in social media posts and press releases and can access an “invite-only brunch” hosted by First Lady Melania Trump, according to CNN.

Ariana Baio reports.

The Vermont Independent was speaking to ABC’s This Week Sunday when he abruptly got out of his chair and walked off camera. He accused Jonathan Karl of “doing nonsense” after he asked, “Would you like to see her joining the Senate?”

The interview comes as Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez have gone on a speaking tour and targeted the nation’s ‘oligarchy.’

Ocasio-Cortez has been floated for Senate as some Democrats were angered by current New York Senator Chuck Schumer’s decision to not block a Republican spending bill.

A river that runs between the U.S. and Canada has now run itself right into the middle of the fight between the two allies.

It was up to Trump’s administration to finalize the agreement, which could now be in jeopardy — but either nation must give ten years notice before abandoning the agreement.

Katie Hawkinson reports.

The ex-congressman was interviewed on New York’s WABC 770 AM as part of “The Cats Roundtable,” a show hosted by billionaire John Catsimatidis. McCarthy told listeners that Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries were no longer being looked to by voters or even their fellow lawmakers as leaders of their party.

McCarthy insisted the real figures of leadership in the party were Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie Sanders, who have embarked on a nationwide tour to rally disaffected Democrats in the wake of Trump’s inauguration. The pair have brought in crowds numbering in the tens of thousands in cities including Denver and Tuscon.

John Bowden reports.

Allies of President Donald Trump have told the White House to dial back Elon Musk interviews over Social Security concerns, according to a report.

Trump insiders have acknowledged there is “concern” around some of the comments Musk has made about Social Security in interviews, including on Joe Rogan’s podcast where he likened it to a “Ponzi scheme,” NBC News reports.

Advisers reportedly told the outlet that Trump allies on Wall Street and in Congress have relayed to the White House their concerns and suggested that the billionaire needs to be more scripted or taken off air.

“Of course they don’t want their Social Security cut,” an anonymous Trump official reportedly told NBC News. “So if they hear something on the news that Elon Musk is saying, that we should do something with Social Security — of course there might be some concerns.

“But the only concern they have to worry about is what the president of the United States is saying and what he’s doing. We haven’t touched Social Security. We’re not going to touch Social Security.”

A legal expert and professor at Princeton said he doesn’t believe President Donald Trump will dismiss a ruling by the Supreme Court – should it get to that level.

“I do not expect, as some people expect, President Trump, to defy a direct order of the Supreme Court. He may defy the district judge on the grounds that the district judge is now trenching upon executive power under the Constitution, getting out of his own lane, usurping the authority of the president,” Robert P. George told The Hill Sunday.

There have been some questions about what will happen if Trump continues to defy court orders. It is causing some to raise alarms as they call it a ‘Constitutional crisis’ and nothing it is not something that’s happened in the U.S.’s history.

Utah Republican Senator John Curtis laughed at the idea of supporting Trump for a third term when asked during Sunday’s meet the press.

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Trump said he plans to bring the Kansas City Chiefs to the White House.

However, it’s not to recognize them for their most recent season that ended in a Super Bowl loss, but their 2020 season.

In that year, the team won the Super Bowl but their traditional White House visit was postponed because of COVID.

“I look forward to having the Eagles. And one other thing, we’re going to have the Kansas City Chiefs after that, because they missed their turn because of Covid,” Trump told conservative commentator Clay Travis on Sunday, according to CNN.

A Cornell student asked a federal court for protection from deportation while he challenged a Trump administration policy on foreign student protest. Two days later, he got an email saying Immigration and Customs Enforcement wanted to arrest him reports Josh Marcus