Conservative podcast host Ben Shapiro states there are “permission structures for political violence” across all political sides.
Chrissy Houlahan confronted House Speaker Mike Johnson during a press conference on Capitol Hill. Houlahan urged Johnson to “call leadership of both parties” to resolve the government shutdown.
In a major economic case before the Supreme Court, Trump’s authority to impose emergency tariffs faced skepticism from key conservatives, including Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Neil Gorsuch. CNN's Chief Supreme Court Analyst Joan Biskupic noted the case may not be an easy win for the plaintiffs.
CNN’s Kaitlan Collins reported from the White House as President Donald Trump reacted to Democratic election victories, criticizing the party for not ending the filibuster to resolve the government shutdown.
At Kabab King in Queens, a favorite restaurant of Zohran Mamdani, diners shared their feelings about his win in the New York City mayoral race. Mamdani became New York City’s first Muslim mayor as Democrats celebrated major wins in the first election of President Trump’s second term, securing governorships in Virginia and New Jersey.
“Permission structures for political violence” exist on all sides of the political aisle. — Ben Shapiro
“Call leadership of both parties” to find a solution to the government shutdown. — Chrissy Houlahan
The case “may not be a slam dunk for the plaintiffs.” — Joan Biskupic, CNN
President Trump criticized Democrats for not eliminating the filibuster to end the government shutdown. — Kaitlan Collins, CNN
Author's summary: Ben Shapiro highlights political violence risks, major election wins shift power, and key figures respond amid legal and governmental challenges.