President Trump announces he’s pausing some of his most dramatic initiatives. The House censures Rep. Al Green, D-Texas, for shouting over President Trump’s address. And the Supreme Court considers how strict states can be when protecting children from internet porn. 

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After a meeting with automakers, the White House announces a 30-day delay on car tariffs with Mexico and Canada. The Supreme Court rules that the Trump administration must disburse $2 billion to USAID. And the man accused of facilitating the deadly Abbey Gate bombing in Afghanistan arrives in a Washington, D.C. courtroom. 

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Amid Democratic lawmakers’ protests, President Trump outlines his vision for the year ahead. Mexico brings a lawsuit against American gunmakers to a skeptical Supreme Court. And Fyre founder Billy McFarland argues with local officials’ claims that his resurrected festival “does not exist.”

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President Trump prepares to address a joint session of Congress. New tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China take effect. And wildfires in the Carolinas prompt emergency declarations.

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A dispute between President Trump and Ukraine’s leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy escalates into a shocking public argument. Israel announces it will halt food shipments into Gaza as its ceasefire deal expires. And Anora wins Best Picture at the 97th Academy Awards.

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President Trump is set to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy at the White House. An investigation starts over the mysterious death of actor Gene Hackman and his wife. And Andrew and Tristan Tate, accused of human trafficking overseas, arrive unexpectedly in the U.S.

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President Trump turns his first cabinet meeting over to Elon Musk, instructing secretaries to implement wide-ranging layoffs. A Georgia family accuses a railroad of forcing them off their land for commercial gain. And a new study shows America stopping its trend away from organized religion. 

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On a chaotic night in the Capitol, House Speaker Mike Johnson convinces three holdouts to sign onto a budget plan that includes massive cuts. An economic report shows consumer confidence dipping. And the U.S. Supreme Court tosses the death sentence of an infamous prisoner.

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Exactly three years after Russia launched a full-scale invasion, the Trump White House argues Russia’s case to European allies. The Associated Press goes to court against the Trump administration amid First Amendment concerns. And National Park Service workers uncover graffiti under the Lincoln Memorial that sheds light on early 20th-century culture.

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As angry constituents flood town halls over federal firings, Elon Musk announces a new job requirement to government workers. President Trump fires two members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. And despite improvement, the Vatican says Pope Francis remains in critical condition.

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