Ken Bensinger

2 months ago | nytimes.com | Maggie Haberman |Jonathan Swan |Ken Bensinger

The meeting came after a recent string of social media attacks by Ms. Loomer on Trump administration officials, including Alex Wong, the deputy national security adviser. Mr. Wong's boss, Mr. Waltz, has been under fire from detractors both inside and outside the administration for more than a week after the revelation that he created a group on Signal, a nonsecure commercial messaging app, to discuss sensitive details of a military strike in Yemen and inadvertently added a journalist to the chat.

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Ken Bensinger

16 hours agoBizarre moment Trump declares Great Depression wouldn’t have happened with tariffsDonald Trump has declared that the US could have avoided the Great Depression with tariffs. The president made the remarks in front of the White House on Wednesday (2 April), when he announced a 10 percent baseline tariff on all imports to the US. During his speech, Trump suggested the economic decline in the country began in 1913, when income tax was introduced.

2 months ago | nytimes.com | Ken Bensinger |Steven Lee Myers

Mike Howell was looking at his phone in an airport lounge this month when he saw a letter from the attorney general of Missouri questioning whether President Joseph R. Biden Jr. had the "mental capacity" to sign the pardons and executive orders he issued during his final months in office. Mr. Howell, executive director of the Oversight Project, a branch of the conservative Heritage Foundation, sensed an opportunity, he said in an interview.

2 months ago | infobae.com | Charlie Savage |Ken Bensinger |Allison McCann

United States International RelationsExecutive Orders and MemorandumsTerrorismImmigration and EmigrationVisasDiplomatic Service, Embassies and ConsulatesState DepartmentTrump, Donald JTravel WarningsUn borrador que circula dentro del gobierno enumera tres niveles de países cuyos ciudadanos podrían sufrir restricciones de entrada.

2 months ago | nytimes.com | Charlie Savage |Ken Bensinger |Allison McCann

El gobierno de Donald Trump está considerando la posibilidad de incluir a ciudadanos de hasta 43 países en una nueva prohibición de viaje a Estados Unidos que sería más amplia que las restricciones impuestas durante su primer mandato, según funcionarios familiarizados con el asunto. El borrador de una lista de recomendaciones elaborado por funcionarios diplomáticos y de seguridad sugiere una lista "roja" de 11 países a cuyos ciudadanos se prohibiría rotundamente la entrada a Estados Unidos.