Michael Kaplan

JUST IN: A settlement in principle has been reached between Ashley Babbitt's family and President Trump's DOJ. Attorneys for both parties just acknowledged the settlement in open court. Babbitt's estate filed a $30 million civil suit against the U.S. after January 6.

Honored to be nominated for our investigation into the collapse of Steward Health -- and those who got rich off it. Congrats to all the nominees! w/ @DrLaPook, @sheenasamu

The Emmys @TheEmmys

#NewsEmmys Noms Investigative News Coverage – Short Form: - Dealing the Dead @NBCNews - Europe's Migration Crisis @BBCWorld - Grandmother Shot & Killed Fleeing Gaza @CNN - Hospitals in Peril, The Looting of Steward Health Care @CBS - Maine Shooting: Missed Warnings @scrippsnews https://t.co/cktlhb4G6i

IRS Agents Gary Shapley and Joe Ziegler blew the whistle on the Hunter Biden investigation and are now getting promotions. Meanwhile, Hunter Biden is losing his secret service detail early and said in a recent court filing he's struggling financially 👇 https://t.co/iUkXsbZpTy

Our story from last night: Voice of America goes off the air for the first time 83 years. In his first intv since being shut down by the White House, its director calls the move a “self-inflicted blow” that will threaten America’s national security. w/ @nancycordes

CBS Evening News @CBSEveningNews

Voice of America has been the country’s largest government-sponsored broadcaster for more than 80 years. Its mission is to spread American values around the world, but now the Trump administration put the entire staff on administrative leave. @NancyCordes reports. https://t.co/w1V9GkckmK

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Jane C. Timm @janestreet

Trump's mass firings hit hard when you're pregnant https://t.co/LtIa5qSRbI

Medical Properties Trust advertising during the Auburn-Bama game while their hospital tenants go bankrupt leaving vulnerable communities without care. https://t.co/T8mfbGgUv6

FEMA CFO Mary Comans was harassed by an online mob after ⁦@elonmusk⁩ accused her of illegally sending money to NYC to house migrants. Turns out one of his DOGE lieutenants directed her not to stop the payment, Comans told @cbsnews. 👇 https://t.co/BYCkYLa2va

Longtime Houston Mayor and first term Dem Congressman Sylvester Turner has died, multiple sources tell me, @edokeefe and @NikolenDC. Turner was in the chamber for POTUS's speech and began feeling unwell at some point in the evening, per one of the sources.

Our story tonight- We followed along as one terminated USAID worker packed up her desk and said goodbye to colleagues. She told @CHueyBurns losing the job meant losing part of her identity: “I don't know how I'll find something new that gives me that same joy”. w/@madbmay

CBS Evening News @CBSEveningNews

Kate Scaife, a mother of two who managed USAID humanitarian programs, was among thousands laid off due to government-wide reduction by the Trump administration. She called the sudden termination demeaning and devastating, as layoffs sparked emotional scenes and uncertainty about https://t.co/AfWq5U4sIe

Scoop by @JimLaPorta👇

CBS News @CBSNews

President Trump has rolled back constraints on American commanders to authorize airstrikes and special operation raids outside conventional battlefields, broadening the range of people who can be targeted, according to U.S. officials with knowledge. https://t.co/CpRpx7w8tJ

JUST IN: Josh Stueve, a senior comms official at DOJ has resigned. He's a 15-r vet who served both GOP and Dem admins. "I cannot continue to serve in such a hostile and toxic work environment, one where leadership at the highest levels makes clear we are not welcomed or valued." https://t.co/aV9fTnHsk5

When CBS News spoke to Amy Gleason Tuesday morning ahead of her announcement as DOGE acting administrator, she said she was in Mexico and declined to comment further. 👇 https://t.co/EkW2aimPCc

We just tried to reach back out to Gleason, but did not get a response.

Weijia Jiang @weijia

A White House official confirms the acting @DOGE administrator is Amy Gleason. Earlier today, Gleason told my colleague @mkaplantv that she was in Mexico when he reached her by phone.

Our story tonight👇 POTUS's mass pardon of 1/6 defendants freed one abuse victim's past perpetrator. She's now says she's scared, and despite voting for Trump, disappointed he pardoned violent offenders. w/ @JimAxelrod, @madbmay, and @alyssa_spady

CBS Evening News @CBSEveningNews

President Trump’s mass pardon of Jan. 6 defendants included 169 convicted of assaulting police officers, many with prior criminal records. A past victim of one man with 38 prior convictions – including domestic abuse - says it was a mistake for the President to pardon violent https://t.co/Vz4MwAMJqX

RT @peterdslevin: Another prosecutor resigns from the SDNY and calls out the political interference in the Eric Adams from Trump's Justice…