President Donald Trump and the EPA have rescinded the 2009 Endangerment Finding that underpinned federal limits on greenhouse gas emissions. The administration says the move will cut costs and save the economy $1.3 trillion, while health and environmental advocates warn it could worsen air quality and respiratory illness. Legal experts expect years of litigation.

Ghislaine Maxwell appeared before the House Oversight Committee and repeatedly invoked her Fifth Amendment right to remain silent. Soon after, her attorney floated a dramatic offer: Maxwell would provide a full account of her activities and the individuals involved, but only if President Donald Trump commutes her sentence. The White House has not formally responded.

The Trump administration has filed a notice of corrections in federal court, admitting that DOGE members accessed and retained sensitive Social Security Administration data. The filing reveals that a DOGE team member signed a data agreement with a political group seeking to overturn election results. This admission contradicts previous statements made to the court regarding a temporary restraining order and the group’s primary mission of identifying waste and government fraud.