Trump Cuts Tariffs on Beef, Coffee, and Key Groceries in Push to Improve Affordability

In a directive for Attorney General Pam Bondi, President Donald Trump is calling on the Justice Department to investigate Jeffrey Epstein’s ties to a slew of prominent figures. And the White House announces another trade deal and drops tariffs on dozens of food items.

The 2023 Georgia election case against Trump will begin again. We tell you who the new prosecutor is.

As Switzerland joins Argentina and others striking trade deals with the United States, will we see lower prices on goods like chocolate, coffee, and beef? We hear from Doug Flynn.

A judge orders a review of hundreds of Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainees in Chicago for possible release. We discuss with Mike Nellis and John Jordan.

Some say the filibuster is fueling repeated shutdown threats. Should the Senate change the rules to prevent future standoffs? We hear from Rep. Marlin Stutzman (R-Ind.) on his thoughts.

Congress has until the end of January to pass funding for the government or face another shutdown. Will lawmakers be able to avoid another funding lapse?

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