Tracey Mumford
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard 12 Jun
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The Times has gotten a copy of a text message Trump sent to the prime minister of Norway in which he gave a new reason for wanting the U.S.
to acquire Greenland.
Trump said that because he wasn't awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, quote, I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of peace.
The message was shared by the Norwegian prime minister's office.
The Norwegian leader later said he's explained to Trump multiple times that the Nobel is given out by an independent committee, not the Norwegian government.
Trump's comments about the Peace Prize have added to the swirl of concern and confusion in Europe as Trump escalates his attempts to control Greenland, claiming it's critical for U.S.
national security.
In a brief interview with NBC News yesterday, he was asked if he would use force to seize the island.
He replied, no comment.
And Jerome Powell, the chair of the Federal Reserve, will be at the Supreme Court this morning for a case with enormous stakes for the central bank.
Powell is expected to listen to oral arguments.
about whether Trump has the authority to fire one of the Fed's governors, Lisa Cook.
While the administration has accused Cook of mortgage fraud, she's not been charged with any crime.
And the court initially ruled in October that she could stay in her post while the case played out.
If the justices decide Trump can fire her, it would give him and future presidents more leeway to oust Fed officials at will, potentially eroding the independence of the institution.
The administration has also targeted Powell himself, recently opening a criminal investigation into how he's handled renovations at the Fed's headquarters.
Analysts say that the growing pressure on Powell, on top of the Cook case, could add to the sense that the White House is trying to intimidate the Fed into lowering interest rates.
In Spain, the country's prime minister has declared three days of national mourning after at least 40 people were killed in a violent collision between two high-speed trains.
On Sunday night, the trains, carrying hundreds of passengers, were traveling in opposite directions on separate tracks at about 130 miles per hour when the rear cars of one train derailed and crossed into the path of the other.
Survivors described a scene of panic and chaos as people tried to climb out of the mangled wreckage.
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