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As soon as he takes office, President-elect Donald Trump plans to pardon his supporters who were involved in the January 6 attacks on the U.S. Capitol, claiming that those who are currently behind bars are living in hell. In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press host Kristen Welker, Trump offered his most expansive remarks since winning the 2024 election. In addition, he cautioned that some members of the House committee that looked into the Jan. 6 incident ought to be put in jail and stated that he would not try to turn the Justice Department against his political opponents. Trump promised to provide legal relief to the Jan. 6 rioters on his first day in office, claiming they had been subjected to a harsh system. I will be behaving in a hurry. Trump stated, "First day," adding later ...

After taking office on January 20, President-elect Donald Trump promised to implement swift and significant changes, including pardoning those convicted of the attack on the U.S. Capitol. He also stated that he intends to find a legislative solution that would allow Dreamers to remain in the nation lawfully. Trump also stated that he would seek to extend the tax cuts that were implemented during his first term in an interview with Kristen Welker, anchor of NBC News Meet the Press. He declared that he would not try to restrict the use of abortion medicines. He intends to attempt to abolish birthright citizenship and deport millions of unauthorized immigrants. He said that the pardons for the rioters from January 6 would take place on the first day, claiming that many of them had suffered un...

Donald Trump, the president-elect, proposed that Robert F. Kennedy Jr., his choice to lead Health and Human Services, look into purported connections between childhood immunizations and autism, a discredited association that has damaged confidence in the life-saving shots. Trump stated in an exclusive interview with Meet the Press moderator Kristen Welker, "I think somebody has to find out." In a back-and-forth, Welker pointed out that research has demonstrated that children vaccinations avoid approximately 4 million deaths globally each year, that there is no link between vaccines and autism, and that increased screening and awareness are the reasons behind the surge in autism diagnoses. According to Trump, you had very little autism twenty-five years ago. You have it now. "There's somet...

With President-elect Donald Trump promising to support cryptocurrencies, the value of bitcoin reached new heights this week, continuing its post-election boom. Wealth advisors and personal finance specialists report that more people are looking at the market from a different angle, but they still suggest dipping a toe in rather than diving in headlong. Samuel Deane, president and CEO of the financial advising firm Deane Wealth Management, stated that his opinion on the advantages and disadvantages of bitcoin hasn't altered much, if at all. I've seen enough politics to know that even while the current administration is in favor of cryptocurrency, things might change at any time. After breaking the six-figure mark for the first time on Wednesday, the price of bitcoin surged above $100,000 l...

Following the defeat of government forces loyal to the country's president, Bashar al-Assad, in a matter of days, rebel fighters claimed to have taken control of the Syrian capital, Damascus, early on Sunday. The 13-year civil war that has devastated the ancient land will enter a new phase with the rebels' claim. "We declare the city of Damascus free from the tyrant Bashar al-Assad," said Hassan Abdul-Ghani, the senior commander of the terrorist organization Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, or HTS, in a WhatsApp post. "To the displaced people around the world, Free Syria awaits you." The rebel's assertion has not been independently verified by NBC News. It was not immediately clear where Assad was. Abdul-Ghani claimed that Assad had escaped, and several media outlets say that he has departed Damascus...

Following the defeat of government forces loyal to the country's president, Bashar al-Assad, in a matter of days, rebel fighters claimed to have taken control of the Syrian capital, Damascus, early on Sunday. The 13-year civil war that has devastated the ancient land will enter a new phase with the rebels' claim. "We declare the city of Damascus free from the tyrant Bashar al-Assad," said Hassan Abdul-Ghani, the senior commander of the terrorist organization Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, or HTS, in a WhatsApp post. "To the displaced people around the world, Free Syria awaits you." The rebel's assertion has not been independently verified by NBC News. It was not immediately clear where Assad was. Abdul-Ghani claimed that Assad had escaped, and several media outlets say that he has departed Damascus...