US paper currency will soon feature President Donald Trump’s signature going forward, the US Treasury Department announced Thursday, the latest of the president’s efforts to leave his mark across the federal government. It will be the first time a sitting US president’s signature has appeared on paper notes. Those plans have raised legal questions because it’s against US law to display the image of a sitting president or living former president on currency. A sitting president is not prohibited from appearing on commemorative coins. Democrats in Congress have introduced legislation to prohibit any living or sitting president from being featured on any US currency.

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And so I think that Trump Trump again, this wasn’t explicit, but I think that everyone felt it. I mean, I don’t think the savings I don’t think DOGE was about efficiency at all. So I don’t things form and unform and I don’t really see the final version of where we’re heading yet. But no, I don’t see I don’t really see the principle on which the party is being held together. And so, no, I don’t see the replacement ideology because I don’t really see the replacement system quite yet.

Then, on Thursday evening, President Donald Trump directed his newly installed Department of Homeland Security chief to swiftly pay TSA agents. This will keep happening without legislationThroughout the shutdown, many aviation officials have called on Congress to fund DHS or find a way to pay TSA workers. The Shutdown Fairness Act and the Keep America Flying Act would pay certain federal workers in the event of a funding lapse, including TSA employees. None of the bills appear to be moving forward since last fall, despite aggressive pushes from both sides of the aisle to pay workers. “It should be that federal employees get paid, even if Congress and the president don’t do their job.”The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2026 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner Bros.

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It already feels like I’ve written a short book on Kevin McGonigle since the 2025 season came to an end. On draft day, McGonigle was lauded for his outstanding eye at the plate and preternatual ability to barrel up any pitch in any part of the zone. Then 20 years old, McGonigle hit .372/.462/.648 with seven homers and 19 doubles in just 36 games. By that point, we held the opinion that he was already the best minor league hitter the Detroit Tigers’ organization has ever produced. Because he’d missed some time to the injury, the Tigers sent McGonigle out for a month in the Arizona Fall League last October.

articleA Utah mom is accused of kidnapping her son's alleged 11-year-old bully, taking him to her home to apologize and then threatening to have her husband beat him up, according to charging documents. Charging documents cited by KSL.com say Tufuga went looking for the boy and approached him as he was riding his bike around the neighborhood. ILLEGAL ALIEN ACCUSED OF SLITTING SALT LAKE WOMAN'S THROAT, ICE LODGES DETAINERTufuga is accused of forcing the pre-teen into her car — without his parents' knowledge — and taking him to her home in Provo, Utah. The exterior of the Fourth Judicial Court in Provo, Utah, Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025. The charging documents say the incident left the boy with "serious emotional distress" and that he still suffers from " high anxiety and has had to alter daily routines significantly."

Advertisement“The Senate Democrats have foisted upon this appropriations process their radical crazy agenda,” Johnson claimed. AdvertisementThe Senate vote followed Trump’s announcement Thursday that he would order Transportation Security Administration officers to be paid regardless of what happened in Congress. “Given the staunch opposition from Senate Democrats, the clearest path to ending this harmful shutdown is for the House to adopt what the Senate just overwhelmingly approved,” a Senate GOP aide said. AdvertisementWhen a reporter pointed out how Johnson’s refusal to allow a House vote on the Senate plan would prolong the shutdown, he insisted it wouldn’t. tore into Republicans for unnecessarily dragging out the DHS shutdown.

ETExamining the latest Forbes data, the Palm Beach Daily News has identified at least 65 billionaires with residential ties to the town of Palm Beach. (See the complete list of Palm Beach billionaires below.) Ellison is known in Palm Beach County as the owner of the Eau Palm Beach Resort & Spa in Manalapan, the wealthy town south of Palm Beach. Palm Beach’s wealthiest: Local billionaires on the 2026 Forbes ranking of the world’s richestHere is the Daily News' list of Palm Beach billionaires ranked by Forbes among the world’s richest people. Did we miss a billionaire with strong residential ties to the town of Palm Beach who is on the 2026 Forbes World’s Billionaires list?

LOADING ERROR LOADINGFour-time world champion Max Verstappen banned a British journalist from a Formula 1 press conference ahead of this weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix. The Red Bull Racing driver refused to speak to reporters in Suzuka on Thursday until Giles Richards of The Guardian left the room. Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen, shown addressing media at Japan's Suzuka Circuit on Thursday, ordered a reporter to leave. Jayce Illman via Getty ImagesAccording to Motorsport.com, Verstappen’s vexation dates back to a post-race media session following last year’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. Richards asked Verstappen about a collision with Mercedes driver George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix on June 1.

Interesting article in The Athletic looking at the revenues and expenses of the Sweet Sixteen teams. Michigan is middle of the pack at $20.9 million in revenue and $15.7 million in expenses. Head coach salaries showcase range of Dan Hurley at UConn making over $8 million down to Pitino in last at $2.4 million. The only coach in the Sweet Sixteen making less than Jake is Pitino and that was by only a few hundred thousand. So it's certainly not on the revenue and expense side (even with Holtmann's buyout) that we lack money nor are we low compared to most of the Sweet Sixteen teams.

The U.S.-Israeli war against Iran continued to upend markets, cause death and destruction across the Middle East and elude any diplomatic resolution heading into its fifth week on Friday — even as President Trump claimed victory and a coming end to the conflict. Trump administration officials have since the start of the war accused the news media and others of ignoring U.S. wins on the battlefield. At the same time, Trump has painted an overly rosy picture of a war won and winding down, even as ongoing fighting and defiant messages from Iranian officials suggest the opposite is true. For weeks, Trump has batted away criticisms of the war campaign and questions about why it was justified and how long it will last. Militarily we’ve totally won the war,” he told “The Five” on Thursday.

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On Opening Day, the Cubs were not that team. Game 1, March 26: Nationals 10, Cubs 4 (0-1)Reminder: Heroes and Goats are determined by WPA scores and are in no way subjective. 0-4, RWPA Play of the Game: Daylen Lile batted with runners on first and third and one out in the fourth against Matthew Boyd. (.117)*Cubs Play of the Game: Pete Crow-Armstrong batted with runners on first and second and two outs in the third, the game tied at one. Let’s hope game two is dramatically different than game one.