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Trump administration faces pushback after looking to privatize land on Yosemite National Park

By Aleena Fayaz, Kaanita Iyer, CNN (CNN) — A plan being considered by the Trump administration to allow a developer to use a portion of Yosemite National Park land is facing strong opposition from elected officials and conservationists, reflecting broader concerns about privatizing some of the country’s most cherished landmarks. The National Park Service is

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Trump’s longtime teleprompter operator to pay $65,000 fine to settle insider-trading case

By Marshall Cohen, CNN (CNN) — The Trump administration settled an insider-trading case Friday against President Donald Trump’s longtime teleprompter operator, fining him $65,000 for “unlawful” prediction-market trades about Trump’s speeches. The White House aide, Gabriel Perez, will also give up $107,000 in ill-gotten profits from his trades on Kalshi, according to the Commodity Futures

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President Donald Trump’s proposed 250-foot triumphal arch will have “adverse” effects on dozens of historical landmarks

Trump’s triumphal arch will cause a slew of ‘adverse’ effects, administration admits — but its plans are staying

By Sunlen Serfaty, CNN (CNN) — President Donald Trump’s proposed 250-foot triumphal arch will have “adverse” effects on dozens of historical landmarks, the National Park Service found. Nonetheless, the agency concluded in a report released Friday that the arch must stay at the proposed site on the banks of the Potomac River as the project

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Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon testifies during the House Natural Resources Committee hearing in 2023.

Republican governor asks his AG to look into ‘aggressive’ behavior by Trump admin’s election monitors

By Kaanita Iyer, CNN (CNN) — Wyoming’s Republican Gov. Mark Gordon voiced concerns about the Justice Department election monitors who observed the primary election in his state last week, saying he’s asked his attorney general to look into their “aggressive” behavior. The Justice Department sent two Civil Rights Division attorneys to Laramie County, Wyoming, which

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Trump’s plan to import cheaper foreign beef draws pushback from experts, Missouri cattle producers

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)  President Donald Trump’s plan to bring more foreign beef into the U.S. market is intended to help lower prices for consumers, but Missouri cattle producers and agricultural economists question how much shoppers will actually save,  and whether the move could hurt the domestic cattle industry in the long run. Trump said the

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New Missouri laws create Missouri Rangers program, expand ‘school protection officers’ designation

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) Two new Missouri laws taking effect Friday will give school districts more options for placing armed personnel inside schools. One law creates a training program known as the “Missouri Rangers.” The other expands who may serve as a “school protection officer.” Participation in both programs is optional for school districts. The Missouri

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