News for May 4, 2025

President Donald Trump said he does not know whether everyone in the U.S. is entitled to due process, raising fresh questions about his view of the Constitution and a Supreme Court order in the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case.

More women are freezing their eggs as a way to delay pregnancy and preserve their fertility, but the process is costly and works best when done younger.

Egg freezing is becoming more common among young women, with many seeing it as a way to preserve fertility and delay parenthood.

Trump’s orders against law firms are raising alarms that he is using presidential power to punish legal opponents and weaken the rule of law.

Trump downplayed concerns about tariffs, prices, and a possible third term in a wide-ranging NBC News interview, while the weekend roundup also highlighted the Kentucky Derby and a possible next pope.

President Donald Trump said he will call CEOs if they plan to raise prices because of tariffs, after saying Amazon backed off a plan to show tariff charges on some items.

President Donald Trump said he would not use military force against Canada, but he would not rule it out for Greenland.

President Donald Trump drew criticism from Catholics after posting an AI-generated image of himself dressed as the pope.

PBS CEO Paula Kerger said President Trump’s move to cut federal funding for PBS and NPR puts public media stations at serious risk, especially in smaller communities.

Sen. Tammy Duckworth said Mike Waltz should face a tough Senate hearing for U.N. ambassador after leaving his role as Trump’s national security adviser amid questions about a Signal chat leak.

Trump’s trade war with China is threatening Panama Canal traffic and could hurt a major long-term source of revenue for Panama.

On "Face the Nation," President Donald Trump’s tariff push, a shakeup in his national security team, and tensions over Ukraine and Iran took center stage.

Florida lawmakers, led by Rep. Vicki Lopez, passed new condo reform steps to ease the cost burden on owners while keeping buildings safe.

Sen. Tammy Duckworth said Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is unfit for the job, defended higher defense spending, and argued that Democrats should focus on plain-language messages that connect with Midwest voters.

Audrey Backeberg, who went missing in 1962, has been found alive and well nearly 63 years later.

Rep. Mike Turner backed President Donald Trump’s tariff strategy and said Congress should be patient on Iran negotiations while pressing for stronger U.S. national security spending.

Ukrainian Ambassador Oksana Markarova said Ukraine is still under heavy Russian attack, but she stressed that Ukraine and the U.S. are moving ahead with a new economic partnership tied to future support and long-term security.

In a “Meet the Press” interview, President Donald Trump defended his first 100 days in office, saying his tariffs and border policy are already improving the country while Kristen Welker pressed him on rising prices, market swings, and deportations.

H.R. McMaster said the shake-up in President Donald Trump’s national security team reflects a deeper fight over America’s role in the world and a growing push to pull back from global involvement.

Immigration officers detained University of Alabama doctoral student Alireza Doroudi, and his case has left many international students in Alabama afraid about their own status.