February 11, 2026
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2:01:11Now PlayingLawmakers say at least a half-dozen men may be protected by excessive redactions in the Epstein files, even as Trump continues to insist he had no knowledge of Epstein’s sex crimes. Trump’s religious liberty panel held its first antisemitism hearing, which quickly turned contentious over Israel, while new analysis suggests the economy—once Trump’s strongest political asset—is now rapidly becoming a liability. On Capitol Hill, a proposed ban on investors buying up housing is stalling, even as Democrats push legislation requiring federal law enforcement to obtain judicial warrants before entering private property. Meanwhile, Trump is moving to repeal a landmark climate finding, signaling one of the most sweeping environmental regulatory rollbacks yet.
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