Democrats are preparing extra scrutiny measures for Trump if they win the House, CNN reports. The plans could change how a Democratic majority handles investigations in the next session.
Trump is in Ireland for meetings and the Amgen Irish Open, blending diplomacy with sport, with the visit drawing attention. He said he will scrap tariffs on Irish whiskey, likely welcome news for distillers, which may cool a brewing dispute. He also said AI should not be held back but he supports certain safeguards, though the details remain vague. Trump called $5,000 payouts no problem for the federal budget, arguing the cost is manageable, a claim that drew quick scrutiny.