The NewsWorthy Trump’s Takeover Ruling, Epstein Accusers Rally & $1.3B Jackpot - Wednesday, September 3, 2025
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Sep 3, 2025 A recent court ruling is stirring up debate about President Trump's military actions in civilian law enforcement, particularly against drug trafficking in Venezuela. The release of Jeffrey Epstein's files raises questions about accountability. Meanwhile, Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano erupts, attracting thrill-seekers. There’s buzz around a record-breaking $1.3 billion Powerball jackpot, while legal challenges loom over a tech giant’s monopoly practices. The podcast highlights how immigration policies impact the workforce, with millions leaving their jobs.
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Judge Limits Troops Doing Police Work
- A federal judge found President Trump violated a 19th-century law by using troops in Los Angeles for police-like duties.
- The ruling blocks using Guard or Marines for typical police tasks while the administration can appeal.
Different Law Used For D.C. Deployments
- The Trump administration cited a different law to deploy troops in Washington, D.C., where rules differ from states.
- It's unclear how similar federal interventions will play out in other cities like Chicago and Baltimore.
U.S. Strike In Caribbean Sparks Venezuelan Backlash
- The Pentagon struck a boat in the Southern Caribbean, killing 11 people, and President Trump posted a video of the explosion.
- Venezuela reacted with accusations, troop movements, and claims the video might be AI-manipulated.