President Donald Trump directed all federal law enforcement agencies to assist in the search for Nancy Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of NBC News anchor Savannah Guthrie, who went missing last weekend in a suspected kidnapping. Trump announced the directive Wednesday on TruthSocial, stating, "I've ordered all federal law enforcement to help search for Savannah Guthrie's mother. The prayers of our nation are with her," according to Variety.
The search for Guthrie's mother coincided with other significant events, including heightened scrutiny of the Justice Department under the Trump administration. Vox reported that Trump's "occupation of Minneapolis" had strained the Justice Department, alleging it was no longer capable of fulfilling its duties.
Meanwhile, former Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn launched his second campaign for a U.S. House seat in Maryland, Time reported. Dunn, who witnessed the January 6th Capitol attack, aimed to dismantle what he described as Donald Trump's immigration regime. "They are terrorizing people more than serving," Dunn said of federal immigration agents, adding, "And law enforcement is supposed to be about serving. That is not what we are seeing now."
In other news, Variety reported that Jesse Lee Soffer and Tracy Spiridakos, stars of "Chicago P.D.," were set to return for a three-part crossover event with "Chicago Fire" and "Chicago Med" on NBC, scheduled to air on March 4. The crossover would feature Spiridakos' character, Hailey Upton, returning to her former precinct.
A multi-source report by Vox highlighted a range of unrelated events, including Pinterest firing engineers for privacy violations, Halle Berry criticizing Governor Newsom, investigations into Peter Mandelson's alleged Epstein email leaks, backlash against YouTube star Ms. Rachel over social media activity related to the Gaza conflict, the FBI's inability to access a reporter's iPhone, and OpenAI's CEO expressing concerns about AI rendering skills obsolete.
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