Democrats are preparing extra scrutiny measures for Trump if they win the House, CNN reports. The plans could change how a Democratic majority conducts oversight once in power.

Trump is in Ireland for meetings and the Amgen Irish Open, a trip that mixes politics with golf, with the visit drawing attention. He said he will drop tariffs on Irish whiskey, a move that could please exporters, which may cool a brewing dispute. He also said AI should not be slowed but he supports a few safety measures, without specifying the exact rules. Trump called $5,000 payouts simple to include in the federal budget, suggesting they are affordable, an assertion that may face pushback.