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- TRUMP PICKS MIKE WALTZ AS UN AMBASSADOR AFTER NSA EXIT RUMORS: President Donald Trump has nominated Mike Waltz to be the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, following Waltz’s removal as National Security Advisor. The change comes after Waltz accidentally included a journalist in a private chat discussing military plans, leading to concerns over national security. Despite the error, Trump praised Waltz’s dedication and reassigned him to the UN role. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will temporarily take over as National Security Advisor while continuing his current duties.
- KAMALA HARRIS CRITICIZES TRUMP ON ECONOMY AND DEMOCRACY IN RETURN SPEECH: In her first major speech since the 2024 election, former Vice President Kamala Harris addressed a crowd in San Francisco, sharply criticizing President Trump’s administration. She accused Trump of creating an economic crisis through his tariff policies and undermining democratic institutions. Harris emphasized the importance of courage and unity, urging Americans to stand up against fear and division. Her remarks have sparked discussions about her potential future in politics.
- LAWYERS FOR LUIGI MANGIONE PUSH TO DISMISS STATE MURDER CASE: Attorneys for Luigi Mangione are requesting the dismissal of state murder charges, arguing that prosecuting him at both state and federal levels constitutes double jeopardy. Mangione faces federal charges, including murder and terrorism, which carry the possibility of the death penalty. His legal team contends that evidence was obtained without proper warrants and that his rights were violated during interrogation. The case continues to draw national attention.
- HISTORIC LIMESTONE UNIVERSITY TO CLOSE AFTER FUNDRAISING DRIVE FALLS SHORT: Limestone University in South Carolina has announced it will close at the end of the current semester. Despite raising over $2 million in a recent fundraising campaign, the university fell short of the $6 million needed to continue operations. The 180-year-old institution cited financial challenges and declining enrollment as reasons for the closure. Students and alumni are expressing sadness over the decision.
- TYRESE HALIBURTON’S FATHER BANNED FROM PACERS GAMES AFTER GIANNIS INCIDENT: John Haliburton, father of Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton, will no longer attend the team’s games following a verbal altercation with Milwaukee Bucks player Giannis Antetokounmpo. The incident occurred after Game 5 of the playoff series. John Haliburton has apologized for his actions, and the team has decided he will stay away from games to prevent further issues. The Pacers continue their playoff run without his in-person support.
- EX-NFL STAR STEVE SMITH SR. SUED UNDER ‘HOMEWRECKER LAW’ OVER ALLEGED AFFAIR: Former NFL player Steve Smith is being sued under North Carolina’s “homewrecker law” for allegedly having an affair with a married woman. The lawsuit, filed by the woman’s husband, seeks over $100,000 in damages, claiming Smith’s actions led to the breakdown of the marriage. The law allows individuals to sue third parties who interfere in a marriage. Smith has not publicly commented on the allegations.
- TRUMP SAYS HE’D SUPPORT STEPHEN A. SMITH RUNNING FOR PRESIDENT: President Trump has expressed enthusiasm for ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith potentially running for president in 2028. During a town hall event, Trump praised Smith’s communication skills and suggested he would be a strong candidate. Smith has previously stated he has no political ambitions, but Trump’s comments have sparked conversations about the possibility.
- ALABAMA MAN ARRESTED AFTER CARRYING ROCKET-PROPELLED GRENADE IN PUBLIC: Police in Dothan, Alabama, arrested 26-year-old Keyun Marquez Hill after he was seen walking around with what appeared to be a rocket-propelled grenade launcher. The device was determined to be a replica, but Hill was charged with possession of a hoax destructive device. Authorities emphasized the seriousness of carrying such items in public, even if they are not real weapons.
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