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Today’s Rundown:
- MEXICAN SECURITY CHIEF SAYS TRUMP ADMINISTRATION ALLOWED CARTEL FAMILY MEMBERS TO ENTER U.S.: Mexico’s security chief confirmed that 17 relatives of Sinaloa cartel leaders entered the U.S. last week as part of a deal between the Trump administration and a son of former cartel boss Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán. The Justice Department has not commented on the arrangement, and Mexican authorities say they were not informed of the details.
- DEPORTED INMATES MOCK MATT GAETZ AND GOP DELEGATION DURING EL SALVADOR PRISON TOUR FOR OAN: During a tour of El Salvador’s mega-prison for an OAN segment, Rep. Matt Gaetz and a GOP delegation were taunted by inmates who had been deported from the U.S. The prisoners mocked the lawmakers, highlighting the controversial nature of the visit.
- HARVARD PRESIDENT ALAN GARBER TAKES 25 PERCENT PAY CUT AMID BUDGET STRUGGLES: Harvard University President Alan Garber announced a voluntary 25% salary reduction for the upcoming academic year in response to a $2.2 billion federal funding freeze imposed by the Trump administration over alleged antisemitism on campus. The university has filed a lawsuit challenging the funding cuts.
- OVER 1,000 STARBUCKS WORKERS STRIKE OVER CONTROVERSIAL NEW DRESS CODE: Over 1,000 Starbucks baristas across 75 U.S. stores have gone on strike to protest a new dress code requiring solid black shirts and specific-colored bottoms. The union argues that the policy should be subject to collective bargaining and has filed a complaint with the National Labor Relations Board.
- WARNER BROS. DISCOVERY REBRANDS ‘MAX’ BACK TO ‘HBO MAX’ IN MAJOR STREAMING REVERSAL: Warner Bros. Discovery announced that it will rebrand its streaming service from “Max” back to “HBO Max” this summer. The decision comes after the “Max” rebrand failed to resonate with audiences, and the company aims to leverage the strong HBO brand identity.
- DRUG OVERDOSE DEATHS DROP TO PRE-PANDEMIC LEVELS DESPITE ONGOING FENTANYL CRISIS: The U.S. experienced a significant decline in drug overdose deaths in 2024, with an estimated 80,000 fatalities—a 27% decrease from the previous year and the lowest since 2019. Experts attribute the drop to increased access to treatment and the widespread availability of naloxone.
- HALLE BERRY CHANGES CANNES OUTFIT AFTER RED CARPET DRESS CODE CLASH: Actress Halle Berry was forced to change her planned outfit for the Cannes Film Festival’s opening ceremony due to a new, stricter dress code banning certain styles. Berry expressed her frustration over the last-minute change, highlighting the challenges celebrities face with evolving red carpet protocols.
- JOURNALIST MICHAEL WOLFF SAYS DONALD AND MELANIA TRUMP ARE ESSENTIALLY SEPARATED: Journalist Michael Wolff stated that President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump are essentially “separated,” noting that they lead separate lives and rarely spend time together. The White House has dismissed Wolff’s claims, calling him “a blithering idiot” and accusing him of fabrications.
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