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- TRUMP PAYS TRIBUTE TO FALLEN SOLDIERS AT ARLINGTON, CALLING THEM AMERICA’S BEST AND BRAVEST: President Donald Trump paid tribute to fallen service members during a Memorial Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, calling them “America’s best and bravest.” He highlighted stories of sacrifice, including Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Shannon Kent, Air Force Senior Master Sgt. Elroy Harworth, and Army Cpl. Ryan McGhee. Despite the solemn occasion, Trump also criticized President Joe Biden and federal judges in an earlier social media post, declaring he is “fixing” the country after “a long and hard four years.”
- FBI DEPUTY DIRECTOR VOWS TO PRIORITIZE SUPREME COURT LEAK AND WHITE HOUSE COCAINE INVESTIGATIONS: The FBI announced it will reopen investigations into the 2022 leak of the Supreme Court’s draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade and the 2023 discovery of cocaine at the White House during President Joe Biden’s term. Deputy Director Dan Bongino stated that he has requested weekly briefings on the progress of these cases.
- U.S.-GERMAN CITIZEN CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED ATTACK ON U.S. EMBASSY IN TEL AVIV: Joseph Neumeyer, a 28-year-old dual U.S.-German citizen, has been charged with attempting to firebomb a U.S. Embassy office in Tel Aviv. On May 19, Neumeyer allegedly spat on a security guard outside the embassy and fled, leaving behind a backpack containing three bottles believed to be Molotov cocktails. Social media posts from the same day revealed threats against the embassy, U.S. citizens, and specifically President Donald Trump.
- CRYPTO INVESTOR CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING AND TORTURING MAN IN NEW YORK APARTMENT: John Woeltz, a 37-year-old cryptocurrency investor, has been charged after police claim he kidnapped and tortured an Italian tourist for more than two weeks inside an upscale New York City apartment. The victim escaped and alerted authorities, leading to Woeltz’s arrest. He is being held without bail and faces multiple charges, including kidnapping and assault.
- VOLVO TO CUT 3,000 JOBS IN MAJOR COST REDUCTION MOVE: Volvo Cars announced it will cut 3,000 predominantly white-collar jobs as part of a major restructuring effort aimed at reducing high operational costs and addressing declining demand for electric vehicles amid global trade uncertainties. The job cuts—representing about 15% of Volvo’s office staff—will mainly affect the Gothenburg area. These measures are designed to improve efficiency and empower employees.
- DENMARK SETS EUROPE’S HIGHEST RETIREMENT AGE WITH NEW LIMIT RAISED TO 70: Denmark’s parliament adopted a law raising the retirement age to 70 by 2040 from the current age of 67. The new age limit will apply to Danes born after December 31, 1970. This move makes Denmark the country with the highest retirement age in Europe.
- CAITLIN CLARK SIDELINED FOR AT LEAST TWO WEEKS WITH QUADRICEPS INJURY: Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark suffered a left quadriceps strain during a game against the New York Liberty and will be out a minimum of two weeks. The team announced she will be re-evaluated this week, and further updates will be provided.
- GEORGE SANTOS SAYS HE’S DONE SEEKING TRUMP PARDON AND WILL ACCEPT PRISON SENTENCE: Disgraced former congressman George Santos said he has given up hope of getting a presidential pardon from Donald Trump and accepted he will go to prison for seven years for campaign-related crimes. In a social media post, Santos stated he will no longer pursue a pardon and has accepted his fate.
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