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- TRUMP PROPOSES RENAMING VETERANS DAY TO VICTORY DAY FOR WORLD WAR I: President Donald Trump announced plans to rename Veterans Day as “Victory Day for World War I” to honor U.S. military achievements, especially in the two World Wars. He also proposed renaming Victory in Europe Day to “Victory in World War II Day” to further emphasize America’s contributions. Critics argue this move overlooks other nations’ significant roles in World War II. The White House later clarified that the new name would be an additional proclamation, not a replacement for Veterans Day.
- TRUMP DECLARES HIMSELF THE NEW POPE IN BIZARRE TRUTH SOCIAL POST: President Trump posted an AI-generated photo of himself dressed as the pope on Truth Social, days after expressing a desire to be pope. The image sparked widespread reactions online, with some accusing him of mocking Catholics. Trump’s allies claim the post was satirical, symbolizing his perceived divine destiny.
- JUDGE BLOCKS TRUMP EXECUTIVE ORDER TARGETING PERKINS COIE LAW FIRM: A federal judge struck down President Trump’s executive order that targeted the law firm Perkins Coie, which represented Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election. The order had stripped the firm of security clearances and restricted its access to government buildings. The judge ruled that the order violated constitutional rights, including free speech and due process.
- ELON MUSK’S STARBASE BECOMES OFFICIAL CITY AND SPACEX HEADQUARTERS IN TEXAS: Elon Musk’s SpaceX launch site in Texas, known as Starbase, has officially become a city following a vote by local residents, most of whom are SpaceX employees. The vote passed with 212 in favor and 6 against. As an official city, Starbase can now manage its own development and planning decisions.
- UNITED AIRLINES SLASHES NEWARK FLIGHTS AMID TECH FAILURES AND FAA SHORTAGES: United Airlines announced it will cut 35 daily flights at Newark Liberty International Airport due to ongoing technology issues and a shortage of FAA air traffic controllers. The airline’s CEO stated that the airport cannot handle the current number of scheduled flights under these conditions. This decision comes after significant delays and cancellations at the airport.
- PRINCE HARRY WANTS FAMILY REUNION AFTER COURT BATTLE WITH HIS FATHER: Prince Harry expressed a desire to reconcile with his family following a court loss regarding his publicly funded security. He stated there’s no point in continuing to fight and emphasized the importance of family unity, especially considering his father’s health. King Charles III was diagnosed with cancer in February 2024.
- BRAZIL ARRESTS TWO IN BOMB PLOT TARGETING LADY GAGA CONCERT IN RIO: Brazilian police arrested two individuals in connection with an alleged plot to detonate explosives at Lady Gaga’s free concert on Copacabana Beach, which drew over two million attendees. The suspects targeted the LGBTQ community and used online hate speech to recruit others. Despite the arrests occurring hours before the performance, the concert proceeded without incident.
- WARREN BUFFETT TO STEP DOWN AS BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY CEO AFTER 55 YEARS: Warren Buffett announced he will step down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at the end of the year, ending his 55-year tenure. He recommended Greg Abel, a vice chair at the company, as his successor. The announcement was made at Berkshire’s annual shareholder meeting, where Buffett received standing ovations.
- USDA WON’T FREEZE MAINE FUNDS OVER RULES FOR TRANSGENDER ATHLETES: The USDA agreed not to freeze federal nutrition funds for Maine schools after the state refused to bar transgender girls from girls’ sports teams. The settlement does not affect the Trump administration’s ongoing lawsuit against Maine over alleged Title IX violations. Maine’s governor praised the decision as a victory for the state’s commitment to equality.
- KAMALA HARRIS CONSIDERS RUN FOR GOVERNOR OR ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN: Former Vice President Kamala Harris is contemplating her next political move, considering a run for California governor in 2026 or a third presidential campaign in 2028. In a recent speech, she criticized President Trump’s economic policies and highlighted the importance of unity and courage. Harris has set a deadline to decide by the end of the summer.
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