Trump Honors Fallen and Attacks Biden at Memorial Day Ceremony
President Donald Trump paid tribute at Arlington National Cemetery to fallen service members, praising their valor while briefly taking a political turn by attacking Biden and federal judges. He highlighted Gold Star families and told stories of Shannon Kent, Elroy Harworth, and Ryan McGhee, linking their legacies to America’s future strength. The address included remarks on the nation’s 250th birthday and a quip about a possible second term.
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EU to fast track talks with United States on tariffs
European Union officials said negotiations with the United States would be accelerated after weeks of talks. Paula Pinho of the European Commission cited new impetus and close contact, while U S Commerce Secretary Lutnick and EU trade chief Lefcovic were to speak. Trump had delayed tariffs to July 9 after a call with Ursula von der Leyen, prompting markets to rebound.
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New Gaza aid system opens first distribution hubs
The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation backed by the United States says it began delivering food to Palestinians amid hunger as Israel's blockade nears three months. It reports trucks reaching hubs, with more deliveries planned daily, while UN officials question the plan and warn aid is insufficient to avert famine. John Acree leads interim operations after Jake Wood’s resignation. funding sources remain unclear.
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King Charles III visit underscores Canada's sovereignty debate
King Charles III arrived in Ottawa amid U S sovereignty tensions as Prime Minister Mark Carney invited the monarch to deliver the throne speech. Mary Simon and Camilla welcomed the royal party while a Royal Canadian Dragoons guard stood watch and the king dropped the ceremonial first puck at a community event. Norman MacDonald voiced pride that Canada will not be bullied or sold.
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