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- Attorney General Pam Bondi delivers a bombshell update on the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, denying rumors that all evidence has been destroyed and confirming that the FBI is still combing through extensive files under Director Kash Pael’s direction;
- Bondi also announces the largest fentanyl bust in U.S. history, targeting the Sinaloa Cartel’s network led by Heriberto Salazar Amaya, seizing 3 million fentanyl pills, 11.5 kg of powder, meth, cocaine, heroin, 49 guns, and $5 million in cash, with 16 arrested, including six illegal immigrants, emphasizing these criminals will serve long sentences in U.S. prisons rather than be deported;
- Meanwhile, President Trump meets Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at the White House to address rising trade tensions and tariffs, where Trump jokingly proposes Canada become the 51st U.S. state—an idea Carney strongly rejects, prompting Trump to say “Never, Say Never!” while asserting the U.S. doesn’t need Canadian goods, though Carney stresses Canada’s vital role in trade and urges tariff talks;
- Trump refuses to lift tariffs but gains domestic traction through the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), which reports saving over $1,000 per taxpayer by slashing federal waste, canceling 9,497 contracts, selling assets, and shrinking the bureaucracy—highlighted by a canceled $2.9 billion Interior Department deal and the Department of Transportation eliminating $51 million in gender-focused grants;
- Homeland Security Advisor Stephen Miller calls the Canada meeting a success, while Secretary Scott Bessent prepares for upcoming trade talks with China, where the administration hopes to achieve more balanced and fair trade outcomes;
- In the Middle East, Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps tests a new missile it claims can bypass U.S. and Israeli defense systems like the Arrow and Patriot, though it offers no proof, raising concerns about regional instability just as the U.S. boosts missile defense cooperation with Israel;
- In a surprising diplomatic breakthrough, Trump announces that Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels have agreed to stop attacking U.S. and allied ships in the Red Sea in exchange for a halt to U.S. airstrikes—a tentative truce aimed at stabilizing global shipping routes, with Secretary Marco Rubio affirming the importance of securing maritime freedom;
- Meanwhile, Trump’s critics note the Biden administration mismanaged the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, spending less than 1% on critical needs like air traffic control and instead focusing funds on social justice and climate change programs—prompting frustration over neglected roads, bridges, ports, and airports;
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- As Trump racks up wins in public safety, diplomacy, and cost-cutting, tensions persist abroad, but his administration continues pushing for peace and prosperity, making headlines while reshaping trade and law enforcement strategies at home and abroad.