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Why June 14 in D.C. Will Be Unforgettable: Parade Details Revealed
Washington, D.C., will host a grand military parade on June 14, 2025, celebrating the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary. The event features thousands of troops, military vehicles, and aircraft, with festivities including a festival, fireworks, and special appearances.
Cruise Prices Crash in June 2025—Insider Tips to Snag the Best Deals Before They’re Gone
Cruise prices have plummeted in June 2025, offering travelers unprecedented deals. With discounts up to 60% off, flexibility and timely booking are essential to capitalize on these offers before they disappear.
SNAP Alert: Up to $975 Available This June—These 5 States Are Sending the Most
This June, SNAP benefits offer up to $975 for families of four, with higher amounts in certain states. Stay updated on payment schedules, new work requirements, and additional programs like SUN Bucks to maximize your support.
Tesla Just Lost $150 Billion—What Elon Musk Said About Trump That Sparked the Crash
Tesla's stock plummeted over 14%, wiping out $150 billion in market value, following a public feud between CEO Elon Musk and President Donald Trump over federal EV subsidies, raising investor concerns about regulatory retaliation and future government contracts.
Behind Gold’s Sudden Spike: Crumbling US Data vs. a Hopeful Trump-Xi call
Gold prices have risen amid weak U.S. economic data and cautious optimism from a Trump-Xi phone call. While the conversation signaled potential progress in trade relations, unresolved issues and economic uncertainties continue to drive investor interest in safe-haven assets.
Trump Tried to Ban Foreign Students from Harvard — Here’s Why a Judge Just Said No
A federal judge has temporarily blocked President Trump's attempt to ban international students from Harvard, citing potential "immediate and irreparable injury." The ruling underscores tensions between academic freedom and executive authority, with broader implications for U.S. higher education.
Supreme Court Sides with Catholic Charities in Explosive Ruling on Tax Exemptions and Religious Rights
The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Wisconsin violated the First Amendment by denying Catholic Charities Bureau a tax exemption, emphasizing government neutrality in religious matters and potentially impacting religiously affiliated nonprofits across the nation.
Trump vs. Musk: Billionaire Titans Clash in a Public Showdown No One Saw Coming
President Trump and Elon Musk's alliance has dramatically collapsed, igniting a public feud over legislation, personal accusations, and economic repercussions. This unexpected fallout between two influential figures reshapes political alliances and sends shockwaves through markets and social media platforms.