CNN presidential historian claims Trump fulfilled 'promise to be a dictator on day one' with executive orders

An active-duty Army sergeant, Sgt. Quornelius Samentrio Radford, was arrested after allegedly opening fire at Fort Stewart, Georgia, wounding five fellow soldiers with a personal handgun. The shooting followed a reported disagreement, and while all victims are in stable condition, authorities are investigating how Radford smuggled the firearm onto the secure military base. Want More Context? 🔎

The Trump administration plans to terminate two NASA missions—the Orbiting Carbon Observatories—due to budget priorities, which monitor greenhouse gas emissions and plant health, crucial for understanding climate change and food security. Experts warn this decision is shortsighted, urging Congress to preserve funding, while efforts are underway to seek external partnerships for mission continuation. Want More Context? 🔎

Texas Republicans are redrawing their congressional map mid-decade, prompting Democratic responses due to the long-term impact of gerrymandering on election competitiveness. Analysis shows that who controls map drawing significantly affects election outcomes, with states using independent commissions or courts yielding more competitive races compared to legislatively drawn maps. Want More Context? 🔎

Metabolism myths can hinder wellness goals, while current news highlights Trump's tariffs generating $30 billion, allegations of Epstein cover-ups, the resurgence of conversion therapy, and McDonald's sales boost from marketing campaigns. Additionally, archaeological discoveries of ancient tattoos and the popularity of Chongqing among young travelers showcase intriguing cultural trends. Want More Context? 🔎

Apple announced plans to expand its investment in the U.S. amidst pressure from President Trump, committing $2.5 billion to manufacture glass for iPhones and Apple Watches in Kentucky. The company aims to bring parts of its supply chain to the U.S. as it faces potential tariffs on various products, despite current exemptions on its major items. Want More Context? 🔎

President Donald Trump previously praised mRNA vaccines as a "medical miracle" during the COVID-19 pandemic, but his health secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., recently announced the cancellation of $500 million in mRNA research contracts, halting progress on this technology for future pandemics and treatments. This marks a significant shift from the Trump administration's initial support for the vaccines that were credited with reducing COVID-19 deaths. Want More Context? 🔎