Day: July 1, 2025
Washington cautions adversaries against misreading U.S. political divisions as weakness. Officials emphasize America’s unity and resilience, underscoring a continued strong stance in global affairs.
Sylvester Stallone praised Donald Trump as a “second George Washington” and described him as a “mythical character,” highlighting the former president’s impact on American history, USA Today reports.
The National Catholic Register explores the potential impacts if the U.S. Department of Education were shuttered under a Trump administration, examining effects on schools, funding, and federal oversight in education.
The House Committee on the Budget reports that Washington, D.C., is experiencing its worst crime surge in over two decades, with sharp increases in violent offenses raising serious concerns for public safety and budgeting priorities.
A utility pledged to end coal burning but shifted course after tech giants Google and Meta expanded locally. Their arrival spurred new energy demands, complicating the utility’s clean energy goals.
Progressives nationwide held “No Kings Day” protests to oppose former President Trump and his proposed military parade, condemning displays of authoritarianism. Demonstrators called for democracy and peaceful governance.
Washington D.C.’s soccer program, supported by UNHCR, offers refugee children a vital outlet for play, community, and healing. The initiative fosters inclusion and hope through sport in a new homeland.
Rwanda and Congo signed a peace deal in the US aimed at ending years of conflict and fostering economic cooperation. The agreement seeks to attract investment and promote stability in the region, Reuters reports.