In recent news, President Donald Trump condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin for “needlessly killing a lot of people” during a massive assault on Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv. Trump, who previously maintained a positive relationship with Putin, expressed concern about Putin’s actions, claiming they were driving Russia toward disaster. He labeled the missile and drone strikes as unjust and transparent indicators of Putin’s ambition to annex Ukraine. As the conflict continues, Trump has suggested an end to the war but has shifted U.S. policy regarding Russia.
This week, Russia launched a significant strike involving 367 drones and missiles across Ukraine, resulting in at least 12 fatalities, including three children. In related political news, Trump agreed to extend the E.U. tariff deadline amidst escalating economic tensions, while Senator Ron Johnson noted opposition in the Senate that could stall Trump’s proposed funding package.
In another story, five years after George Floyd’s murder, discussions continue about the impact of his death on policing reforms. Community memorials and events honored Floyd, yet recent administrative decisions may reverse some efforts aimed at curb excess police force.
Additionally, severe weather threatened travel during the Memorial Day weekend, causing over 4,000 flight cancellations. Many travelers opted for road trips, buoyed by reduced gas prices, leading to a record number of road travelers.
Lastly, Phil Robertson, patriarch of “Duck Dynasty,” passed away at 79 after battling Alzheimer’s disease, with family members sharing reflections on his life and legacy.
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