YOUTUBE (CNN) - Cut down cherry tree stumps DC residents
CNN's Sunlen Serfaty reports on how a tree stump in East Potomac Park has left some Washingtonians confused and upset in the wake of President Trump's plan to remake the capital city.
YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - What prevents Trump from knocking down the Kennedy Center like the White House East Wing?
Blue states are raising the alarm bell over a new executive order from President Trump that would throw the mail-in ballot process into chaos, just as the first ballots are to be mailed out this week. Former federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori joins Alex Witt to share his insights on this and new developments around the Kennedy Center.
YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - ‘A blueprint for every American city’: Doug Burgum on D.C. transformation | America Right Now
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum joined “America Right Now” to preview the Freedom 250 Grand Prix of Washington, D.C., and the effort to turn Pennsylvania Avenue into a high-speed street circuit. He also weighs in on D.C. revitalization, Utah’s national monuments and National Parks Week.
YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Trump on D.C.: Crime is down 88%
Trump on D.C.: "Crime is down 88% and our capital is shining again with 62 monuments, statues, water fountains looking more beautiful. The graffiti is all gone. The tents are all moved out of the parks."
YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Bears' move to Indiana makes ‘obviously most sense,’ Gov. Mike Braun says | The Hill
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun joins “The Hill” to discuss the latest developments in the Chicago Bears’ stadium situation. The Bears announced Friday the franchise had advanced a vote on a stadium development project in the Indiana city of Hammond. #chicagobears #indiana #stadium "The Hill on NewsNation" combines the power of two trusted news sources to define today's most-pressing issues, and question Washington's power brokers on what matters most to the people they serve and what matters most to Americans.
YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Lee Zeldin: 'The left is upset because Trump wants to make D.C. beautiful'
On Friday's "Rob Schmitt Tonight," EPA administrator Lee Zeldin joined to talk about President Donald Trump's push to clean up Washington, D.C.
YOUTUBE (Newsmax) - Gerry Callahan: L.A. Needs Rebuilding, Not More Karen Bass Disasters
Karen Bass vs. Spencer Pratt for L.A. mayor? Gerry sinks his teeth into the race — and says voters may be ready to pull the plug on “more of the same.” Catch the full bite on The Gerry Callahan Show podcast: http://newsmax.com/listen #GerryCallahan #Newsmax #SpencerPratt #KarenBass #LosAngeles #LAPolitics #PodcastClips
YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Commission green lights 250-foot 'Arc de Trump' despite mass public resistance | Sunrise
The Commission of Fine Arts gave Trump the "green light" for his 250-foot "Arc De Trump" project. Many D.C. residents and advocates opposed the decision. #TrumpArch #trump #washingtonDC
YOUTUBE (The Hill) - WHAT HAPPENS NOW For The Kennedy Center After Trump's Transformation? | TRENDING
After President Trump announced a massive two-year, $200 million closure and renovation of The Kennedy Center, questions immediately were raised about the future of the iconic performing arts space. The Hill's Deputy Managing Editor Sarakshi Rai breaks down how we got here and what comes next for The Kennedy Center.
YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Kennedy Center faces 2-year closure under Trump for 'complete rebuilding' | NewsNation Live
President Donald Trump's plans to shut down the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts for about two years, starting July 4 for major rebuilding. NewsNation's Hannah Brandt has the details on "NewsNation Live." Get a fast-paced look at the latest from the border to Main Street to the White House on "NewsNation Live" with Nichole Berlie. Weekdays starting at 12p/11C. NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
AI:President Trump has announced a major initiative to shut down the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts starting July 4th for a two-year period to undergo a complete rebuilding and renovation process. This decisive move aims to overhaul the facility, which has been described as broken, ensuring it undergoes necessary reconstruction. This development follows recent discussions regarding the board's involvement in managing the center's future and previous efforts to properly reflect the building's identity through renovations that align with the administration's vision for national excellence.Open