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The Kennedy Center is an arts complex located in Washington, D.C.

Joyce Beatty, a Democratic representative from Ohio, has filed an emergency request with a federal judge to prevent the Kennedy Center trustees from displaying President Trump's name in three locations at the arts complex.

The meeting took place at a San Diego City Council meeting.

The man dressed as Darth Vader told members of the San Diego City Council that the emperor is a "fan of Flock," which is a surveillance camera company currently facing scrutiny across the country.

North Korea signed a NATO-style mutual defense pact with Russia.

North Korea may be asked to contribute up to 50,000 more troops, including drone units, according to Major General Vadym Skibitskiy, the Deputy Head of Ukrainian Defense Intelligence.

Hallie Shoffner called attention to the farm crisis, sharing that she had to close her own family's farm due to the strain caused by rising costs.

Hallie Shoffner is the Democratic nominee for the Arkansas Senate race and is a sixth-generation Arkansas farmer.

Michael Froman has warned that the world's ability to absorb China's excess production is approaching a "breaking point" and that the export boom could eventually trigger the next global economic crisis.

The U.S. grew by 2.1%, Canada grew by 1.7%, the U.K. grew by 1.3%, and Germany barely grew.

Jamieson Greer stated that the U.S. has spent 25 years attempting to persuade China to shift toward greater consumption with its best people, but "everything got worse." He described suggestions to increase engagement and talk more about savings and investment as "crazy."

The second-home tax was intended to help close a budget gap and deliver on Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s promise to “tax the rich.” It is expected to raise hundreds of millions of dollars annually for New York City.