Today was a busy day, with a lot of news happening both at home and abroad. In Spain, Charles III was proclaimed king at a ceremony steeped in tradition. Meanwhile, in the United States, the Trump administration and the Department of Justice are locked in a battle over the review of seized documents from Mar-a-Lago. On the domestic front, Jenni Byrne is just getting started in her new role as a political commentator, and Visa is introducing a new process for categorizing gun shop sales. Finally, Supreme Court Chief Justice Roberts spoke about the need for a return to normalcy at the SCOTUS.
Charles III proclaimed king at tradition-steeped ceremony
Today's News
Outline
- Charles III is proclaimed king in a ceremony steeped in tradition.
- Trump and the DOJ tangle over the appointment of a 'special master' to review seized documents from Mar-a-Lago.
- Jenni Byrne is just getting started in her political career.
- Ukraine breaks through the front line in the east, nearing the key town of Donetsk.
- Visa will start categorizing gun shop sales separately from other retailers.
- Roberts heralds a return to 'normalcy' at the Supreme Court.
- The failure of Trump's social media site, 'Truth Social', says more about Trump than the site itself.
- Republicans move to limit ballot measures, thwarting efforts to undo abortion restrictions.