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Nick Weston hereā
President Trump is turning up the heat on Putināand this time, sanctions are back on the table.
After Russiaās largest air assault of the war killed civilians in Kyiv over the weekend, Trump spoke out forcefully:
š āHeās killing a lot of peopleā¦ I donāt know what the hell happened to him.ā
Then came the Truth Social warning:
š āIf it werenāt for me, really bad things wouldāve already happened to Russiaā¦ Heās playing with fire!ā
The Kremlinās promised ceasefire memo still hasnāt arrived. Diplomacy is on life support. And bipartisan voices in Congress are demanding Trump take swift action.
The pressureās building ā and Trump may be done waiting.
āNick
In todayās email:
š Trumpās Golden Dome Offer to Canada
ā ļø Trump Warns Putin Over Ukraine Attacks
āļø Trumpās Challenges NC Voter Roll Accuracy
š State Department Pauses Student Visas
āļø NPR Sues Trump Over Funding Cuts
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President Trump continues to demonstrate bold leadership by extending a visionary offer to Canada, inviting them to join the U.S. as the 51st state with access to the cutting-edge Golden Dome defense system. This administrationās ambitious initiatives, from strengthening national security to fortifying the nationās economy, showcase his unwavering commitment to Americaās greatness.
Despite challenges, Trumpās decisive actions in just four months of his second term prove he is delivering on campaign promises with unmatched determination. His leadership inspires pride and sets a powerful example for a thriving, united nation.
Check out all the latest developments and more below!
šļø ļø Trump Warns Putin Over Ukraine Attacks
President Trump issued a strong warning to Russian President Vladimir Putin, stating that he is āplaying with fireā by escalating attacks on Ukrainian population centers amid ongoing peace talks. In a Truth Social post, Trump expressed frustration with Putinās actions, suggesting that Russia avoided severe consequences due to his influence during his first term. He specifically criticized Putinās recent large-scale strikes, including a barrage of over 100 missiles and drones targeting Ukrainian civilians and infrastructure. Trumpās comments followed a conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, where he urged both leaders to pursue peace to avoid further escalation.
āļø Trumpās DOJ Challenges NC Voter Roll Accuracy
The U.S. Department of Justice, under Trumpās administration, filed a lawsuit against North Carolina and its State Board of Elections, alleging violations of the Help America Vote Act due to inaccurate voter registration records. The lawsuit claims that the stateās voter registration form failed to require identifying information, such as a driverās license or Social Security number, resulting in approximately 225,000 unverified voters, or 8% of the stateās voter rolls. This issue stems from a 2016 decision to allow same-day registration without proper verification, which the DOJ argues undermines election integrity. The DOJ is seeking a court order to compel North Carolina to verify or remove these registrations within 30 days. The lawsuit follows President Trumpās executive order aimed at preserving election integrity, targeting what the administration considers lax voter roll maintenance.
š State Department Pauses Student Visas for Social Media Vetting
The U.S. State Department has temporarily halted new student and exchange visitor visa interviews at embassies and consulates worldwide to implement enhanced social media screening for applicants, aligning with President Trumpās immigration policies. The directive, issued via a diplomatic cable, aims to expand vetting processes to scrutinize applicantsā online activities for potential security risks. This pause affects thousands of international students seeking to study in the U.S., though existing visa appointments remain unaffected. The initiative builds on previous policies from 2019 that required social media handles for visa applications, now emphasizing more rigorous checks.
āļø NPR Sues Trump Over Funding Cuts
National Public Radio filed a lawsuit against President Trumpās administration, challenging an executive order that halts federal funding to the organization through the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. The lawsuit claims the order violates the First Amendment by targeting NPRās editorial content, arguing it constitutes viewpoint discrimination. NPR, which receives about 10-15% of its funding from federal sources, asserts that the cuts threaten its ability to provide independent journalism. The executive action is part of Trumpās broader push to reduce funding for public media, which he has previously criticized as biased.
President Trump, shown on May 20, says it will cost Canada $61 billion US to join his proposed Golden Dome missile defense system, unless it becomes a 51st state.
š Trumpās Golden Dome Offer to Canada š
On Tuesday, President Trump announced on Truth Social that Canada is considering a proposal to join the United States as its 51st state in exchange for free access to the Golden Dome missile defense system. The advanced space-based defense initiative, a cornerstone of Trumpās national security agenda, aims to protect North America from missile threats. Trump noted that Canadaās participation in the Golden Dome would otherwise cost $61 billion, a substantial investment for the nation. The announcement coincided with King Charles IIIās visit to Ottawa, where he delivered a speech from the throne to Canadaās Parliament, emphasizing the countryās historical strength and independence. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney invited the king to highlight Canadaās sovereignty during discussions about closer U.S. ties.
King Charles IIIās visit, his first to Canada since 2022, included ceremonial duties such as inspecting a guard of honor and addressing parliamentarians in English and French. His speech celebrated Canadaās contributions to global stability and its distinct national identity. Trumpās proposal, however, introduced the possibility of a deepened U.S.-Canada partnership through the Golden Dome system, which is supported by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The systemās inclusion of Canada would enhance continental defense, leveraging shared security interests under frameworks like NORAD. Discussions between the U.S. and Canada have explored cooperative options, though no formal agreement has been reached.
Carney has emphasized Canadaās interest in maintaining autonomy while exploring defense collaboration, noting the long-standing U.S.-Canada alliance. The $61 billion cost for Golden Dome access remains a key point in ongoing negotiations, with Trumpās offer allowing Canada to join at no cost as a U.S. state. King Charlesās visit also involved meetings with Governor General Mary Simon and participation in ceremonial events, reinforcing Canadaās national pride. The Golden Dome proposal builds on Trumpās vision for a unified North American defense strategy, aiming to strengthen regional security. These developments reflect a pivotal moment in U.S.-Canada relations, balancing sovereignty with strategic cooperation.
An attendee takes a selfie with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) at the Exhibition and Congress Center of the Podkarpackie Voivodeship near Rzeszow-Jasionka airport, on May 27, 2025, in Jasionka, Poland.
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šøšµš± On Tuesday, hundreds of Polish supporters of President Trump gathered in Rzeszow, a conservative stronghold, to rally under the slogan āMake Poland Great Again,ā organized by the media outlet TV Republika, with U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem as a key speaker. The event, held at a local arena, featured participants wearing red and blue hats emblazoned with Trumpās name, voicing support for Alfons Nawrocki, a conservative candidate for Polandās presidency endorsed by Noem. Vendors sold āMake Poland Great Againā merchandise, including hats and books by Nawrocki, highlighting his alignment with conservative values and Trumpās global influence.
šāāļø Californiaās Interscholastic Federation (CIF) updated its girlsā track and field championship rules to restrict participation to biological females, following President Trumpās threat to withhold federal funding over a transgender athleteās involvement. The policy change, announced hours after Trumpās warning, aims to address concerns about fairness in girlsā sports by aligning eligibility with birth certificates. The decision reverses previous CIF guidelines that allowed athletes to compete based on gender identity, prompted by a case where a transgender athlete placed highly in a state championship.
š”ļø Five Venezuelan anti-socialist dissidents, who were sheltering in the Argentine embassy in Caracas to evade arrest by the Maduro regime, were successfully extracted through a precise operation coordinated by the Trump administration. The group, including key opposition figures, had faced threats from Venezuelan security forces attempting to raid the embassy since March 2024. The U.S. operation, described as miraculous by the dissidents, involved negotiations with Argentina and logistical support to secure their safe passage out of Venezuela.
āļø A legal firm tied to George Sorosās network of nonprofits filed a lawsuit to halt President Trumpās plan to deport violent illegal immigrants to South Sudan under the Alien Enemies Act. The lawsuit, led by the Open Society Foundations-supported group, argues that the deportations violate international asylum laws and due process, targeting individuals with criminal convictions. Trumpās policy, announced via executive order, aims to expedite the removal of illegal immigrants convicted of violent crimes, citing national security concerns. The legal challenge, filed on May 27, seeks an injunction to stop the deportations, creating a significant obstacle to the administrationās immigration enforcement efforts.
š The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, under the influence of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., removed the COVID-19 vaccine from its recommended immunization schedule for healthy children and healthy pregnant women, effective immediately. The decision followed Kennedyās review, which found insufficient clinical data to support repeat boosters for these groups, aligning with policies in most countries that have ceased recommending the vaccine for young populations. The move applies only to healthy individuals, leaving recommendations intact for high-risk groups like the elderly or immunocompromised.
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