1. The US House of Representatives voted 232-147 to reject a motion to impeach Representative Al Green, marking the third failed impeachment attempt in two years.
2. Trump criticized several Supreme Court rulings on social media, claiming they caused significant damage to the US. He stated that the Supreme Court had given the Republicans another bad ruling in the mail-in voting case, and that the Supreme Court's previous bad ruling on tariffs would cost the US trillions of dollars over the next few years. Similarly, he called the birthright citizenship ruling a complete disaster for the US and said it had led to widespread corruption regarding US citizenship.
3. A US judge ruled that the Kennedy Center cannot reinstate Trump's name on its facade, and prohibited the renaming of the plaza to Trump Plaza. 4. Trump Administration Plans to Sell $2.8 Billion Worth of Ammunition to Israel
—According to informed U.S. officials, the Trump administration plans to sell $2.8 billion worth of ammunition to Israel, including tens of thousands of highly destructive 2,000-pound (approximately 907 kg) bombs—specifically 20,000 MK-84 bombs and 20,000 BLU-117 bombs.
5. Trump Advisor Says He Met with Anthropic Executives
—Senior Trump administration officials met with Anthropic executives in Washington on Tuesday to discuss artificial intelligence security risks. According to sources, Anthropic's Chief Computing Officer, Tom Brown, spoke via video with Pentagon Chief Technology Officer Emil Michael and Commerce Secretary Rutnick.
6. U.S. Attorney General Says New Information Discovered Regarding 2024 Trump Assassination Attacker
—The FBI recently discovered more information about Thomas Matthew Crooks, the gunman who is slated to assassinate President Trump in 2024, including his background and experience. Branch announced this at a White House press briefing that day, but did not disclose details.
