President Donald Trump was rumored to be dead today, but it turns out he was simply preparing to enjoy a game of golf. Despite this, the past 24 hours have not been in his favor, with two judges ruling against him. One judge halted his plans for expedited deportations, while the other ruling could have significant consequences. In another development, Representative Robert Garcia announced that the Epstein estate would provide access to the Epstein birthday book, which allegedly contains a doodle and poem by Trump. The White House previously denied the existence of this book.
Contrary to the rumors, Trump is very much alive, as confirmed by his golf outing following a period of absence from the public eye. His campaign team capitalized on the speculation by sending out a fundraising email with the subject line “I want to try and get to Heaven.” Additionally, JD Vance expressed confidence in Trump’s well-being and readiness to assume the presidency if needed.
Meanwhile, Nigel Farage, labeled a ‘Patriot,’ faced criticism for allegedly prioritizing activities in the US over parliamentary duties in the UK. He is set to speak at a conference in Washington on mass deportations and testify before Congress on free speech issues.
In other news, a federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from implementing expedited deportations of undocumented migrants without a fair judicial process. The judge raised concerns about due process rights being violated by the administration’s actions.
Furthermore, a judge ruled that Trump’s tariffs were illegal and unconstitutional, posing challenges to his trade policies. Jim O’Neill, a former investor, is taking over the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention following leadership changes at the agency.
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