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06/16/2025

You truly deserve the UEFA Champions League title—defeating Atlético Madrid so convincingly is no small achievement. Congratulations to PSG!

06/16/2025

Bayern has made a powerful statement with the biggest win yet in the Club World Cup, announcing their arrival in style. 🔥
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06/14/2025

A heartbreaking tragedy unfolded in Indiana as a small plane crashed, claiming multiple lives and leaving the community in shock. Authorities rushed to the scene as emergency crews worked tirelessly to manage the aftermath. The cause of the crash is currently under investigation, with aviation experts and federal officials now involved. As families mourn their loved ones, questions remain unanswered.

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06/14/2025

Trump Rakes in Millions from Bibles, Crypto, and Golf as Business Empire Expands

President Donald Trump has reportedly earned millions of dollars through a wide range of business ventures tied to his political brand, according to newly released financial disclosure documents. The filings reveal that Trump has capitalized on his public prominence to profit from his family’s cryptocurrency venture, private golf resorts, and a booming line of merchandise, including bibles, watches, and more.

The financial documents, reported by "Pulse News Report, show that Trump’s ability to monetize his political fame remains strong, with income pouring in from both traditional and unconventional sources. Analysts say this underscores how the president continues to blend business and politics, even as he prepares for another possible presidential run.

Stay with **Pulse News Report** for more updates on this developing story.

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06/13/2025

North Korea Relaunches Destroyer After Embarrassing Capsize—Kim Jong Un Vows Nuclear Naval Expansion**

June 11, 2025 | Pulse News Report

In a dramatic display of resilience and military ambition, North Korea has relaunched its new 5,000-ton naval destroyer less than a month after the warship infamously capsized during its initial debut, according to state media reports.

The vessel, named Kang Kon after a celebrated Korean War general, is one of two newly constructed destroyers intended to modernize Pyongyang’s naval fleet. The ship’s first launch in May ended in disaster—prompting a furious response from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Sources confirm that at least four officials, including three from the shipyard and one senior military authority, were arrested following the embarrassing incident.

Despite skepticism about the speed and quality of repairs, state media outlet KCNA reported that the destroyer has now been fully restored and successfully relaunched at Rajin Port in North Korea’s northern region. Kim Jong Un and his daughter, Kim Ju Ae, personally oversaw the event and appeared in official photographs taken at the scene.

The destroyer, among the largest vessels now in North Korea’s arsenal, is reportedly capable of launching nuclear weapons—a cornerstone in Kim’s campaign to develop a nuclear-armed navy. Addressing attendees during the launch, Kim declared the incident had not hindered North Korea's military modernization efforts.

"Enemies will soon learn how provocative and unpleasant it is to sit and watch the ships of an adversary run rampant on the fringes of sovereign waters," Kim said defiantly, reinforcing his commitment to expanding naval strength.

Satellite imagery previously showed the warship capsized in a harbor, followed by its movement to a repair site, and later, its reappearance upright and moored at a pier.

Military analysts have raised concerns about the structural integrity of the ship following such a swift restoration. Nevertheless, Kim has pledged to build two more of these advanced destroyers within the next year—raising alarm across the region and among Western defense officials monitoring North Korea’s growing capabilities.

Stay tuned for more updates on this story.
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06/13/2025

President Donald J. Trump has issued a grave warning to Iran, cautioning that any further provocation could lead to a significantly more devastating response from Israel. In a strongly worded statement, Trump urged the Iranian regime to urgently return to the negotiating table, suggesting that failure to do so would result in an even more brutal retaliatory strike from Israel. The warning comes amid rising tensions in the Middle East, with global leaders closely monitoring the situation.

06/11/2025

700 U.S. Marines Deployed to Los Angeles Amid Immigration Protests as California Fights Back in Court

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Tensions continue to escalate in California as approximately 700 active-duty U.S. Marines have been deployed to the greater Los Angeles area to reinforce federal immigration operations, a move that has drawn fierce opposition from state leaders and prompted legal action.

According to a defense official on Tuesday morning, the Marines arrived to join the 2,100 California National Guard troops already stationed across Los Angeles, Compton, and Paramount, following days of protests over immigration enforcement raids. The estimated cost of deploying both the National Guard and Marines has soared to \$134 million, as revealed by a top Pentagon official in testimony before Congress.

In response to what state leaders are calling an "unauthorized and dangerous militarization" of civilian neighborhoods, California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed an urgent 28-page motion in federal court requesting a temporary restraining order to block the use of active-duty military for law enforcement purposes. The request set a strict 1 p.m. Tuesday deadline, citing the urgent need to prevent what the state calls “irreparable harm.”

However, the federal judge did not grant the restraining order by the deadline, instead allowing the Trump administration 24 hours to respond and scheduling a hearing for Thursday.

In its filing, the State of California argues,

“Federal antagonization, through the presence of soldiers in the streets, has already caused real and irreparable damage to the City of Los Angeles, the people who live there and the State of California. They must be stopped, immediately.”

The state clarified that it does not seek to restrict military protection of federal buildings or personnel, but rather aims to prevent the military from policing California streets in immigration-related operations, which they say violates both state sovereignty and constitutional limits.

Meanwhile, U.S. Northern Command confirmed in a Monday evening statement that the Marines from 2nd Battalion, 7th Marines, 1st Marine Division, based in Twentynine Palms, have been officially activated. The command emphasized that the Marines will work in coordination with National Guard units to protect federal personnel and federal property, stating they are trained in de-escalation tactics, crowd control, and rules for the use of force.

The unprecedented military presence on U.S. streets continues to stir concern among local officials, civil rights groups, and residents, as images of armored personnel and camouflaged troops flood social media from downtown Los Angeles and surrounding cities.

As legal and political pressure mounts, all eyes now turn to Thursday’s court hearing, which could determine the future of the military’s role in what many are calling an evolving constitutional crisis.

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06/11/2025

Trump’s Broad Tariffs to Remain in Place as Appeals Court Pauses Lower Ruling

WASHINGTON, D.C. The sweeping tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump targeting nearly every major U.S. trading partner will remain in effect at least through the end of July, following a ruling by the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday evening.

The appellate court granted the Trump administration’s emergency request to pause a lower court decision that declared many of the tariffs illegal. Oral arguments are now scheduled for July 31, effectively keeping the tariffs in place unless further legal action intervenes.

This ruling marks the latest chapter in a contentious legal and political battle over President Trump’s aggressive trade policies. Last month, the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled that Trump’s 10% blanket tariffs, imposed on nearly all foreign imports—including those from **Canada, Mexico, and China**—exceeded presidential authority and violated constitutional limits on executive power.

The lower court concluded that Trump had overreached by invoking a 1977 emergency powers law to justify the tariffs, a move challenged by a coalition of U.S. businesses and state governments. They argued the law was not intended to permit the broad trade restrictions Trump enacted, and even if it did, it would grant the president **unconstitutional powers to bypass Congress.

Despite the ruling, Tuesday’s decision from the appellate court, which came unsigned and without explanation, blocks the lower court’s judgment from taking effect preserving the tariffs for now.

President Trump originally launched the trade measures early in his presidency, citing concerns over drug smuggling, illegal immigration, and trade imbalances. In April of that year—coined “Liberation Day” by the administration he expanded the scope to cover nearly all imports with a flat 10% tariff, along with much steeper “reciprocal” tariffs aimed at countries he accused of **unfair trade practices.

The administration claims the tariffs are essential for revitalizing U.S. manufacturing and fixing global trade disparities, despite widespread market instability and bipartisan political backlash. While some levies—particularly the “reciprocal” tariffs—are currently on hold during trade negotiations, the 10% base tariff remains active, with some exemptions for goods from Canada and Mexico.

Chinese products, meanwhile, still face 30% tariffs, though this is a sharp reduction from the previous 145% rate following a limited U.S.-China trade agreement.

With oral arguments set for late July, the case could have significant consequences for the future of U.S. trade policy and presidential authority over international commerce.

Stay tuned to **Pulse News Report** as this story continues to unfold.

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06/11/2025

Army Base Renamings Reversed as Trump Administration Moves to Restore Historical Names.

In a dramatic policy reversal, the Trump administration has announced a series of new name changes for U.S. military bases, unraveling a renaming process that was initiated during the Biden administration to distance military institutions from Confederate affiliations.

According to an official release, Secretary of the Army Daniel Driscoll has been directed to “take immediate action” to implement the new naming orders across several U.S. Army installations. These changes impact bases that were originally renamed in 2023 as part of a national reckoning with Confederate-era symbols.

Among the changes:

* **Fort Johnson**, located in Louisiana, which was renamed in 2023 in honor of Sgt. William Henry Johnson — a Black World War I hero — will now be renamed again to **Fort Polk**, in tribute to Gen. James H. Polk, a World War II officer and former commander of U.S. Army Europe.

* **Fort Novosel** in Alabama, originally named **Fort Rucker** after Confederate officer Edmund Wi******er Rucker and renamed in 2023 for Chief Warrant Officer 4 Michael J. Novosel, Sr., will now once again honor **Capt. Edward W. Rucker**, a World War I aviator.

These changes follow earlier controversial moves by the administration to revert the names of **Fort Liberty** in North Carolina and **Fort Moore** in Georgia back to **Fort Bragg** and **Fort Benning** respectively — this time citing non-Confederate soldiers with the same surnames as justification.

The recent announcements mark a significant rollback of reforms recommended by the **Naming Commission**, a bipartisan panel formed by Congress in 2020. The commission was established following a wave of national protests and calls for racial justice, with a mission to strip Confederate names from military properties. Though the commission’s creation came at the end of Trump’s first term — after Congress overrode his veto — most of its work was carried out during President Biden’s tenure.

The reversal has reignited debate over how the nation honors its military history and whose legacies are preserved. Supporters of the original renaming efforts argue that restoring names like Bragg and Benning, even with revised justifications, undermines progress toward a more inclusive military tradition.

Meanwhile, officials say further renamings may follow in the coming weeks, as the administration seeks to realign military symbolism with what it calls “a more balanced reflection of American valor.”

Stay tuned to **Pulse News Report** for updates on this developing story.

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06/11/2025

Governor Newsom Slams Trump Over National Guard Deployment Amid LA Immigration Protests

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA Tensions continue to rise across downtown Los Angeles as California Governor Gavin Newsom delivered a searing statewide address Tuesday night, sharply criticizing President Donald Trump for what he called an “illegal and reckless” deployment of National Guard troops during ongoing immigration protests.

Governor Newsom accused the President of bypassing California leadership and commandeering 2,000 state National Guard members without consent, describing the move as a "brazen abuse of power." He added, *“Trump, without consulting California leaders, commandeered 2,000 of our state's National Guard members to deploy on our streets illegally and for no reason. This brazen abuse of power by a sitting president enflamed a combustible situation, putting our people, our officers, and even our National Guard at risk.”

The governor’s address follows five nights of unrest in the city triggered by federal immigration operations that began Friday, leading to numerous arrests. The protests escalated into violent clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement, with reports of looting, vandalism, graffiti, and significant property damage.

As the unrest spread, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass announced a curfew for a one-square-mile area of downtown, stretching from the 5 Freeway to the 110 Freeway, and from the 10 Freeway to their junction point. During her press briefing, Mayor Bass clarified that the crisis was not citywide, despite dramatic imagery circulating on social media.

"The city of Los Angeles is a massive area — 502 square miles,” Bass explained. “The area of downtown where the curfew will take place is just one square mile. Some of the imagery of the protest, of the violence, gives the appearance as though this is a citywide crisis, and it is not."

The 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. curfew, which took effect immediately Tuesday night, led to dozens of arrests. Law enforcement was seen swiftly moving into affected areas as soon as the curfew began, with sporadic confrontations reported throughout the evening.

In response to the ongoing demonstrations and civil unrest, President Trump had already ordered the deployment of 2,000 National Guard troops. That number grew with the arrival of an additional 700 U.S. Marines — a move that drew even more criticism from state officials. Newsom accused the President of intentionally “fanning the flames,” saying, *“The President, he did it on purpose… This situation was winding down and was concentrated in just a few square blocks downtown. But that, that's not what Donald Trump wanted.”*

Governor Newsom concluded his address by issuing a direct warning to Californians: *“What we’re witnessing is not law enforcement — it’s authoritarianism. What Donald Trump wants most is your fealty, your silence, to be complicit in this moment. Do not give into him.”*

As both state and federal leaders remain locked in a heated standoff, the people of Los Angeles continue to demand answers and accountability over what has become one of the most volatile episodes in the city's recent history.

Stay with **Pulse News Report** for continuous updates as this story develops.

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06/11/2025

Elon Musk Backs Down From Feud With Trump, Expresses Regret Over Harsh Posts

In a surprising turn of events, billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk has publicly stepped back from his growing feud with U.S. President Donald Trump. Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, Musk expressed remorse over his recent posts, stating they "went too far."

"I regret some of my posts about President last week. They went too far," Musk wrote early Wednesday morning, signaling a clear attempt to de-escalate tensions with the president.

The rift between Musk and Trump had drawn significant attention over the past week, as Musk — who once poured hundreds of millions into helping Trump win the presidency — appeared to sever ties with his former ally. Analysts say the fallout may jeopardize Musk’s influence in the White House and could have serious implications for his businesses, many of which are tied to lucrative government contracts.

The tension reached new heights when Musk posted — and later deleted — an unsubstantiated claim that the government was hiding details about Trump’s alleged links to convicted s*x offender Jeffrey Epstein. Though that post was removed, other inflammatory comments remain. These include Musk’s description of the federal spending bill as an “abomination” and his claim that he was personally responsible for Trump’s election victory.

In response to the controversy, President Trump addressed the situation during an interview with NBC’s Kristen Welker, making it clear that reconciliation was not on his agenda. “I have no desire to repair that relationship,” Trump said, adding a stern warning: “He \[Musk] could face serious consequences if he tries to help the Democrats in the upcoming elections.”

As the fallout continues to unfold, questions remain about the potential political and business ramifications for one of the world’s most influential tech moguls.

Stay tuned to *Pulse News Report* for continued coverage.

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