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President Donald Trump told troops at Fort Bragg that he affairs to restore the names of added aggressive bases that accustomed Confederate officers.

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LOS ANGELES PROTESTS: A alarm will be in abode tonight in the breadth of the burghal that has been the armpit of protests, L.A. Mayor Karen Bass said. Gov. Gavin Newsom said he will abode Californians tonight in “response to President Trump’s advance on capitalism and the President’s actionable militarization of Los Angeles.” California is gluttonous a cloister adjustment to prohibit National Guard troops and the Marines from agreeable in law enforcement.

TRUMP REMARKS: President Donald Trump batten at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, to mark the Army’s 250th ceremony and said he affairs to restore the names of added aggressive bases that accustomed Confederate officers. Earlier in the day he told reporters that protesters of this Saturday’s aggressive array commemorating the ceremony would face “very abundant force.”

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NEW JERSEY ELECTIONS: Voters in New Jersey went to the acclamation today to aces the Democratic and Republican nominees for governor in the aboriginal high-profile primaries back the 2024 election. Trump-backed Jack Ciattarelli will face Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill in November, NBC News projects.

PETE HEGSETH TESTIFIES: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sparred with Democratic assembly in affidavit this morning at a House audition about the Pentagon’s account requests.