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President Donald Trump delivered the first military commencement address of his second term on Saturday, highlighting the achievements of multiple cadets. Among them was Bryson Daily, the Black Knight’s quarterback.
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Trump delivers commencement address at West Point

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Russia and Ukraine had the second phase of their latest prisoner exchange on Saturday, May 24, just hours after an attack on Kyiv.
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Russia, Ukraine have second prisoner exchange hours after attack on Kyiv

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A 39-year-old woman is in police custody after being accused of stabbing 18 people at a train station in Hamburg, Germany.
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Woman, 39, in custody after stabbing of 18 people at Hamburg train station

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Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced new restrictions on the press in the Pentagon on Friday, May 25.
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Hegseth puts limits on reporters; Pentagon Press Association responds

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More than a week since 10 inmates from a New Orleans jail escaped, five are still on the run, while five others have been found by authorities.
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5 New Orleans inmates still on lam; several arrested for allegedly helping

Trump announced a $14 billion deal with Japan’s Nippon Steel to keep U.S. Steel in Pittsburgh following a blocked acquisition under Biden.
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Trump announces U.S. Steel partnership with Japan’s Nippon Steel

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The Trump administration is weighing a proposal to withdraw about 4,500 U.S. troops from South Korea, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal. The plan would relocate forces to other Indo-Pacific locations—potentially Guam—as part of an informal policy review focused on North Korea.
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US reportedly considers withdrawing 4,500 troops from South Korea

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Apple is ramping up development on its first smart glasses, targeting a late 2026 release as part of a broader push into artificial intelligence hardware, Bloomberg reported Thursday, May 22. The device will rival Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses, packing built-in cameras, microphones and speakers for hands-free Siri-powered functions.
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Apple races to build smart glasses for 2026 AI hardware launch

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