YELLOWSTONE CRASH Kills 7, Trump Blocks Media Funds, and Terror Arrest Rocks New Orleans

Here is the news briefing for today, May 2, 2025:

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News Briefing: Key Headlines for May 2, 2025

A tragic crash near Yellowstone National Park has claimed the lives of seven people. A tour van collided with a pickup truck, causing multiple fatalities. Authorities continue to investigate the cause of this deadly accident.

In national security, the Trump administration has shaken up the top ranks. A major legal setback occurred when a U.S. judge blocked the use of the Alien Enemies Act for deporting Venezuelan nationals. This ruling limits the administration’s immigration enforcement power.

Violence across the country has sparked alarm. Minneapolis police arrested a suspect in a recent mass shooting that left four dead and one injured. Meanwhile, a man received a 53-year sentence for fatally stabbing a Palestinian-American child in a hate crime attack.

In law enforcement news, a Missouri firefighter-paramedic tragically died after being stabbed in an ambulance by a patient. Also, police in New Orleans arrested an ISIS suspect linked to a 14-person Bourbon Street terror attack.

President Trump signed an executive order to block federal funding to public radio, aiming to cut taxpayer support for media outlets he considers biased. Public broadcasting chiefs have vowed to fight the funding freeze in court.

On the political front, Canada’s new Prime Minister Carney is forging alliances ahead of a planned meeting with former President Trump. Carney also made a rare call for King Charles to open Canadian parliament, signaling a unique diplomatic approach.

Tragedy struck the music world with the death of groundbreaking musician Jill Sobule in a house fire. Sports fans saw a major change as legendary Spurs coach Gregg Popovich announced his retirement after 29 seasons.

Economic news includes Apple revealing a shift in its supply chain, stating most iPhones destined for the U.S. are now made outside China. This comes amid rising prices from Shein and Temu following the U.S. closing a small parcel import loophole.

Natural disasters continue to challenge communities. Heavy rainfall triggered flooding in Oklahoma and Texas, leading to road closures and record water levels. Efforts are underway to assist affected residents.

This briefing captures major events shaping the nation today. For more details on any story, please visit LifeLine™ News.

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