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The Morning After the 250th — Sunday, 5 July 2026 (US)

Sunday, 5 July 2026 · 6:33

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The New York Times

President Trump addressed the nation on its 250th anniversary to a scattered crowd in Washington late on Saturday, following a stormy forecast that led officials to evacuate the National Mall for more than two hours.

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Wall Street Journal

Thousands of people were at the National Mall on Saturday in the heat, with long lines for the Great American State Fair and the evening Salute to America.

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Washington Post

President Trump celebrated the 250th anniversary of America’s independence with over 850,000 fireworks after heat and lightning prompted evacuations from the National Mall.

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Los Angeles Times

Paul Pelosi faces possible hit-and-run charge in Napa County crash

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Chicago Tribune

Trump to meet with Ukraine’s Zelenskyy and Syria’s al-Sharaa during the NATO summit

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Boston Globe

Evacuation ordered at National Mall as storms gather ahead of Trump’s America 250 speech

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The Independent

A mourner at the funeral for the slain Ayatollah Ali Khamenei called for the death of Donald Trump in front of a crowd of hundreds of thousands of people Sunday in the capital, Tehran. Read more:

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The Daily Telegraph

Russian hackers have infiltrated the email accounts of British government officials and overseas Foreign Office staff in a major national security breach. Dark web forums are now trading access to the sensitive logins for as much as $60,000 (£44,000). The breach included emails and coinciding passwords, allowing hackers – and anyone willing to pay for them – the potential ability to infiltrate sensitive Whitehall systems ⤵️

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