From Trump’s fiery responses and heat advisories to record-setting livestock and major diplomatic shifts, here’s your full news wrap-up for July 25, 2025.
Trump Dismisses Idea of Pardoning Ghislaine Maxwell Amid DOJ Memo Fallout
President Trump shut down speculation of pardoning Ghislaine Maxwell following the DOJ memo revelations, saying he “never considered it” and calling the rumors media fiction.
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Trump Slams France Over Palestine Move: “Doesn’t Carry Weight”
President Trump criticized France’s recognition of Palestine, saying the move “doesn’t carry weight” and warning of diplomatic consequences. The remarks were made during a rally in Iowa.
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Trump Administration Releases $6 Billion in Withheld Education Grants
After months of delay, the Trump administration approved the release of $6 billion in federal education grants, boosting K-12 support and special needs programs across all 50 states.
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Australia Opens Market to U.S. Beef in Landmark Trade Shift Backed by Trump
Australia has agreed to open its domestic market to U.S. beef exports, marking a major trade breakthrough supported by the Trump administration. American ranchers are celebrating the move.
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What We Know So Far About Trump and Clinton’s Names in Epstein’s Birthday Album
A new WSJ lawsuit reveals that both Donald Trump and Bill Clinton were listed in Jeffrey Epstein’s “birthday album.” Legal experts say the images may be critical evidence in ongoing civil cases.
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Extreme Heat Grips DC Metro Area: Advisory Issued for July 25, 2025
The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for Washington D.C. and surrounding areas. High humidity and temperatures over 100°F are expected throughout the day.
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AI Is Not the Enemy—Dishonesty Is
In this thought-provoking editorial, Virginia Times explores how misinformation—not artificial intelligence—is the true threat to journalism, urging a renewed focus on transparency and ethical reporting.
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Iran Nuclear Talks Restart in Istanbul Amid Sanctions Threat and Regional Tensions
Representatives from Tehran and Western powers resumed nuclear negotiations in Istanbul, with looming sanctions and ongoing Middle East unrest casting uncertainty over the outcome.
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Meet Viatina-19: The World’s Most Expensive Cow Ever Sold
Brazil’s prized heifer, Viatina-19 FIV Mara Móveis, made history after selling for over $4 million, becoming the most expensive cow ever auctioned globally.
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