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Kentucky Congressman Thomas Massie introduces a bill to withdraw the U.S. from NATO, citing its Cold War origins and the potential for drawing America into foreign conflicts. The bill gains support from Florida Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna and Utah Senator Mike Lee. Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump has also criticized NATO spending, but has not called for a complete withdrawal. The proposed NATO Act would officially withdraw the U.S. from the alliance and prohibit the use of American taxpayer money for NATOs budgets.

New York City braces for a record-breaking summer in 2023, with a surge of tourists and events that Commissioner Zach Iscol likens to nine Super Bowls. The city will host the World Cup, Independence Day celebrations, and annual parades, drawing over 1.2 million visitors. The America two hundred fifty slash Sail two hundred fifty event, featuring ninety-five ships, poses significant logistical challenges. Public safety and coordination are top priorities, with officials working to ensure a seamless and safe experience for all.

In a bipartisan move, House Republicans join Democrats to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies, potentially impacting millions. A bill proposing two-year extension with new income limits and fraud prevention measures is gaining support, with several Republican representatives backing it. The urgency is emphasized, as allowing these tax credits to expire could negatively affect the party in next years elections.

In-N-Out Burger removes six-seven meme from ordering system, aiming to prevent disruptions and maintain service efficiency.

Ukraine formally responds to Trumps peace proposal, offering counter-ideas for disputed territories and nuclear power plant. Zelenskyy under pressure to act swiftly on twenty-point plan, following discussions with European partners. Trump holds call with European leaders, suggesting potential weekend meeting with Zelenskyy, but expresses caution. Senior military leaders to meet virtually to discuss peace plan details.

Chinese President Xi Jinpings alleged fear of a U.S.-developed disease targeting him reveals a deep-seated suspicion of advanced bioweapons within the Chinese leadership. This concern was evident during a meeting with President Biden, where an aide sprayed down surfaces Xi touched, including his dessert plate. The incident suggests a belief in the potential for a disease affecting only one person, highlighting a profound awareness and fear of emerging technologies. This incident and broader discussions around it underscore a growing arms race in cutting-edge technologies, with countries like China and Russia rapidly investing in these fields.

President Trump mulls tax-free gambling winnings, part of broader tax cut plans. Proposal needs Congressional approval, details uncertain. Current law requires reporting all gambling winnings on annual tax returns.

Floridas CAIR plans to sue Governor DeSantis over his executive order labeling them a foreign terrorist organization. DeSantis order, based on conspiracy theories, targets CAIR and the Muslim Brotherhood, claiming they aim to establish a worldwide Islamic caliphate. CAIR, an American civil rights organization, vows to challenge the order in court, asserting its unconstitutional and defamatory.