Trump's Military Monument Plan; Clancy Family Opens Up; Journalists Barred from White House
Trump announces his proposed D.C. arch will serve as a military facility, while the Clancy family discusses grief and rebuilding after losing three children, and the White House bars several news outlets.
President Trump said his planned 'Triumphal Arch' in Washington will function as a military complex equipped with snipers and drones, according to multiple reports. The announcement was made as Trump returned to the White House earlier than planned from Camp David amid ongoing international tensions.
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Patrick Clancy shared details of losing his eight-month-old son in a recent '60 Minutes' interview, describing the final days before the child died in his arms. Clancy and his new wife Rachel have announced they are starting a family and revealed what they plan to tell their children about their deceased siblings.
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The White House barred journalists from CNN, MS NOW, and Politico after Trump announced a ban on those outlets, triggering legal backlash. In a separate incident, a federal immigration agent shot and injured a man in Austin, Texas, prompting criticism from a Democratic congressman.
Ed Sheeran said his family has abandoned him amid an Israel-Palestine controversy threatening his tour, while Zach Cregger's 'Resident Evil' adaptation dominated the box office with over $100 million in its opening weekend. In sports, multiple key NFL players suffered injuries: Commanders QB Jayden Daniels left a game with an elbow injury, and Bears QB Caleb Williams exited with a lower leg injury.
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