CNN 5 Things Trump opposes Israeli plan, Washington Post hack, blockbuster baseball trade & more
Jun 16, 2025
Tensions rise as President Trump rejects an Israeli plan targeting Iran’s supreme leader. In Minnesota, a shooting incident involving lawmakers leads to potential federal charges. Meanwhile, Trump awaits a crucial Supreme Court ruling that could alter his agenda. Cybersecurity concerns mount as hackers target Washington Post journalists. On the sports front, the Boston Red Sox make a blockbuster trade, sending Rafael Devers to the San Francisco Giants, shaking up the baseball landscape.
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Trump Blocks Israel's Iran Strike Plan
- President Trump opposed Israel's plan to target Iran's supreme leader, preventing a potentially escalatory attack.
- The U.S. provides Israel defensive support but avoids direct involvement in strikes against Iran.
Shooter Faces Federal Charges
- The man accused of shooting two Minnesota lawmakers faces potential federal charges beyond state murder charges.
- Rapid police action likely prevented further attacks in the shooting incident.
Supreme Court to Define Trump's Power
- The Supreme Court ruling on presidential executive authority will influence Trump's entire agenda significantly.
- Recent rulings have favored the Trump administration on issues like transgender military service and deportations.