

Education SCOTUS appeal, Trump to sell his Tesla, WA mass shooting foiled & more
Jun 6, 2025
The Trump administration's appeal to the Supreme Court over changes to the Department of Education ignites political discussion. A public feud unfolds between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, creating headlines. Meanwhile, a controversial decision to keep an aging coal plant operational could cost Midwest energy customers millions. Authorities successfully thwart a potential mass shooting plot in Oregon. Plus, North Korea's unexpected revival of a downed destroyer raises eyebrows among naval analysts.
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Trump's Education Dept. Dismantling Push
- The Trump administration is pushing to dismantle the Department of Education despite legal setbacks.
- They seek to eliminate discretionary functions in favor of state control, but only Congress can formally abolish the department.
Trump Plans To Sell Tesla Amid Feud
- President Trump plans to sell the red Tesla he bought amid public clashes with Elon Musk.
- Despite allies trying to broker peace, Trump says he won't reconcile with Musk soon, impacting their feud's public visibility.
Coal Plant Kept Open Despite Costs
- Keeping an aging coal plant open contradicts economic logic as cheaper renewable energy is available.
- Energy Dept. argues grid reliability risks while customers face higher costs due to this decision.