CNN 5 Things CA vs. Trump, newborns' investment account, Justin Baldoni lawsuit update & more
Jun 9, 2025
California is taking bold legal actions against Trump, focusing on his deployment of National Guard troops. In a surprising twist, Trump proposes a $1,000 investment account for newborns to set them up financially for the future. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has raised eyebrows by dismissing top vaccine experts. In international news, a presidential candidate in Colombia is critically injured after being shot. Meanwhile, a judge has ruled on a defamation lawsuit involving Hollywood star Justin Baldoni, adding to the drama.
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California Sues Over National Guard
- California is suing President Trump for unlawfully federalizing its National Guard troops.
- This legal move challenges federal authority and emphasizes state rights under the Tenth Amendment.
Trump’s Newborn Investment Plan
- President Trump plans to give every American newborn a $1,000 investment account starting 2025.
- Guardians can add $5,000 annually, aiming to boost families via economic growth.
Vaccine Advisory Panel Overhaul
- HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismissed the entire federal vaccine advisory panel.
- He cited conflicts of interest and replaced them with new members, a historically unprecedented move.