CNN 5 Things Fort Stewart shooter identified, Apple’s investment, France’s biggest wildfire & more
Aug 6, 2025
A tragic shooting at Fort Stewart raises concerns about safety at military bases. Meanwhile, Apple makes a bold investment in U.S. manufacturing amidst geopolitical tensions. President Trump faces challenges in his peace efforts with Ukraine, adding to international strains. UCLA is at risk of losing federal research funding due to ongoing controversies linked to anti-Semitism. Lastly, climate change fuels catastrophic wildfires in France, highlighting the urgent need to address environmental issues.
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Fort Stewart Shooting Incident
- Active duty soldier Sergeant Cornelius Radford shot and wounded five fellow soldiers at Fort Stewart, Georgia.
- Soldiers nearby tackled Radford so law enforcement could arrest him; all wounded are stable and expected to recover.
Apple's $100B U.S. Investment
- Apple announced a $100 billion investment to boost U.S. manufacturing and supply chains.
- This significantly advances Apple's goal that more iPhones sold in the U.S. are also made in America.
U.S.-Russia Meeting and Sanctions
- Trump praised a highly productive meeting between U.S. envoy Steve Wyckoff and Putin amid sanctions.
- The U.S. will proceed with sanctions targeting Russian oil buyers despite talks, aiming to pressure Moscow's war financing.