The NewsWorthy Oval Office Blowup, Official U.S. Language & Hollywood’s Biggest Night - Monday, March 3, 2025
Mar 3, 2025
Tensions flared in the Oval Office as President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky clashed on camera. A new executive order makes English the official language in the U.S., stirring debates. Wildfires forced evacuations in the Carolinas, amidst concerns of severe weather. The Oscars stole the spotlight with Anora's five wins, while nationwide protests erupted over budget cuts to national parks. Additionally, an inspiring story of a former gang member turned pro golfer offers hope, alongside practical tips for managing rising spring break costs.
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Oval Office Spat
- Presidents Trump and Zelensky had a public disagreement in the Oval Office.
- The disagreement stemmed from differing views on negotiating with Russia, and Zelensky's attire and behavior were criticized.
English as Official Language
- English has been declared the official language of the U.S. by executive order.
- This reverses a policy requiring government assistance programs for non-fluent English speakers.
Carolina Wildfires
- Nearly 200 wildfires erupted across the Carolinas, prompting evacuations.
- Dry, breezy conditions fueled the fires, but calmer weather and expired warnings brought some relief.