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06.05.2025 โ€” Canada Refuses Territory Sale As India Strikes Pakistan

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 06.05.2025.

It displays 282 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

06.05.2025 โ‡ข Canada Refuses Territory Sale As India Strikes Pakistan
โŒจCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's first meeting with Trump dominated morning coverage, culminating in Carney's firm "Canada is not for sale" rejection of Trump's 51st state proposal, to which Trump replied "never say never." This confrontation follows Trump's previous day's announcement about reopening Alcatraz and his tariff policies that have strained US-Canada relations.

The Supreme Court allowed Trump's transgender military ban to take effect while legal challenges continue, building on previous days' controversies regarding social policies. Trump also announced an immediate halt to US airstrikes in Yemen.

Evening headlines shifted to rising tensions between nuclear powers India and Pakistan, with India launching missile strikes against "terrorist infrastructure" following a militant attack in Kashmir. Pakistan reported at least eight deaths and described the strikes as "an act of war," signaling potential regional destabilization.
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02:19โ‡ขNetanyahu Vows Gaza Conquest While Cities Cancel Cinco de Mayo

โŒจThe newspapers report on Israel's escalation in Gaza, with Netanyahu vowing to "conquer" Gaza and Israeli plans to seize parts of the territory indefinitely (CNN, Washington Post). In immigration news, some cities have canceled Cinco de Mayo events due to fears of ICE raids (Breitbart), while activist Mohsen Mahdawi called his detention a "red flag for everybody" (CBS). The Trump administration faces scrutiny over policies including potential wage garnishment for student loan borrowers (Common Dreams) and the impact of trade policies that could "make Americans permanently poorer" (Vox). Meanwhile, the 2025 Met Gala featured celebrities dressed for the "Black dandy" theme (USA Today, NY Post).
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Monday is the Met Gala, known as fashion's grandest event, where celebrities from various realms come together at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art to celebrate fashion and each other.
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08:54โ‡ขIsrael Plans Gaza Seizure

โŒจThe newspapers report on global tensions, with Ukraine attacking Moscow with drones ahead of Russia's Victory Day celebrations (ABC News). In Israel-Gaza conflict, Netanyahu vows to escalate by "conquering" Gaza, with Israel planning to seize parts of the territory indefinitely (CNN, AP News, Washington Post). Domestically, the Trump administration has cut federal grants to Harvard University (Boston Globe), restricted funding for "gain-of-function" research (NPR), and faces criticism for student loan policies potentially affecting 5 million Americans (Vox, Common Dreams). Public health concerns arise with a Hepatitis A outbreak in Los Angeles County (LA Times), while privacy concerns surround the REAL ID deadline (USA Today).
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11:23โ‡ขTrump Meets Canadian PM Amid Trade War

โŒจThe newspapers report on US campus protests with over 25 arrests at the University of Washington (ABC News), while Trump administration tensions with Canada feature prominently ahead of a meeting between Trump and newly-elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney (CNN, NPR). Domestic politics include controversy over Trump's proposed $5,000 baby bonus (NBC News) and plans to reopen Alcatraz prison (USA Today, The Daily Beast). The Met Gala 2025 attracted celebrities (NY Post), while international news covers the upcoming 2025 papal conclave (CBS) and German leadership struggles (NYTimes). Several outlets report on polarizing incidents with racial dimensions (Fox News, MSNBC).
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Over the past few decades, the Christian right has grown to wield tremendous power in the United States. Its conflictual, Manichean worldview has offered reassuring certainties to its followers in an era of social dislocation.
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14:12โ‡ขCanada-US Trade War Escalates Before Carney Meeting

โŒจThe newspapers report on rising US-Canada trade tensions ahead of Trump's meeting with newly elected Prime Minister Mark Carney (ABC, CNN, Epoch Times, Newsweek). The administration's economic policies dominate headlines, including a controversial baby bonus proposal offering $5,000 payments for new parents (NBC), tariffs on foreign-filmed movies affecting Hollywood (LA Times), and a high-priced crypto fundraiser dinner raising constitutional concerns (USA Today, Common Dreams). Domestic policy initiatives include changes to public benefits programs (NPR) and sanctuary cities (Vox). International news covers Germany's parliamentary struggles to elect Friedrich Merz as chancellor (Breitbart, NYTimes), while former Vice President Pence criticizes Trump's tariff policies and January 6 pardons (HuffPost).
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The electoral victories of Donald Trump and remaking of the Republican Party in his image canโ€™t hide a basic fact: his party is fractured and weak.
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15:52โ‡ขCarney Arrives For Trump Showdown

โŒจThe newspapers report on escalating US-Canada trade tensions as Trump prepares to meet with newly elected Prime Minister Mark Carney, who declared Canada would "never" yield to the US after Trump's trade policies backfired (CNN, AP News, USA Today). Trump's planned military parade for his birthday has sparked opposition with protests being organized against what critics call monarchical behavior (Common Dreams). Domestically, the Real ID requirement finally takes effect after 20 years of delays (NPR), while controversy surrounds Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's purge of Pentagon leaders amid new allegations (MSNBC). In international news, Friedrich Merz was elected German Chancellor after initially falling short in the first parliamentary vote (Epoch Times, NYTimes).
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16:44โ‡ขCarney Tells Trump Canada Not For Sale

โŒจThe newspapers report on a tense White House meeting between President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, where Carney firmly stated that "Canada is not for sale" (CBS, CNN, NYTimes, The Hill, AP News, Washington Post). This followed Trump's repeated suggestions about Canada becoming the "51st state" and social media posts disparaging Canada just before the meeting (NY Post, The Daily Beast). In other news, Trump ordered an immediate halt to U.S. airstrikes in Yemen (USA Today), while facing opposition from Republican Senator Thom Tillis over his U.S. Attorney nominee for DC (Breitbart). A declassified spy memo reportedly contradicts Trump's justification for El Salvador deportations (Common Dreams).
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18:03โ‡ขCanada "Not For Sale" Carney Tells Trump

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on a tense White House meeting between President Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. During their first Oval Office encounter, Carney firmly stated that "Canada is not for sale, it won't be for sale, ever" in response to Trump's repeated suggestions about making Canada the 51st state (ABC, Boston Globe, CBS, CNN, NYTimes, USA Today, AP News, HuffPost, The Daily Beast, NPR, The Epoch Times). Trump responded with "Never say never" (NYTimes, The Epoch Times, NPR). Other news includes concerns about Trump's tariffs being labeled a "baby tax" as costs rise for parenting essentials (Common Dreams), Trump teasing an important announcement ahead of his Middle East trip (Fox News), and chaos at a hearing for a father accused of fatally striking a deputy (NBC News).
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19:15โ‡ขSupreme Court Allows Trump's Transgender Military Ban

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on the Supreme Court allowing Trump's ban on transgender military service to take effect while legal challenges continue (ABC News, Epoch Times, Fox News, NYTimes, USA Today, Washington Post, Vox). The ruling represents a significant victory for the Trump administration's policy. Simultaneously, media continues covering tensions between Trump and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney after their White House meeting, where Carney firmly rejected Trump's suggestion of making Canada the 51st state (Boston Globe, CBS, CNN, NY Post, NPR, The Daily Beast, HuffPost). Other stories include a widow suing media companies after a documentary allegedly led to her husband's murder (NBC News) and actor Jon Voight claiming credit for suggesting film tariffs to Trump (One America News Network).
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The Trump administration has removed Alvin Brown as the vice chair of the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), who was originally appointed to the position during the Biden administration.
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20:59โ‡ขCanada Refuses Trump's 51st State Proposal

โŒจThe newspapers report on several major developments. President Trump's suggestion of acquiring Canada as the 51st state was firmly rejected by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who stated Canada is "not for sale, it won't be for sale, ever," while Trump responded with "never say never" (CBS, AP News, HuffPost, NPR, Boston Globe, CNN, The Daily Beast). The Supreme Court has allowed Trump's transgender military service ban to be implemented while legal challenges continue (ABC News, Epoch Times, Washington Post, Vox). International tensions are rising with India conducting "precision strikes" on "terrorist infrastructure" in Pakistan following militant attacks in Kashmir (NYTimes, Newsweek). Domestic politics includes Senate GOP confirming Bisignano despite concerns about Social Security (Common Dreams) and Senator Tillis opposing Trump's nominee for DC Attorney (Breitbart).
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India has launched strikes in several parts of Pakistan and Pakistan-controlled territory, in a dramatic escalation of tensions between the two nuclear-armed rivals.
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22:10โ‡ขIndia Strikes Pakistan in Military Escalation

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on India's missile strikes against Pakistan, with multiple sources confirming India targeted what it called "terrorist infrastructure" following militant attacks in Indian-administered Kashmir (CNN, CBS, AP News, NPR, NYTimes, USA Today, Newsweek). Pakistani officials reported at least one child killed and two others injured in the strikes, marking a significant escalation between the nuclear-armed rivals. In domestic news, a Biden-appointed judge has ordered the Trump administration to resettle 12,000 refugees in the US (Breitbart, The Blaze), while the Supreme Court's approval of Trump's transgender military ban continues to draw attention (ABC News, Slate, Epoch Times). Travel concerns are rising with reports of airport detentions (The Atlantic) and REAL ID implementation (One America News Network).
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23:55โ‡ขIndia Missile Strikes Kill 8 in Pakistan

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on a major military escalation between India and Pakistan. Multiple sources confirm India has conducted missile strikes against what it calls "terrorist infrastructure" in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir, following a terrorist attack in Indian Kashmir last month (ABC News, AP News, CBS, CNN, NYTimes, Newsweek, OANN, The Epoch Times). Pakistani officials report at least 8 people killed (AP News, CBS) and describe the strikes as an "act of war" (ABC News). Domestically, U.S. media highlights Trump administration actions including a controversial letter to Harvard from Linda McMahon (MSNBC, The Atlantic) and JD Vance threatening World Cup soccer fans with immigration enforcement (The Daily Beast).