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07.06.2025 โ€” The Day Musk Backtracked While Streets Erupted

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 07.06.2025.

It displays 136 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

07.06.2025 โ‡ข The Day Musk Backtracked While Streets Erupted
โŒจMusk deleted his post about Trump appearing in Epstein files and withdrew his Dragon spacecraft threat, then floated forming a new political party. Trump responded by threatening "serious consequences" if Musk funds Democrats, telling reporters he has no desire to mend their relationship. Vice President Vance called Musk's attacks a "huge mistake" while acknowledging his frustration.

ICE raids in Los Angeles triggered street battles as protesters confronted federal agents, resulting in 45 arrests. LAPD deployed riot gear while the administration accused Mayor Bass of spreading "terror." The chaos spread to Home Depot locations and prompted officials to deploy the National Guard by evening.

The Supreme Court handed DOGE access to Social Security records despite the Musk departure. Kilmar Abrego Garcia returned from El Salvador to face federal human trafficking charges. Trump's approval rating jumped 8 points despite the feuding, approaching his inauguration numbers.
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00:49โ‡ขWrongly Deported Man Returns for Trial

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on Kilmar Abrego Garcia's return to US custody to face federal human smuggling charges, with outlets confirming the wrongly deported Maryland man now confronts allegations of transporting thousands of migrants including minors (CNN, Fox News, Washington Post, AP News, HuffPost, One America News Network, ABC News, Boston Globe, Breitbart, CBS, The Epoch Times, MSNBC, NYTimes). The Trump-Musk feud continues generating coverage, with reports that FBI Director Kash Patel responded to Musk's threat to expose Trump in Jeffrey Epstein files during a Joe Rogan interview (NY Post). Multiple outlets analyze the political fallout from their breakup, describing Trump's attempt to give Musk a "dignified exit" that failed (The Atlantic, The Hill, Vox, The Daily Beast). International tensions receive attention with Zelenskyy claiming Russian drivers were unaware of their role in a drone attack (ABC News), while Newsweek reports five indicators that Israel and Iran could be moving toward open war.
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08:55โ‡ขICE Raids Spark Street Battles in Los Angeles

โŒจThe newspapers report on violent confrontations erupting in Los Angeles as ICE raids prompted massive protests, with LAPD deploying riot gear to assist federal agents while Mayor Bass condemned the enforcement actions (Breitbart, LA Times, NPR, NY Post). Trump administration officials criticized Bass's response after 44 arrests, with protesters physically confronting ICE agents during what officials described as ramped-up immigration enforcement. The Kilmar Abrego Garcia case concluded with his return from El Salvador to face federal human trafficking charges, including allegations of smuggling thousands of migrants and minors across state lines (NYTimes, Newsweek, HuffPost). The Supreme Court handed DOGE significant victories by allowing access to Social Security records while protecting the agency from disclosure requirements (The Epoch Times, The Hill). Defense experts raised alarms over Ukraine's latest drone attack, while Trump and Rubio faced accusations of criminal obstruction for sanctioning ICC judges (CNN, Common Dreams).
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Two billionaires, Donald Trump and Elon Musk, are squabbling over the federal governmentโ€™s spoils. It seems almost quaint to worry about a revolving door between the public and private sectors now that the whole facadeโ€™s been blown off.
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13:23โ‡ขMusk-Trump Feud Deepens Government Crisis

โŒจThe newspapers report on the escalating fallout from the Trump-Musk feud, with multiple outlets analyzing how their conflict threatens both government operations and business interests (ABC News, The Epoch Times, NPR, NYTimes, The Hill, Washington Post, AP News, Jacobin, Slate, The Blaze). Trump reportedly shows no interest in reconciliation efforts while Musk's departure from DOGE proceeds, though the efficiency initiative continues embedding staff across federal agencies (The Epoch Times, NYTimes). The Supreme Court sided with DOGE on accessing Social Security data despite security concerns, while the White House identifies Musk's Starlink as a potential security risk (Common Dreams, Washington Post). Trump expands his use of emergency powers beyond previous presidents, with Republicans defending his disaster relief legislation amid Democratic criticism using "TACO" messaging that outlets warn could backfire (AP News, HuffPost, MSNBC). The dispute highlights broader concerns about billionaire influence over government, with analysts noting the unprecedented nature of two wealthy figures openly feuding over federal resources.
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16:51โ‡ขMusk Backtracks While Mulling New Party

โŒจThe newspapers report on the Trump-Musk feud entering a new phase as Musk deleted his Epstein files post and withdrew his Dragon spacecraft threat, while simultaneously considering forming a new political party (One America News Network, The Epoch Times). Vice President Vance called Musk's attacks on Trump a "huge mistake" but attempted to downplay the conflict (AP News). Multiple outlets examine how the Stephen and Katie Miller power couple find themselves on opposing sides of the dispute (CNN). Investigators are probing who sent Hegseth's Signal texts amid his confirmation process (ABC News). The media continues analyzing Trump's history of disparaging Haiti before implementing his travel ban, with officials questioning why he maintains these positions (Boston Globe). Democrats prepare for immigration battles while the administration considers time limits on federal rental aid, with Delaware offering a potential model (The Hill, NPR). Trump's approval rating jumped 8 points in May, approaching his inauguration numbers despite the ongoing controversies (The Blaze).
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20:15โ‡ขTrump Threatens Musk with "Serious Consequences"

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump escalating his threats against Elon Musk, warning of "very serious consequences" if the tech billionaire funds Democratic candidates in future elections (CBS, NY Post, NYTimes, AP News, The Daily Beast, HuffPost). Trump told NBC News he has no desire to mend their relationship and considers it over, while Vice President Vance called Musk's Epstein accusations against Trump a "huge mistake" (Fox News, HuffPost). Outlets analyze how their feud could jeopardize Musk's business empire, with concerns about potential SpaceX contract cancellations forcing closer US-Russia space cooperation (Newsweek, The Hill). Separately, ICE raids in downtown Los Angeles resulted in over 40 arrests amid violent confrontations with protesters, prompting DHS to accuse Mayor Bass of spreading "terror" while officials declared the "days of chaos ruling the streets are over" (Breitbart, LA Times).
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23:57โ‡ขNational Guard Deployed Against ICE Protesters

โŒจThe newspapers report on Trump escalating his threats against Musk while massive ICE raids trigger violent street confrontations across Los Angeles. Trump warned of "very serious consequences" if Musk funds Democratic candidates, telling reporters their relationship is over and he has no desire to repair it (Boston Globe, CNN, The Epoch Times, NPR, USA Today, ABC News, CBS, AP News, HuffPost). Vice President Vance attempted to balance loyalty to Trump while acknowledging he "understands" Musk's frustration over their feud (NPR). Meanwhile, ICE workplace raids expanded nationwide with over 45 arrests in Los Angeles amid fierce protests, prompting officials to deploy the National Guard as demonstrators threw objects at agents and blocked federal vehicles (Breitbart, Fox News, LA Times, NY Post, NYTimes, One America News Network). The administration appears to be entering a new phase of immigration enforcement targeting workplaces rather than just residential areas, with officials declaring the "days of chaos ruling the streets are over" as protesters confronted agents at multiple locations including Home Depot in Paramount.