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Nate Kennedy
July 23, 2025
AT THE STAND TODAY
POLICY & POLITICS
Republicans want to rename Kennedy Center’s opera house after Melania Trump
House appropriators voted to make most of the Kennedy Center’s funding contingent on the name change in their markup of the fiscal 2026 Interior-Environment spending bill.
Trump accuses Obama of 'treason' in the Oval Office
"They tried to rig the election," Trump claimed without presenting evidence.
CULTURE & SOCIETY
Elon Musk devotees camp out for hours to get a glimpse of new Tesla diner
The first ever Tesla Diner & Drive-In, which opened in Hollywood at 4:20 p.m., is filled with Tesla technology — including its humanoid robot, Optimus — and charging stations.
Beyoncé dedicates her website to Malcolm-Jamal Warner as tributes pour in after actor's death
Warner, who was best known for his role on "The Cosby Show," drowned on a beach in Costa Rica on Sunday, according to local authorities.
BUSINESS & ECONOMY
Coca-Cola will launch version with U.S. cane sugar after Trump push
The president said last week he urged the iconic soft drink brand to use the sweetener in its American version of Coke.
GM reports $1.1 billion tariff impact as automaker works to ‘greatly reduce’ exposure
General Motors reported second-quarter earnings Tuesday that beat Wall Street’s estimates and affirmed its full-year guidance, despite ongoing uncertainty from President Donald Trump’s auto tariffs.
AROUND THE STAND
First, the Milwaukee Brewers have quietly surged to the top of the National League with an 11-game win streak fueled by a revamped roster and strong team chemistry. Despite losing key players in the offseason, this small-market club is proving that smart management and a resilient clubhouse culture can keep them firmly in the championship conversation.
Meanwhile, NFL fans said goodbye to Tyrann Mathieu, the “Honey Badger,” who officially announced his retirement after an 11-year career marked by grit, leadership, and hard-earned accolades. The Louisiana native leaves behind a legacy of toughness and inspiration that transcends the field.
Over in music news, rock legend Ozzy Osbourne passed away at 76 surrounded by family. The former Black Sabbath frontman broke boundaries in music and television, leaving a legacy that will echo far beyond the stage.
At a recent Oasis concert, Liam Gallagher promised fans they wouldn’t get “Coldplayed,” referencing a viral incident involving concertgoers caught with their “side chicks” on camera. The cheeky remark sparked laughter and tapped into a growing trend of artists joking about infidelity caught on live feeds.
And finally, French cyclist Valentin Paret Peintre made history by conquering Mont Ventoux to become the first French stage winner in this year’s Tour de France. Meanwhile, overall leader Tadej Pogačar held off fierce attacks from Jonas Vingegaard to extend his lead in the race for the yellow jersey.
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