Trump Drops Trade Bombshell, DOJ Eyes Maxwell, and the Heat Is On (Literally and Politically)

President Trump announced the biggest trade deal in history with Japan—cutting auto tariffs to 15 % and pulling $500 billion in investment stateside. A federal panel benched attorney Alina Habba, but AG Pam Bondi plans to fight on. West Michigan faces a heat advisory as the U.S. Olympic Committee bans transgender athletes. The DOJ will meet Ghislaine Maxwell while Epstein files swirl, and Obama answers Trump’s “treason” charge. Michigan courts clear subpoenas into AG Nessel’s actions, auto jobs migrate south, and Trump frees up $50 million for storm recovery. Plus: Ozzy dies, Coke returns to cane sugar, and Jesse Watters asks where FireAid’s $100 million went.

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Trump unveils record trade deal with JapanAuto tariffs drop from 27.5 % to 15 %, $500 billion in Japanese investment promised, and new market access for U.S. autos, rice, and ag goods.
Federal judges block Alina Habba; Bondi fights onFormer DOJ prosecutor Rahul Agarwal chosen as U.S. Attorney, sidelining Trump lawyer Habba.
Heat advisory Thursday 11 AM – 8 PMHeat indices near 100 °F; scattered storms could bring heavy rain and gusty winds.