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Multiple people on board a private plane that crashed into a San Diego neighborhood early Thursday are dead, authorities said. Assistant Fire Department Chief Dan Eddy said during a news conference that they will be investigating whether the plane hit a power line. No one on the ground was injured, he said. San Diego police and fire officials said the plane could hold eight to 10 people but they do not yet know how many were on board. Assistant San Diego Fire Chief Dan Eddy said no one was injured on the ground. “When it hit the street, as the jet fuel went down it took out every single car that was on both sides of the street,” Eddy said.

Israel is completely changing its strategy in the Swords of Iron war and aims for a full conquest of the Strip, while separating the civilian population from Hamas terrorists, Channel 12 reported on Thursday. Since the beginning of the war, Israel has been dealing with what seems to be an insurmountable problem: the civilian population in the Gaza Strip, which Hamas uses as human shields. Since the beginning of the war, IDF soldiers have been clearing areas in Gaza of terrorists and then leaving the area and allowing civilians to return to their homes. But of course, Hamas would return to the area along with the civilians. IDF soldiers have been forced to return to the same areas time and time again, clearing houses and streets of Hamas terrorists, at great risk to their lives.

The House of Representatives passed President Donald Trump’s ambitious tax and spending package by a razor-thin margin early Thursday, with a 215-214-1 vote, narrowly beating Speaker Mike Johnson’s Memorial Day target. Two Republicans, Reps. Warren Davidson of Ohio and Thomas Massie of Kentucky, broke ranks and voted alongside every Democrat. Meanwhile, Freedom Caucus Chairman Rep. Andy Harris of Maryland abstained by voting “present,” effectively enabling the measure to pass.
With House approval secured, the bill now heads to the Senate for its next hurdle.

Nike is preparing to hike prices on a range of its products in response to the upcoming tariffs imposed by President Trump.
The company is planning to raise prices on gear and clothing produced overseas, with different levels of increases depending on the product category. Footwear in the $100 to $150 range will see a $5 increase, while shoes priced above $150 could jump by $10, according to a source who spoke to The Hill.
These price changes are expected to roll out by June 1, roughly four weeks before the full implementation of Trump’s tariff plan.

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The House has passed President Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill,” prompting a wave of cheers and applause on the House floor. The bill includes $5 billion for the ECCA, a national scholarship tax credit that could significantly assist Orthodox Jewish families in paying school tuition.