In today’s news, President Trump has made a significant shift in his administration by removing his National Security Adviser, Michael Waltz, and nominating him as ambassador to the United Nations. Trump appointed Secretary of State Marco Rubio as Waltz’s interim replacement, marking a notable rearrangement within his team since returning to office. As political analysts have pointed out, Waltz faced challenges, particularly after it became public that he had organized a sensitive military chat.

“Most of Trump’s advisers viewed Waltz as too hawkish,” said sources familiar with the matter, which likely contributed to his exit. Meanwhile, in another ruling, a federal judge declared Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelans illegal, stating the law's application had been improperly stretched.

In business news, a state-backed Emirati firm is making headlines with a $2 billion deal involving Trump’s cryptocurrency, highlighting ethical concerns surrounding his business ventures.

Stay tuned as we continue to follow these developments and what they mean for Trump’s administration and the U.S. moving forward.
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