Moon launch success | Trump’s national address

Moon launch success | Trump’s national address

Yesterday evening, Nasa’s Artemis II mission launched from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, representing the first lunar orbit voyage in more than 50 years.

A NASA representative reported at a post-launch press event that the team is “safe, secure and in great spirits,” highlighting their positive condition after the mission’s successful departure.

President Donald Trump delivered a prime-time broadcast address from the White House, which spanned roughly 20 minutes, outlining key developments in ongoing military actions.

He stated that the U.S.’s “core objectives” in the war are “near completion” and emphasized the military’s intention to target Iran with significant force over the next two to three weeks.

Radio personality Scott Mills issued a statement following his dismissal by the BBC, citing an accusation related to his “personal conduct.”

Residents physicians, often called junior doctors, are scheduled to initiate a work stoppage next week due to unresolved negotiations with the government.

Golf icon Tiger Woods has opted against leading the U.S. team in the upcoming Ryder Cup, declining the leadership role.

Anna and Wilf deliver a succinct overview of the day’s headlines in a 10-minute segment.