U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Poland’s foreign minister on Sunday to “just say thank you” to Elon Musk for Starlink’s role in Ukraine, dismissing concerns over Ukraine’s reliance on the satellite service— and despite Poland paying for its use. David Ignatius and Joe Scarborough warn that American foreign policy is unraveling “week by week” under Trump, with Scarborough calling out Rubio’s stance: "How about the United States saying thank you to the Ukrainians, to the Poles, to other people in Central and Eastern Europe in the former Warsaw Pact that have pushed back and fought, given their lives for the safety of the world, for the safety of Europe, for the safety of the West? I think we are the ones who are in a position to thank them for being on the front lines in the fight for freedom." #ukraine #poland #trump #elonmusk #news #worldnews

BREAKING: Five people on board a small plane that crashed into a residential area in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, were injured and taken to hospitals, according to authorities. No one on the ground was injured but multiple vehicles were damaged, said Manheim Township Fire Chief Scott Little. #plane #crash #pennsylvania #breakingnews

Donald Trump has used the phrase "drill, baby, drill" throughout his three presidential campaigns, as well as in his inaugural address in January and his joint address to Congress in March. Michael Steele highlights his own use of the phrase long before Trump and suggests that the president may not fully understand its implications. #drillbabydrill #energy #donaldtrump #solar #wind #politics #news

With AI chatbots rising in popularity, so are AI relationships. The industry of AI companionship is estimated to be worth over $70 billion in the next six years according to Ark Invest. NBC News' Morgan Radford reports on how human are forming relationships with AI characters and claims on how these relationships not only help the user but, in one case, a real life relationship. #ai #dating #relationships #chatbots #tech #news

During a congressional hearing on immigration policies, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu sat alongside the mayors of New York, Chicago and Denver, who were all accused of providing sanctuary to criminals. Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) blamed Wu for breaking immigration law. However, Wu responded, "If you want to make us safe, pass gun reforms, stop cutting Medicaid, stop cutting cancer research, stop cutting funds for veterans." #immigration #news #washington #boston