Monday, June 4

Good morning!

Today we will examine President George W. Bush's win and the war on terror

Current Events
Planning continues for Trump-Kim summit on June 12th; will it take place? NYT

Want a straw? Not in Orangetown - LoHud

Today in History

• 1892

  The Sierra Club, led by John Muir, was incorporated in San Francisco.

• 1896

  Henry Ford took his first car out for a test drive.

• 1942

  The Battle of Midway, a decisive Allied victory in World War II, began.

• 1944

  The U.S. Fifth Army entered Rome, leading to the liberation of the city during World War II.

• 1968

  Dorothy Gish, American actress who starred in many silent-film classics, died.

• 1989

  People's Army of China opened fire on crowds of prodemocracy demonstrators in Tiananmen Square, killing thousands.

• 1992

  The U.S. Post Office announced that in a poll people preferred the "young Elvis" stamp to the "old Elvis" stamp.

• 2001

  King Dipendra of Nepal died, three days after shooting most of his family and himself.

• 2003

  Martha Stewart was indicted on charges of insider trading.