President Trump was quietly evacuated from Air Force One during a stop in Turkey, with the Secret Service using a catering truck for the transfer. While no specific threat has been revealed, the incident has prompted scrutiny over security procedures and the president’s safety. Officials confirmed the move was made at the Secret Service’s recommendation, and the president publicly commended their swift response. The event has sparked debate about how such decisions are communicated and managed during high-profile travel.
In Colombia, search and rescue operations persist following a devastating earthquake that struck more than two days ago. The quake caused extensive damage, with hundreds feared dead and thousands left without homes. Aid is being sent from multiple countries, but rugged terrain and damaged roads continue to slow delivery efforts. In Washington, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt has announced her departure to focus on family life, leading to speculation about who will replace her in the administration’s communications team.