In the skies aboard Air Force One, Donald Trump expressed his disappointment this week. Not over issues like war or poverty, but because he believes the US Constitution restricts him from seeking a third presidential term.
Lamenting his situation, Trump remarked, “The sad thing is, I have my highest numbers ever.” However, his approval rating stands at just 39% based on the latest YouGov poll, with 58% of Americans eager for a change in leadership.
With a -19% rating, Trump’s democratic approval seems comparable to a golf score, as he appears to be disregarding the principles of democracy by desiring a third term despite low public support.
In a separate incident, three police officers in Fairhope, Alabama, faced a peculiar situation when they confronted a 61-year-old woman dressed as a giant phallic symbol at a local protest. The woman, Jeana Renea Gamble, was ultimately arrested for disorderly conduct after a brief confrontation with the authorities.
Elsewhere, a resilient crocodile in Florida was discovered with a spear lodged in its head and a bullet between its eyes. The wounded reptile was rescued in Key Largo and transported to Zoo Miami, where veterinarians were amazed by its survival. The crocodile is currently recovering well and is expected to be released back into the wild upon full recuperation.
In a heartwarming story, Shelby Martin, a new mother from Nashville, gained online fame after giving birth to a baby boy, Cassian, weighing an astonishing 12lbs 14oz. The hefty newborn set a record at TriStar Centennial Women’s Hospital and was delivered via C-section, appearing healthy and already displaying an appetite.
In Missouri, Leila’s Hair Museum, known for its unique displays made entirely of human hair, is undergoing changes following the passing of its founder, Leila Cohoon. The 3,000-piece collection, including hair from famous figures like Marilyn Monroe, is being relocated to museums nationwide under the management of Leila’s granddaughter, preserving the eccentric legacy for future generations.
Lastly, a New Jersey police sergeant faced criticism for allegedly prioritizing an ATM visit and pizza stop over responding to a double murder call. Prosecutors claim the sergeant, Kevin Bollaro, deviated from his duty to address reports of gunfire, opting instead for cash and food. GPS data and surveillance footage reportedly show his detour for a pizza before attending to the emergency call.