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Former Olympian David Hearn may soon walk free as the Justice Department prepares to drop charges over vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial—new docs reveal the damage stemmed from a botched installation, not his doing. His lawyers demand an apology, calling the case a miscarriage of justice. Meanwhile, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was spotted scribbling “Buy Japanese Yen $5-10 billion” at a cabinet meeting, sparking speculation amid Japan’s recent yen intervention. Elsewhere, the U.S. unveils a temporary Colorado River water cut plan targeting California, Arizona, and Nevada, while negotiations for long-term solutions continue. Both stories expose messy government missteps—and the urgent need for evidence-based decisions.

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