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Yes, you’re reading it correctly, it’s too late. The Federales already have our faces stored inside a huge and searchable database.

The FBI has access to 640 million photographs from driver’s licenses, passports and mugshots that now can be searched using facial recognition technology, a federal watchdog told lawmakers during a House Oversight Committee hearing this week. Watchdog says FBI has access to about 640M photographs https://apnews.com/6f45d569c3084c5ca823ced145de8f82

Who blew off NAFTA and other deals with friends and foes affecting longtime relationships with allies. Give him all the credit sought. The US border with Mexico has become a militarized zone. Meanwhile, the Chinese and Russians are working together and America is asleep at the wheel.

Mexico plans border ‘unity’ rally, nabs 2 migrant activists https://apnews.com/10288646e578469fae3dfb411cc61c1b

US and China in make-or-break trade talks https://reut.rs/2HaLh1X

International leaders along with World War II veterans are commemorating the 75th anniversary of D Day on the southern coast of England to honor the Allied soldiers who helped liberate Europe from Nazi Germany.

6 June 1944 #DDay was one of the most significant turning points in the six-year war. 156,000 allied troops 6,000 ships.

D Day has nothing to do with Donald, but I won't try explaining it. President Donald Trump concludes his three-day UK trip with a commemorative ceremony honoring the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings.

After months of infighting, the US House of Representatives has finally approved a $19.1 billion disaster aid bill. This legislation includes funds for Puerto Rico. The House disaster relief bill was held up by three members of @GOP finally passes, 354 to 58.

Congress passed the disaster aid bill in a bipartisan 354-58 bill, and the measure now sits on Trump’s desk. POTUS is now expected to sign the bill upon his return from an overseas trip to The United Kingdom.