President Trump, on NBC’s "Meet the Press," announced he is not seeking a third presidential term, citing constitutional limits despite the popularity of "Trump 2028" merchandise. He mentioned potential successors, including his vice president, but deemed it too early to name anyone.

In another matter, Marlon West, father of a victim of grooming gangs, reacted with anger to Cabinet minister Lucy Powell's dismissal of a documentary on the issue as a "dog whistle." He demanded her resignation or suspension, criticizing her attitude toward victims. Powell later apologized, claiming her comments were misunderstood, and underscored the seriousness of child exploitation. This incident has drawn widespread criticism, with West emphasizing the Labour leadership's lack of support for a public inquiry into grooming gangs.

The Digest, 5/4/2025 @100PM, CDT

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