Well, howdy there, internet people, it's Bell again. And welcome to the Roads with Bell. Today is June 22nd,

2025, and this is episode 96 of The Roads Not Taken, which is a weekly series where we go over the news

that was unreported, underreported, didn't get the coverage we thought it deserved, or we just

found it interesting. And then we go through some questions from y'all. Today is June 22nd and

World Rainforest Day. And on this date in 1990, Checkpoint Charlie was removed. Even though the wall was torn down earlier, the checkpoint

still served as an official crossing in Berlin and starting with foreign policy.

MAGA is split over potential U.S. involvement in the Iran-Israel conflict. Adding to the list of reasons Trump is concerned about

getting involved is reportedly the worry of it turning into another Libya. Food rations for 300,000

people at one of Africa's largest refugee camps have been cut in half after U.S. aid was cut.

The instability caused by the U.S. ending aid efforts around the world might end up with

the U.S. losing access to critical markets and minerals.

You know, since apparently America doesn't care about people starving.

In the U.K., a group called Palestinian Action broke into a Royal Air Force installation and

vandalized two aircraft.

The government is talking about introducing legislation to ban the organization now.

The U.S. moved B-2s back to Guam. In U.S. news, the original judge in the

Newsom versus Trump dispute over control of the National Guard in L.A. has given the parties until

the 23rd to submit briefs as the case moves on.

Trump's one big beautiful bill is being changed so fast it's hard to keep up.

Some of the changes made in the Senate have exactly zero chance of making it through the House.

So expect even more changes.

The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected fast-tracking a challenge to his tariffs brought by toymakers.

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