National Mall Reopens for Trump's 250th Birthday Speech Amidst Storms

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The National Mall reopened late Saturday for President Trump's 250th birthday celebration after attendees were evacuated due to a severe thunderstorm.
Trump's speech and fireworks are proceeding despite weather disruptions and a preceding heatwave that canceled other events.

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The National Mall reopened late Saturday for President Trump's 250th birthday celebration after attendees were evacuated due to a severe thunderstorm. Trump's speech and fireworks are proceeding despite weather disruptions and a preceding heatwave that canceled other events.

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