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President Donald Trump plans to try and stay President for a third term.

The Cure’s Robert Smith and Simon Gallup picked up the Icon Award at tonight’s (May 19) Ivor Novello awards in London.The frontman and the bassist have been part of the band’s lineup since 1978 and 1979 respectively, helping to turn the band into one of the UK’s most beloved and iconic indie acts.During the ceremony at Grosvenor House tonight, Smith and Gallup were presented the Icon Award by their long-time agent, Martin Hopewell from Primary Talent. “The best part of half a century ago when I was a young whippersnapper booking agent, I was persuaded to get down to a small hotel in Crawley, of all places, to see a new and even younger band called The Cure, who were playing halfway up the bill of some sort of talent night,” Hopewell reminisced as he introduced the musicians.“I wish I could say it was some kind of blinding light, road to Damascus experience but nevertheless… when we met up on the street outside afterwards, I agreed to start helping them get some gigs and that makes one of very few decisions I’ve made in my life that I don’t want to go back in time and give myself a clip around the ear for making.”Noting that The Cure had gone from playing “the smallest clubs and colleges to the biggest arenas and festivals”, he celebrated their “famously epic live shows and timeless songs that have inspired countless other artists and embedded themselves into the lives of millions of people”.Hopewell continued to highlight the friendship between Smith and Gallup, while also praising The Cure as a whole for their “unique” artistry.

Perhaps the least surprising story of the day is from Gallup, which released its latest polling on Americans’ trust in media, finding that just 36% have a “great deal” or “fair amount” of faith in what they see and hear in the news.

Donald Trump is not the most popular and loved president and it seems like he’s just realized it! Still, he wonders why that is! The POTUS grumbled over the fact that he is so disliked, complaining that his rate of approval is much lower than that of the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Donald Trump, 74, wants to know why “nobody” likes him, while the same can’t be said about the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Dr. Anthony Fauci. After the U.S. president’s approval rating dropped to a new low of 38 percent (according to The Atlantic, which cited a June 2020 poll from Gallup), Trump voiced his complaints at a press conference about the COVID-19 pandemic on July 28.