President Donald Trump returns to Mount Rushmore to headline a 250th anniversary celebration with a keynote address, a flyover and a fireworks display while local officials warn that drought-driven conditions heighten fire risk.Trump has again suggested adding his profile to the monument; Gutzon Borglum argued the granite cannot hold a fifth face, while Interior Secretary Doug Burgum and Representative Anna Paulina Luna support proposals that face little chance in the Senate.Trump will fly on a Qatari jumbo gifted for official use and is advancing legacy projects in Washington, including a new White House ballroom, a proposed monumental arch and an unfinished
Garden of American Heroes, even as high gasoline prices linked to the US-Israeli conflict with
Iran and Republican midterm concerns complicate the political backdrop.