Ahead of U.S. Independence Day, Donald Trump is scheduled to deliver a speech at Mount Rushmore on the eve of the country’s 250th anniversary, according to reports from Canada and India. The event is planned at the national monument in South Dakota, where four large granite faces of past U.S. presidents look over the site. The coverage describes the speech location as the setting beneath the monument’s iconic heads. Other reporting highlights that the plan is drawing criticism, with some observers questioning the choice of setting and the use of a national landmark for a partisan political figure. The outlets agree on the central details: the timing on the eve of Independence Day, Trump’s presence at Mount Rushmore, and the monument’s role as the backdrop for the address. The reports do not indicate any changes to the official plan, but they note that the celebration connected to the 250th anniversary is prompting public debate.