A U.S. Border Patrol official testified before Congress that the U.S.-Canada border is not secure, highlighting challenges in monitoring the extensive border. The official emphasized ongoing efforts to improve security through increased staffing and resources, while also noting a rise in encounters with Iranian nationals attempting to cross illegally.
The US Supreme Court has upheld bans on transgender athletes in female school and college sports. The ruling has elicited mixed reactions, with supporters viewing it as a victory and opponents expressing disappointment.
The Federal Trade Commission has imposed a $2.25 million fine on Amazon for not adequately assisting identity theft victims. The FTC's complaint highlights that Amazon violated the Fair Credit Reporting Act by failing to provide necessary information to customers regarding fraudulent purchases.
Forecasters indicate that the heat index in parts of the Midwest is exceeding 100 degrees, combining air temperature and humidity. This has raised concerns regarding the impact of these conditions.
A Cuban official has indicated that negotiations with the United States are not progressing, even with recent economic reforms in Cuba. This announcement comes after the U.S. implemented new sanctions targeting key Cuban officials and companies.
Darializa Avila Chevalier announced her intention to consult with her community before endorsing House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries for the speakership if Democrats regain control. She recently won her primary against incumbent Adriano Espaillat.
Representative John Garamendi is introducing an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act to prohibit the use of Pentagon funds for the construction of a White House ballroom. The proposed amendment seeks to restrict at least $150 million in military funding.
The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled that Daniel J. Sullivan can stay on the ballot for the Senate primary, affirming a lower court's decision. This ruling comes after the Alaska Division of Elections initially sought to remove him due to the name similarity with Senator Dan Sullivan.
A preliminary hearing for Tyler James Robinson, accused of murdering Charlie Kirk, is set for July 6 in Utah. This will be the first time Kirk's family attends a court session with the suspect.
President Trump met with former Colorado elections clerk Tina Peters on June 30, 2026, in the Oval Office. The meeting followed Peters' release from prison, where she served time for her conviction related to efforts to subvert the 2020 presidential election.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council Speaker Julie Menin reached a budget agreement on June 30, 2026, addressing a projected $12 billion deficit. The $126 billion budget allocates $300 million for housing vouchers but omits some of Mamdani's campaign promises. The agreement is expected to be voted on by the City Council before the fiscal year deadline.
The Supreme Court has ruled that states can bar transgender girls from competing in girls' and women's school sports. This decision grants states the power to create their own regulations concerning transgender athletes in educational sports programs.
The Supreme Court has ruled that states can bar transgender girls from competing in girls' and women's school sports. This ruling grants states the power to establish their own regulations concerning transgender athletes in schools.
A House Judiciary Committee hearing on sanctuary city policies on June 30, 2026, saw Representatives Mike Lawler and Jamie Raskin engage in a heated debate over the deaths of individuals linked to illegal immigration. Lawler criticized colleagues for their lack of concern for certain victims, while Raskin defended sanctuary policies and challenged Lawler's stance.
The Trump administration has suspended funding for New York's Medicaid fraud unit, citing low performance. This action is part of a wider effort to combat fraud in the healthcare sector.
The Supreme Court will review California's long-standing ban on semiautomatic assault rifles. The decision may have implications for similar bans in other states.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos is accused of rejecting offers of assistance from the United Cajun Navy during the search for Nancy Guthrie, who went missing on February 1. The sheriff's office has denied these claims, stating that the FBI was notified immediately and involved from the beginning.
Meta's CEO Mark Zuckerberg engaged in discussions with Kalshi's CEO regarding a possible acquisition last year, but the talks did not advance. Subsequently, Meta opted to create its own prediction market app.
Apple is appealing a Supreme Court contempt finding that could restrict its ability to charge high commission fees for app purchases. The case stems from accusations by Epic Games that Apple violated a judicial order requiring changes to its App Store, particularly regarding payment methods and associated fees.
President Donald Trump announced that the Republican Party will hold its first national midterm convention on September 9-10, 2026, in Dallas, Texas. The event aims to energize voters and showcase the administration's achievements ahead of the elections. This convention is significant as it marks the first time the GOP has held a national convention outside of a presidential election cycle.
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