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Washington Examiner

JD Vance Reflects on Past Remarks in New Memoir

In his new memoir, Vice President JD Vance reflects on his past remark calling Democrats 'childless cat ladies,' admitting it was a 'boneheaded' comment. He expresses regret and suggests he could have communicated his views on parenthood more effectively. The memoir also covers his conversion to Catholicism and his spiritual journey.

New York Post

Mets Pitcher Christian Scott Placed on Injured List

The New York Mets have placed pitcher Christian Scott on the injured list, adding to the difficulties faced by their pitching rotation. This move reflects ongoing challenges for the team in managing player health.

PBS NewsHour

Poll shows impact of immigration policies on AAPI adults

An AP-NORC/AAPI Data poll reveals that many Asian American and Pacific Islander adults report experiencing or witnessing disruptions linked to the Trump administration's immigration policies. The findings highlight the broader impact of these policies on this demographic.

Fox News — Latest

ICE Agent Struck by Vehicle During Attempted Apprehension in New Jersey

An ICE agent was struck by a vehicle driven by a suspect during an attempted apprehension in Manahawkin, New Jersey, on Monday morning. The agent fired at the suspect's vehicle, which escaped the scene. The agent's injuries are unknown, and local police confirmed there is no threat to public safety.

BBC — Business

Anthropic to Discuss AI Tool Suspension with White House

Anthropic is set to meet with White House officials to discuss the suspension of access to its recently launched AI models. This meeting comes in response to the company's decision to block users from utilizing these tools.

Daily Wire

Florida Attorney General Sues TikTok Over Alleged Violations of Child Safety Laws

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has sued TikTok, accusing the platform of violating child safety laws by allowing minors access to inappropriate content and misleading parents. The lawsuit claims TikTok permits children under 14 to create accounts, violating Florida's House Bill 3, and alleges that the app prioritizes profit over the safety of children. TikTok has not yet responded to the lawsuit.

New York Times — Politics

Kennedy Files Appeal Against Ruling Blocking Vaccine Policies

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is appealing a ruling that has blocked his vaccine policies. This appeal comes after he replaced the members of a vaccine advisory committee with individuals who share his views on vaccines.

Fox News — Latest

ICE Arrests Alleged Foreign Terrorist Leader Following Car Chase in North Carolina

ICE arrested Felipe Linares de Oliveira Dell Aquilla, a Brazilian illegal immigrant and alleged leader of two Foreign Terrorist Organizations, following a car chase in North Carolina on June 5, 2026. He faces charges including fleeing to elude arrest, kidnapping, and possession of a firearm. A search of his vehicle yielded multiple electronic devices and cash.

Fox News — Politics

ICE Arrests Alleged Foreign Terrorist Leader Following Car Chase in North Carolina

ICE arrested Felipe Linares de Oliveira Dell Aquilla in North Carolina after he allegedly attempted to evade a traffic stop. Dell Aquilla, a Brazilian national, is wanted in Brazil for criminal association and extortion and is accused of being a leader in two designated Foreign Terrorist Organizations. He faces multiple charges following the incident.

The Verge

Xbox Announces Closure of Compulsion Games Amid Restructuring

Xbox is set to close Compulsion Games, the studio behind 'South of Midnight,' as part of a company restructuring that includes anticipated layoffs. Asha Sharma, who has been leading Xbox since February, highlighted challenges within the business and the need for a reset in a recent memo.

The Daily Beast

Boris Epshteyn Becomes Influential Adviser to Trump in Second Term

Boris Epshteyn has emerged as a significant adviser to President Donald Trump during his second term, known for his involvement in legal matters and support for the president. Despite some skepticism from others in Trump's circle, Epshteyn's influence continues to grow, particularly in legal and media-related roles. Questions about his financial status have been addressed by acquaintances.

Fox News — Latest

Robert De Niro Critiques U.S. Leadership During Speech in New York City

During a speech in New York City, actor Robert De Niro criticized U.S. leadership under President Donald Trump, stating he cannot love the country while it is led by what he described as a "racist, misogynist, xenophobic tyrant." De Niro's comments drew a response from the White House, which labeled him as irrelevant and accused him of inciting violence.

Washington Examiner

Pennsylvania Attorney General Approves $1.1 Million for Security Upgrades at Governor's Private Residence

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday has approved a settlement for $1.1 million in security upgrades at Governor Josh Shapiro's private residence, following an arson attack in April 2025. The decision resolves a dispute with State Treasurer Stacy Garrity over the legality of using public funds for private property improvements and underscores the need for clearer legal frameworks for such security measures.