Rep. James Comer has requested that lawyer Alan Dershowitz provide testimony to the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee regarding the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. The request is based on various documents and public reports related to the case.
US Congressman Ryan Zinke has indicated that President Trump is looking for a deal with Iran but will not provide financial support. This statement reflects the administration's stance on negotiations with Iran.
Graham Platner has been nominated as the Democratic Senate candidate for Maine, with the party aiming to enhance male voter support. Platner's nomination follows allegations of abuse and inappropriate conduct, which he has denied, claiming they are politically motivated.
The unapproved stem cell treatment market for autism is growing in the U.S., with families seeking these therapies despite the lack of FDA approval. Experts are concerned about the potential exploitation of vulnerable families and the loosening of FDA regulations under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The FDA has only approved stem cells for limited medical uses, and the efficacy of such treatments for autism remains unproven.
Teachers in Richland Parish, Louisiana, will receive bonuses of up to $50,935 for the current year, according to the school board. This marks a substantial increase from last year's maximum bonus of $10,200.
The Department of Justice has initiated a lawsuit against Virginia over a new mask ban for federal agents, asserting that the law is unconstitutional. The DOJ argues that the regulations interfere with federal law enforcement operations.
A judge has ruled against delaying the removal of Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center. Meanwhile, Trump is advocating for lawmakers to pass a resolution to void his first-term impeachments, claiming he did nothing wrong.
Ohio Democrats have denounced an FBI search of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative's office, which is part of an investigation into alleged voter fraud. Critics, including Representative Shontel Brown and Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb, have raised concerns about the potential intimidation of voter registration efforts. The FBI has confirmed the investigation but has not disclosed further details.
The FBI conducted a raid on the Cleveland office of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative on June 12, 2026, seizing electronic devices. The operation included interviews with individuals connected to the organization, raising concerns about potential government actions against voter registration groups ahead of the midterm elections.
The FBI raided the Cleveland office of the Ohio Organizing Collaborative on June 12, 2026, seizing computers and phones. The operation raised concerns regarding potential government actions against voting rights organizations ahead of the midterm elections.
Carmelo Anthony and Jeremy Lin have reconciled after 14 years, discussing their past as teammates on the New York Knicks. Their dialogue focused on addressing unanswered questions and false narratives from the time of 'Linsanity' in 2012.
A US district judge has rejected a request from the Kennedy Center to delay the removal of Donald Trump's name from the venue. As the deadline approaches, workers have been seen preparing for the name's removal.
An AP-NORC polling analysis reveals a decline in support for President Donald Trump among independent voters during his second term. The dissatisfaction is notably higher among those without a college degree.
The Washington National Opera has initiated legal proceedings against the Kennedy Center, claiming the return of over $17 million in donor funds after ending a 15-year partnership. WNO asserts that these funds were intended for its artistic and educational purposes, while the Kennedy Center has dismissed the allegations as unfounded.
A federal judge has denied the Kennedy Center's request to pause the removal of President Trump's name from the center. The decision comes as the board seeks to appeal the order requiring the name's removal.
A former U.S. health official has claimed that the Trump administration ignored a study that found health risks linked to consuming even one alcoholic drink per day. The allegation highlights concerns regarding the administration's handling of public health research.
A federal judge ruled that she cannot reinstate a Yosemite National Park ranger who was fired for displaying a transgender pride flag. The ruling did not consider the ranger's claim regarding First Amendment protections.
Multiple tornadoes struck Streator, Illinois on June 11, causing damage to homes and debris in the area. The National Weather Service reported that severe storms affected both Illinois and northwestern Indiana.
MLB will conduct an investigation into Dr. Neal ElAttrache, the head physician for the Dodgers, after a report suggested he backed a performance-enhancing drug exemption for Conor McGregor. The investigation is a response to the claims made in the New York Times.
The Senate Armed Services Committee, led by Republican members, rejected a Democratic effort to prevent federal troops from being deployed at polling stations. The proposed amendments aimed to safeguard elections from military interference and required Congressional notification for troop deployments, but were blocked amid concerns about potential election interference by former President Trump.
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