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The Transportation Department has subpoenaed New York in connection with a federal investigation into a deadly bus crash on Interstate 95 in Virginia. The subpoena seeks records related to the driver's commercial license and training, as five people died in the crash, including two children. The FMCSA has set a compliance deadline for New York and warned of penalties for noncompliance.
Abelardo de la Espriella and Ivan Cepeda are set to face each other in the run-off for Colombia's presidential election. The election has created a notable level of public interest.
The Trump administration has modified the rebate program for electric appliances, removing cash incentives for consumers who switch from gas to electric. This change follows new guidance issued by the Energy Department regarding the program established under the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has ordered the DMV to continue blocking the issuance of undercover license plates to ICE officials, citing concerns over public safety and community trust. This follows a lawsuit from the Department of Justice challenging similar policies in Oregon and other states as unconstitutional.
A group of foreign Christians addressed the Knesset, seeking forgiveness for their past lack of support for Israel. Their statement included a plea for divine forgiveness.
The Trump administration has accelerated research into the use of psychedelics, and experts suggest that these drugs could potentially be used for treatment in minors in the near future.
The Trump administration is accelerating research into psychedelics, with experts indicating that this could lead to the potential use of these drugs for treating minors in the future.
A study from Portugal suggests that analyzing writing patterns may help detect cognitive impairment in older adults earlier than traditional methods. The research involved 58 participants and highlighted differences in writing speed and coordination between those with and without cognitive issues. Limitations of the study include its small sample size and lack of medication consideration.
On May 13, 2026, US military aircrews identified a vessel suspected of drug smuggling northwest of Puerto Rico. The operation involved tracking the vessel overnight and deploying interceptors the following day.
CEPI has pledged over $60 million to expedite the development of vaccines against Bundibugyo ebolavirus, including $50 million to Moderna for its mRNA-based vaccine. This funding aims to support preclinical and Phase 1 testing while enhancing manufacturing capabilities for potential large-scale trials.
Denmark has established a new government after resolving an election deadlock. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen will maintain her role in addressing ongoing matters concerning Greenland.
A federal court has unsealed documents related to a dispute between Fulton County, Georgia, and the Justice Department over a subpoena for information about election workers from the 2020 election. Fulton County is attempting to block the subpoena, arguing it infringes on privacy rights. The case is part of a broader investigation into the county's election processes, which has been contentious since the 2020 election.
Israeli troops have captured Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, a historic site from the Crusader era. The Israel Defense Forces shared images of the flag raising, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu noted this as a significant shift in military policy.
Joy Behar missed two episodes of 'The View' in November 2025 as a result of an injury. Further details about her current absence were not provided.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has sued OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, alleging that the company failed to warn users about the dangers of ChatGPT. This lawsuit marks Florida as the first state to take legal action against OpenAI, amidst ongoing investigations and previous attempts by state officials to regulate AI technologies.
Beaufort Castle has a long history as a stronghold for multiple factions, including Crusaders and Saladin's forces. It is currently under Israeli control.
Governor Janet Mills of Maine reminded voters of her candidacy for the Democratic Senate primary amid reports concerning Graham Platner's alleged inappropriate communications. Mills clarified that she has not withdrawn from the race but has only suspended active campaigning.
Rep. Byron Donalds has voiced a rare disagreement with President Trump on AI policy, advocating for state-level regulation rather than a national approach. He believes Florida is well-equipped to lead in AI regulation, while Trump fears that state regulations could impede innovation.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams met with GOP gubernatorial candidate Andrew Blakeman to discuss campaign strategies for New York City. Blakeman highlighted the focus on middle-class residents in various boroughs during their conversation.
Hackers exploited Meta's AI support chatbot to take control of high-profile Instagram accounts by changing their email addresses while using a VPN. This method was shared in hacker communities and led to the temporary compromise of accounts, including those of the Barack Obama White House. Meta has since released a patch to fix the vulnerability.
Southwest Airlines has revised its seating policy for plus-size travelers, changing a key element of the guidelines that were recently implemented. This decision follows feedback from the public and advocacy groups.
Mette Frederiksen has been re-elected as Denmark's Prime Minister, marking her third term in office. The Social Democrats won a majority in the recent parliamentary elections held on June 1, 2026.
U.S. President Donald Trump has canceled a planned IDF strike on Beirut after discussing the situation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Netanyahu indicated that Israel would respond to Hezbollah's attacks on its territory if they continued.
GOP Representative Kat Cammack criticized the Trump administration's $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund, which was scrapped after backlash from congressional Republicans. Cammack emphasized the seriousness of government weaponization during her appearance on Fox News.
The UK government has blocked entry for Cenk Uygur and Hasan Piker, citing public safety concerns. Both commentators attribute the denial to their criticisms of Israel. They were scheduled to speak at events in London, including SXSW.
Governor Janet Mills reaffirmed her Senate candidacy in light of allegations against Graham Platner, the likely Democratic nominee. Platner has been accused of sending inappropriate texts to women outside his marriage.
Governor Janet Mills confirmed her candidacy for the Senate in Maine during a local news interview. Her comments came in response to allegations against Graham Platner, the likely Democratic nominee, concerning inappropriate text messages sent to women.
The Justice Department stated it will follow a court order that has paused a fund aimed at assisting victims of government 'weaponization.' The department disagrees with the ruling but will comply.
The Justice Department will follow a court order that has paused a $1.776 billion fund aimed at victims of government 'weaponization.' Despite its disagreement with the ruling, the department confirmed its commitment to comply.
The Justice Department has stated it will adhere to a court ruling that has temporarily halted a $1.8 billion compensation fund. The ruling was issued by a federal judge in Virginia and requires additional arguments later in the month.
Los Angeles law enforcement is preparing for heightened security during the two Iranian FIFA World Cup matches at SOFI Stadium in June 2026. Details of the security measures have not been made public.
In the lead-up to the June 2 primary, candidates for California governor are presenting their final arguments to voters. This includes a focus on their key messages and policy proposals as the election date approaches.
An appeals court panel has determined that a Pentagon policy barring individuals with gender dysphoria from military service is illegal. The policy was issued by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Four men escaped from a Dallas County jail in Alabama by overpowering the guards. Two of the escapees were recaptured on Monday, and authorities are still searching for the other two.
On June 1, 2026, protests took place in central Kenya against a US-funded plan to create a quarantine center for Americans exposed to Ebola. The demonstration highlights local apprehensions about the facility's establishment.
Nancy Mace and Ralph Norman are persisting in their campaigns for the South Carolina governor's race despite losing Donald Trump's endorsement to Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette. The primary election is set for June 9, and candidates must secure over 50% of the vote to avoid a runoff on June 23.
Governor Gavin Newsom addressed challenges facing the Democratic Party and the ongoing homelessness crisis in California during a podcast interview. He highlighted the need for more effective leadership and noted a recent decrease in unsheltered homelessness, while also reflecting on the party's reputation and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on public trust.
Amnesty International and the ACLU have released travel advisories for LGBT individuals, suggesting potential risks while visiting the United States. This comes as 'Pride houses' are being set up in California in preparation for the World Cup.
Advocacy groups in Kenya have demanded that the government take action to combat gender-based violence, giving a 40-day deadline for intervention. The groups are highlighting the urgent need to address the rising femicide crisis in the country.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has seen close to 300 cases and 42 deaths as of June 1, 2026. Uganda has reported one fatality linked to the outbreak.
Rep. Mike Lawler has publicly criticized New York Democrats for their stance on fair elections, accusing them of attempting to manipulate electoral maps during the upcoming redistricting process. His remarks highlight ongoing tensions regarding electoral integrity.
Armenian Prime Minister [Name] has declined Russia's request for a referendum regarding EU membership, indicating a shift in Armenia's foreign policy towards the West. This development highlights the growing tensions between Armenia and its traditional ally, Russia.
Governor Janet Mills of Maine confirmed that she is still on the ballot for the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, despite suspending her campaign. She clarified that she did not withdraw from the race and highlighted her ongoing support for the LGBTQ+ community in a recent social media post.
On June 1, 2026, a federal appeals court ruled that the Trump administration's transgender military ban is likely unconstitutional, blocking the removal of current service members with gender dysphoria. The decision does not prevent the Pentagon from prohibiting transgender individuals from joining the military. Judge Wilkins emphasized the greater hardship faced by active service members compared to those seeking to enlist.
Donald Trump has paused a $1.8 billion fund intended to combat the weaponization of government agencies. This decision comes after discussions with congressional Republicans who raised concerns about his IRS settlement.
Two hikers encountered two grizzly bears in Glacier National Park over Memorial Day weekend, capturing the event on video. The hikers used bear spray to safely deter the bears, and both parties emerged unharmed. The National Park Service continues to emphasize safety guidelines for hiking in bear country.
St. John's baseball team has achieved a significant milestone by advancing to the Super Regionals of the College World Series for the second time in its history, following a victory over Florida State.
The FBI has executed a large-scale operation against a global scam network, resulting in over 300 arrests and the seizure of more than $8 billion in cryptocurrency. The operation targeted scam compounds in various regions, leading to the rescue of over 2,000 trafficking victims and significant disruptions to the scam infrastructure.
Florida has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, linking the case to a shooting incident at Florida State University in 2025. The lawsuit addresses allegations concerning ChatGPT's role in the incident.
Carnival Cruise Line reported a data breach that may have exposed the personal information of approximately 6 million passengers. The company has recommended that those affected take steps to safeguard their information.