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Washington Examiner 01:19 PM

Trump Appoints Bill Pulte as Acting Director of National Intelligence

President Donald Trump has appointed Bill Pulte as the new Acting Director of National Intelligence, succeeding Tulsi Gabbard. Pulte, who also serves as the Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, will maintain his housing policy roles while taking on this new position.

The Hill 01:19 PM

Trump appoints William Pulte as acting head of DNI

President Trump has appointed William Pulte, currently the head of the FHFA, as the acting head of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Pulte is known for his role in referring individuals for prosecution in mortgage fraud cases.

The Hill 01:19 PM

Trump appoints William Pulte as acting head of intelligence office

President Trump has appointed William Pulte, currently the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, as the acting head of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. Pulte is known for his involvement in referring individuals for prosecution regarding mortgage fraud.

Deutsche Welle 01:16 PM

Kenyan Court Blocks US Quarantine Center Amid Protests

A Kenyan court has blocked a proposed quarantine center for US citizens, prompting President William Ruto to advise the public to stay calm. The World Health Organization has also reduced the count of suspected Ebola cases.

PBS NewsHour 01:00 PM

Iowa Midterm Primaries Results

The Iowa midterm primaries will decide the candidates for the upcoming November elections. The outcomes are important as they may impact the balance of power in the U.S. Senate and House.

PBS NewsHour 01:00 PM

New Jersey Midterm Primaries: Live Results

New Jersey voters are set to nominate candidates for Congress in a primary election on June 2, 2026. One of the districts in contention is considered a key battleground that could impact control of the U.S. House.

Guardian — US 01:00 PM

Medical Professionals Enter Politics in Response to Health Policy Changes

An increasing number of medical professionals are running for political office, motivated by recent health policy changes. Abdul El-Sayed, a former health director in Detroit, exemplifies this trend through his efforts to improve public health in the city after its financial crisis.

Guardian — US 01:00 PM

Overview of California's Jungle Primary System

California's 'jungle primary' system permits voters to choose candidates from any party during primary elections. Introduced in 2012 by former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, the system aimed to foster competition in races historically won by Democrats.

Guardian — US 01:00 PM

Overview of California's 'Jungle Primary' System

California's 'jungle primary' system permits voters to choose candidates without regard to party affiliation, a practice initiated in 2012 by former Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. This approach aimed to enhance competition in elections where Democrats had consistently prevailed.

PBS NewsHour 01:00 PM

Montana Midterm Primaries Results

Montana's midterm primaries are underway, with retirements in the political field possibly opening opportunities for new candidates. The state has not been a key focus for Democrats aiming to regain control of legislative bodies.

PBS NewsHour 01:00 PM

South Dakota Republican Primary for Governor Scheduled

The South Dakota Republican primary for governor will take place on Tuesday, involving several prominent candidates including the current governor and the speaker of the state House. The race is anticipated to be competitive.

PBS NewsHour 01:00 PM

New Mexico Midterm Primaries Election Results

New Mexico's midterm primaries are occurring against the backdrop of rising gas prices due to the war in Iran. The new governor will have a significant role in addressing the economic challenges arising from this situation.

Fox News — Latest 12:57 PM

Bernie Sanders maintains support for Graham Platner amid text message allegations

Senator Bernie Sanders has reiterated his support for Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner despite reports of Platner sending sexual texts to women after his marriage. Sanders emphasized the importance of focusing on significant issues affecting the public rather than personal controversies. Platner's wife, Amy Gertner, also defended her husband, criticizing media coverage and highlighting the challenges they face.

Fox News — Politics 12:57 PM

Bernie Sanders maintains support for Graham Platner amid controversy

Senator Bernie Sanders has confirmed his continued support for Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner despite reports of Platner's inappropriate text exchanges with women. Sanders emphasized the need to focus on critical issues affecting the public rather than personal controversies.

Washington Examiner 12:53 PM

National Science Foundation to Scale Back Ocean Monitoring Network

The National Science Foundation plans to scale back the Ocean Observatories Initiative, which has monitored ocean conditions for over a decade. The initiative will undergo a phased recovery of its infrastructure, with real-time observations ceasing but previously collected data remaining accessible.

New York Times — World 12:47 PM

Ebola Outbreak Response in Eastern Congo

Health care workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are focused on opening new treatment centers and enhancing testing capabilities amid an Ebola outbreak. The situation is complicated by the region's ongoing challenges related to years of conflict.

Deutsche Welle 12:45 PM

Research Examines Impact of Religious Divides on Conflict During Drought in Nigeria

A study highlights that while drought is often blamed for violence between farmers and herders in Nigeria, the research finds that conflicts are more likely to occur in regions where Muslim herders and Christian communities coexist. This suggests that religious divides play a significant role in intensifying land competition.

Fox News — Latest 12:31 PM

Tom Homan Defends ICE Facility Amid Calls for Closure from Democratic Officials

Tom Homan, the border czar, affirmed that the ICE detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, will not be closed despite opposition from Governor Mikie Sherrill and other Democrats. He defended the legality of the detentions and the conditions at the facility, while protests have escalated into confrontations with law enforcement.

Al Jazeera English 12:04 PM

Southampton Supports Tonda Eckert After Playoff Final Loss

Southampton Football Club has reaffirmed its support for Tonda Eckert after the team missed the opportunity to compete in a playoff final for a Premier League spot. This situation arises amid a scandal involving allegations of spying.

The Hill 12:03 PM

Dr. Mehmet Oz to Host White House Press Briefing

Dr. Mehmet Oz, CMS administrator, is set to host the White House press briefing on June 2, 2026, while press secretary Karoline is on maternity leave. Other Trump administration officials have previously filled this role during her absence.

Fox News — Latest 12:00 PM

Wild Waves Theme Park to Close Permanently After 50 Years

Wild Waves Theme Park in Federal Way, Washington, will close permanently at the end of the 2026 season due to financial losses. The park has been a family destination since 1977, and its operator, Premier Parks, announced the closure following rising operational costs post-COVID-19. Community members have expressed sadness and hope for a buyer to take over the park.

Guardian — US 12:00 PM

Democrats oppose proposal to include cryptocurrency in 401(k) plans

Congressional Democrats are opposing a US Department of Labor proposal to allow cryptocurrency in 401(k) plans, citing concerns over increased financial risk for workers. The proposal could expose approximately $14.2 trillion in retirement savings to volatile investments.

Daily Wire 12:00 PM

Doug Ellin Supports Spencer Pratt for Mayor of Los Angeles

Doug Ellin, creator of 'Entourage,' has endorsed Spencer Pratt for mayor of Los Angeles, citing personal experiences with crime as a motivating factor. He defended Pratt against criticisms of his lack of political experience and expressed a desire for change in the city. Pratt is currently polling second in the mayoral race ahead of the June 2 primary.

Washington Examiner 12:00 PM

Senate Republicans Seek Assurance on Anti-Weaponization Fund's Status

Senate Republicans are seeking confirmation that the $1.776 billion anti-weaponization fund proposed by the Trump administration will be permanently eliminated following a court order blocking its operation. Concerns remain among GOP senators regarding the fund's future, with discussions ongoing about the need for legislative action to formally terminate it.

Washington Examiner 12:00 PM

U.S. Forces Korea Commander Comments on South Korea's Strategic Role

Gen. Xavier Brunson, Commander of U.S. Forces Korea, referred to South Korea as a significant concern for China, prompting criticism from the Chinese Embassy. The Korean Peninsula's strategic importance has been shaped by historical conflicts and current geopolitical dynamics, with both Koreas asserting their independence while navigating complex international relations.

TechCrunch 12:00 PM

Impulse Space raises $500 million for workforce expansion

Impulse Space has raised $500 million to enhance its workforce, highlighting the continued reliance on human talent in engineering. President Eric Romo stated that human skills are essential for developing physical systems.

The Verge 12:00 PM

Uber Reports Unusual Items Left in Robotaxis

Uber's Lost and Found Index has documented a range of unusual items left in robotaxis, including toys and personal items. This year is significant as it is the first time the report includes self-driving vehicles, reflecting Uber's growing involvement in the autonomous vehicle market.

The Hill 12:00 PM

Proposal for a $250 Bill Featuring a Living Person Faces Legal Challenges

President Donald Trump has suggested creating a $250 bill with his likeness to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States. This proposal faces legal hurdles due to existing federal laws that prevent the depiction of living individuals on currency, requiring Congressional action to change the law.

The Atlantic 12:00 PM

Exploring the Trend of Solitude Influencers on Social Media

Lana Isa, a solitude influencer from Toronto, has attracted a significant following by sharing her experiences of living alone and embracing solitude. Her content resonates with viewers who appreciate the peacefulness of her lifestyle, prompting discussions about the balance between solitude and social interaction in modern life.