New York Times — Politics
07:40 AM
State Senator Scott Wiener and Connie Chan are competing for the congressional seat in San Francisco that will be vacated by Nancy Pelosi. Wiener has been actively campaigning for the position.
New York Times — Politics
07:40 AM
State Senator Scott Wiener is running for the congressional seat in San Francisco that will be left open by Nancy Pelosi. The upcoming election will decide who will take over this position.
Deutsche Welle
07:37 AM
Protests took place in Southampton regarding the murder of finance student Henry Nowak, who was killed in December. The incident involved police interaction where Nowak was handcuffed following accusations of racist abuse.
Al Jazeera English
07:34 AM
Muhammad Ali's widow, Lonnie Ali, commemorated the tenth anniversary of his death by advocating for a 'day of compassion' amidst growing divisions in the US. She highlighted the significance of service as a core value in Ali's legacy.
Al Jazeera English
07:22 AM
CBS has fired Scott Pelley from 60 Minutes following a reported clash with management. Pelley allegedly accused the network's leadership of damaging the program's reputation.
New York Times — US
07:19 AM
Marni von Wilpert won in the open primary for the 48th Congressional District, alleviating concerns among Democrats about the advancement of two Republican candidates to the November election. Jim Desmond also progressed in the race.
New York Times — Politics
07:19 AM
Marni von Wilpert secured a victory in the recent open primary for the 48th Congressional District, addressing Democratic concerns about a potential Republican-only runoff in the upcoming November election.
New York Post
07:16 AM
The Los Angeles Dodgers won against the Arizona Diamondbacks, with Freddie Freeman hitting a two-run home run and Shohei Ohtani adding a two-run triple. The Dodgers managed to hold off late-game threats from the Diamondbacks.
Al Jazeera English
07:15 AM
Brazil is preparing for the 2026 World Cup in North America, aiming to secure their sixth title. Player Casemiro highlighted the need for the team to stay focused and sharp leading up to the tournament.
Al Jazeera English
07:15 AM
A drone attack in Russian-held territory has led to the deaths of seven people, according to Denis Pushilin, the head of Donetsk. The incident involved a bus that was traveling between Moscow and Simferopol.
Deutsche Welle
07:13 AM
Ukrainian drones have targeted Saint Petersburg, marking an escalation in long-range strikes amid the ongoing conflict. The attack occurred during an event known as 'Russia's Davos.'
Washington Examiner
07:09 AM
Scott Wiener has advanced to the general election for California's 11th Congressional District after winning the primary election with 41.3% of the votes. The primary featured a competitive field of candidates, and Wiener will face either Connie Chan or Saikat Chakrabarti in the general election. Pelosi endorsed Chan, while Wiener has focused on various progressive issues.
Washington Examiner
07:09 AM
Scott Wiener has advanced to the general election following the California 11th district primary, receiving 41.3% of the vote. Connie Chan and Saikat Chakrabarti are competing for the second spot to join him in the general election. This primary is notable as it is the first competitive race for the district in nearly four decades.
New York Times — Business
07:02 AM
The OECD has indicated that the ongoing conflict in Iran is contributing to higher energy prices, which will likely lead to a slowdown in global economic growth and rising inflation rates until 2027.
Deutsche Welle
06:59 AM
Ethiopia is counting votes from a recent election, reflecting a shift in attitudes toward democracy in Africa. Burkina Faso's junta leader previously urged citizens to disregard democratic principles.
BBC — World
06:54 AM
Kuwait has reported that its international airport has been damaged by Iranian drone strikes, resulting in suspended traffic. This event is part of ongoing regional tensions.
Al Jazeera English
06:52 AM
A video of police arresting a student who subsequently died has prompted widespread protests in the UK. The public is calling for accountability in response to the incident.
NPR — Top Stories
06:45 AM
The U.S. military has confirmed that Iran fired missiles at Kuwait and Bahrain, which were either unsuccessful or intercepted. In retaliation, the U.S. launched strikes on an Iranian facility.
NPR — Top Stories
06:45 AM
Kuwait's main airport was closed after Iranian drones attacked, causing damage and one death. This event is part of escalating tensions between Iran and the US, which are testing a fragile ceasefire in the Persian Gulf.
NPR — Top Stories
06:45 AM
The U.S. military has stated that Iran fired missiles at Kuwait and Bahrain, which were either unsuccessful or intercepted. In retaliation, the U.S. launched strikes against an Iranian facility.
Daily Mail
06:43 AM
A recent study indicates that giant scorpions, measuring around 3.2 feet long, inhabited Britain during the Devonian period, approximately 415 million years ago.
BBC — World
06:30 AM
A drone strike in Crimea has led to the deaths of seven individuals on a bus traveling from Moscow to Simferopol. The attack took place in a region currently controlled by Russia.
Fox News — Latest
06:24 AM
Toby Doeden has advanced to a July runoff in the South Dakota GOP gubernatorial race, with the second contender still to be determined. Incumbent Governor Larry Rhoden, along with U.S. Representative Dusty Johnson and House Speaker Jon Hansen, are potential candidates for the runoff. Rhoden has emphasized his conservative positions and the need for business-friendly policies in the state.
Fox News — Politics
06:24 AM
South Dakota Governor Larry Rhoden has moved on to a runoff in the Republican primary against businessman Toby Doeden after no candidate surpassed the 35% vote threshold. The final election is set for June 28, following an eight-week campaign period. Rhoden aims to continue the policies of former Governor Kristi Noem, while Doeden presents himself as a political outsider.
Fox News — Politics
06:24 AM
Toby Doeden has advanced to a runoff in the South Dakota gubernatorial race, with the second contender still to be determined. Incumbent Governor Larry Rhoden has a chance to participate, depending on the outcomes involving other candidates. Rhoden aims to continue the policies of former Governor Kristi Noem.
Fox News — Politics
06:24 AM
Toby Doeden will proceed to a runoff in the South Dakota GOP gubernatorial race, with the second contender still to be determined. Incumbent Governor Larry Rhoden remains a potential candidate for the runoff, depending on the outcomes of the ongoing primary contest.
New York Post
06:21 AM
The Spurs are preparing for the NBA Finals against the Knicks, with their center emphasizing the need to refocus on the upcoming challenges. The team is moving past their previous successes to concentrate on the final round.
The Hill
06:21 AM
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is expected to move forward to the general election in her reelection campaign. The final opponent has not yet been confirmed, and Bass has encountered significant competition during this election cycle.
New York Post
06:21 AM
Spencer Pratt, a mayoral candidate, is gearing up for a potential runoff against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass in the upcoming November election. After recent election results, Pratt has outlined his strategy and criticized Bass's tenure as mayor.
Guardian — US
06:07 AM
The midterm primary elections in six states, including California and Iowa, saw significant contests for various political positions. In Maine, Senate candidate Graham Platner is under scrutiny due to reports of inappropriate text exchanges, impacting his campaign as he meets with Democratic leaders.
Al Jazeera English
06:03 AM
Lionel Messi is undergoing individual training to address muscle fatigue in his left hamstring. This comes as the Argentina national team holds its first practice session in preparation for the World Cup.
Guardian — US
05:58 AM
The California gubernatorial primary election results are still too close to call, with early results showing Steve Hilton, Xavier Becerra, and Tom Steyer leading. Two Democratic candidates have conceded as many ballots remain to be counted.
BBC — World
05:42 AM
A drone strike on a bus in Crimea has led to seven fatalities. The bus was en route from Moscow to Simferopol when the attack occurred.
Guardian — US
05:33 AM
Karen Bass has emerged as the leading candidate in the Los Angeles mayoral primary but will not proceed without a runoff, having received less than 50% of the votes. She is set to face either Spencer Pratt or Nithya Raman in the November general election.
Guardian — US
05:28 AM
George Santos, a former congressman, is being investigated by federal authorities for allegedly engaging in insider trading by betting on his own attendance at the State of the Union address. The investigation centers around bets placed on the online prediction market Kalshi.
Al Jazeera English
05:26 AM
Senator Marco Rubio announced that the US will lift sanctions on Iran contingent upon the country giving up its enriched uranium. This statement reflects the current diplomatic stance amid ongoing tensions in the region.
BBC — Business
05:18 AM
The UK Competition and Markets Authority has introduced a measure allowing publishers to opt out of Google AI search results. This initiative aims to strengthen the negotiating position of publishers in their dealings with Google.
Fox News — Latest
05:15 AM
The Supreme Court has allowed Alabama to use a congressional map that is expected to benefit the GOP in the upcoming midterm elections. The ruling follows an emergency appeal from Alabama Republicans and has been met with dissent from some justices and criticism from voting rights groups.
Fox News — Politics
05:15 AM
The Supreme Court has approved Alabama's congressional map for the upcoming midterm elections, which includes one majority-Black district. The decision follows an emergency appeal from Alabama Republicans and has faced dissent from liberal justices and voting rights advocates who argue it undermines Black voting power.
BBC — World
05:13 AM
Documents reveal that Shell operated an oil pipeline in Nigeria for years while evidence of pollution was present. The company claims that the documents lack important context regarding the operating environment at the time.
Al Jazeera English
05:06 AM
Kyiv residents are taking shelter due to ongoing Russian attacks that continued into the daytime after overnight strikes. The situation remains tense as hostilities persist.
New York Times — Politics
05:01 AM
Representative Randy Feenstra lost the Iowa Republican primary for governor, even after receiving an endorsement from President Trump. The outcome raises questions about the influence of Trump's endorsements in local elections.
New York Times — US
05:01 AM
Representative Randy Feenstra lost the Iowa gubernatorial primary election, even after receiving an endorsement from President Trump shortly before the election. The outcome raises questions about the impact of endorsements in political races.
New York Post
04:58 AM
Mai Vang, a Sacramento City Councilwoman, is trailing in the early election results of her primary race against Congresswoman Doris Matsui. Vang has received backlash from local residents for her actions regarding the Pledge of Allegiance and the US flag.
New York Post
04:53 AM
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka has lifted a curfew around Delaney Hall following a protest that did not result in any arrests. The mayor emphasized the importance of allowing free speech and peaceful assembly.
Fox News — Politics
04:52 AM
Rep. Randy Feenstra conceded to Zach Lahn in the Iowa GOP gubernatorial primary, marking an upset victory for Lahn. Lahn will now compete against Democratic State Auditor Rob Sand in the November general election, which is expected to be competitive.
Fox News — Latest
04:52 AM
Rep. Randy Feenstra conceded to Zach Lahn in Iowa's GOP gubernatorial primary on June 3, 2026. Lahn, who campaigned on an 'Iowa First' message, will face Democratic State Auditor Rob Sand in the November general election, which is expected to be competitive.
New York Times — World
04:51 AM
Iran attempted to launch attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait, which were reportedly thwarted. In retaliation, the U.S. military executed strikes in Iran, citing self-defense as the rationale for their actions.
New York Times — US
04:48 AM
Representative Brad Sherman will face Republican Larry Thompson in the November election after both candidates advanced from a nonpartisan primary in Southern California. Sherman is currently serving his 15th term in Congress.
New York Times — Politics
04:48 AM
Representative Brad Sherman will face Republican Larry Thompson in the November election following their advancement in a nonpartisan House primary in Southern California. Sherman is currently serving his 15th term in Congress.