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Senator Tommy Tuberville has released residency and tax documents in response to challenges from former opponent Ken McFeeters regarding his qualifications for the Alabama gubernatorial race. McFeeters has raised concerns about Tuberville's residency status, citing his voting history in Florida. Tuberville maintains that his homestead exemption in Alabama supports his residency claim.
President Trump announced his intention to appoint Todd Blanche as the permanent Attorney General, praising his performance in the role. No specific timeline for the nomination was provided.
The Iowa primary elections featured significant upsets, with Zach Lahn defeating Trump-endorsed Rep. Randy Feenstra in the GOP primary for governor. Additionally, Josh Turek emerged victorious over Zach Wahls in the Democratic primary.
Jamshid Ghomi, a dual U.S.-Iranian national, was arrested for allegedly supplying American technology to Iran's nuclear program. He faces federal charges for conspiring to violate U.S. sanctions and laundering significant amounts of money. The DOJ has been targeting networks involved in similar activities.
Susan Saulny, a journalist, investigates her family history, particularly her Creole great-uncle who relocated to Chicago and chose to identify as white. This decision has had lasting effects on her family's dynamics and connections.
Markwayne Mullin, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, addressed congressional panels on June 2 and 3, 2026, discussing the return of ICE training to regular standards. His comments were made during hearings focused on the agency's operations.
Markwayne Mullin, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, addressed congressional panels on June 2 and 3, 2026, discussing the training standards for ICE. He indicated that the training would return to regular standards.
Conservative lawmakers in the House are challenging a Senate proposal that combines a temporary ban on central bank digital currency with an extension of warrantless surveillance powers. The proposal is led by Senators Tom Cotton and Chuck Grassley.
Juan Gabriel Reyes attempted to open an emergency door during a Frontier Airlines flight, leading to an emergency landing in Miami. He was subdued by crew members and a former MMA fighter before being arrested upon landing.
Donald Trump indicated that Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio could be a formidable team for the Republican nomination in the 2028 presidential election. He expressed admiration for both figures during an interview but refrained from naming a preferred successor.
Graham Platner has canceled his trip to Washington, D.C., where he was scheduled to attend a fundraising event with VoteVets. The cancellation comes after media inquiries into his past.
Graham Platner has withdrawn from a fundraising event with VoteVets in Washington, D.C. This decision follows inquiries from The New York Post about his past.
Speaker Mike Johnson expressed his disapproval of Democrats' concerns regarding the appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence. He stated that their claims about potential risks to the reauthorization of foreign surveillance powers are unfounded.
Federal authorities have raided a $35 million mansion in Southern California owned by tech executive Ghomi. He is being investigated for violations of U.S. sanction laws, money laundering, tax evasion, and other crimes.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed concerns about the lack of progress towards a peace deal in the Russia-Ukraine war, citing insufficient concessions from both sides. He reiterated the U.S. commitment to supporting Ukraine while highlighting recent Russian attacks on Kyiv. President Zelensky has requested more air defense systems to protect against these assaults.
The boys' track team from Mallard Creek High School in North Carolina will share the state championship after the disqualification of Nyan Brown was overturned. The disqualification stemmed from Brown's post-race celebration during a relay event.
Instagram is notifying users whose accounts were hacked, despite Meta's claims of fixing issues with its AI support chatbot. The chatbot had previously enabled hackers to access user accounts.
Four individuals have received death sentences from a Nigerian court for their roles in the murder of worshippers at a Catholic church. One additional individual was acquitted due to lack of evidence.
Owain Rhys Davies, an actor recognized for his work in various television and film projects, has died at the age of 44. His family confirmed the news this week.
Rep. Bill Keating criticized Secretary of State Marco Rubio during a House Committee hearing over the qualifications of recent national security appointments. Keating questioned Rubio about Bill Pulte and Elias Irizarry, expressing concerns about their lack of relevant experience. The hearing featured a tense exchange between Keating and Rubio regarding foreign policy issues and time management.
Surveillance footage from Astoria, Queens, shows three men removing a manhole cover on Sunday. Residents are questioning the reasons behind this action.
The Marquette Law School Poll conducted from May 20-26, 2026, shows President Trump's approval rating has declined to 38%, with significant disapproval on issues like the economy and inflation. Despite this decline, Trump retains strong influence among GOP primary voters, with 71% indicating they would support candidates he endorses.
Bari Weiss, CBS News editor in chief, and Scott Pelley, a former correspondent, publicly criticized each other following Pelley’s termination. Weiss stated that Pelley broke trust during a meeting, while Pelley claimed Weiss misrepresented their discussions and accused CBS executives of being dismissive.
Representative Ogles deleted a tweet that made a controversial statement regarding homosexuality. He attributed the tweet's content to his staff following backlash.
On June 3, 2026, Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that the US might reinstate funding for a global vaccine alliance, reversing a prior decision by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to withhold funds over vaccine concerns. The announcement was made during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee meeting.
A man was shot dead by the FBI following a hostage situation at a California bank. Two hostages were released on Tuesday, and the remaining hostages were released unharmed on Wednesday.
Sophie Cunningham of the Indiana Fever criticized the team's performance after consecutive losses, highlighting a need for toughness and role clarity. The Fever, currently 4-4, are struggling defensively despite having a strong offense. The team held a meeting to address these issues and aims to improve in their upcoming game against the Atlanta Dream.
A helicopter crash involving the UK Royal Navy has led to three fatalities. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has expressed condolences, calling the incident tragic. The cause of the crash is still under investigation.
President Samia Suluhu Hassan of Tanzania is visiting Russia for three days with a business delegation. This visit occurs against a backdrop of strained relations between Tanzania and Western nations due to recent criticisms of the country's handling of dissent.
A magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck off the coast of Hawaii's Big Island, with shaking felt by residents on the Big Island and parts of Maui.
The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC) has expanded its target list for legislative seats in Texas, adding a dozen more to its focus. This decision comes as Democrats seek to increase their presence in the state, influenced by recent electoral performances. The DLCC is targeting specific districts held by Republican incumbents, marking a renewed investment in Texas legislative races since 2020.
Two police officers have been removed from their roles after allegations of inappropriate remarks were made at the residence of Prince William and Kate Middleton. A staff member reported that one officer tried to add her as a friend on Facebook, which she found inappropriate.
An Ebola outbreak is occurring in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with cases crossing into neighboring regions. There are no approved vaccines or treatments for the strain involved in this outbreak.
A Pakistani court has sentenced Abid Malhi and Shafqat Ali to death for the gang rape of a French tourist in March 2021. The attack took place on the Sialkot-Lahore Motorway, where the men were found guilty of multiple charges, including kidnapping and robbery.
The OECD has outlined two potential scenarios for the global economy in light of the ongoing conflict in Iran. A resolution could lead to modest growth, while prolonged conflict may result in significant economic downturns and increased inflation. The U.S. is projected to benefit from AI investments, although vulnerabilities remain due to dependencies on energy and supply chains.
A sealed hearing took place in the New York state case against Luigi Mangione, who is accused of shooting healthcare executive Brian Thompson. The hearing was conducted at the defense's request, with the trial set for September 8, 2024.
The California primaries revealed the resilience of established House Democrats, with Representatives Brad Sherman and Mike Thompson advancing to the general election after strong performances. In contrast, challengers advocating for generational change faced significant hurdles, with some incumbents maintaining their positions. The outcomes suggest that while the push for younger leadership continues, it has not yet achieved the anticipated success.
Prince Harry was seen at a polo match in Montecito, California, where he watched the son of his friend Nacho Figueras compete. Meghan Markle and their children did not attend the event.
Senator John Fetterman expressed regret over the Democratic push to eliminate the filibuster during the Biden administration, citing potential serious consequences for the country. He openly acknowledged his previous misjudgment regarding the issue.
Ford has recalled nearly 5,000 Bronco SUVs due to safety issues, advising owners against driving the vehicles. The recall highlights significant safety concerns associated with these units.
Amazon plans to integrate AI-generated product images into its search functionality. The initiative is intended to enhance user experience by providing more relevant product visuals based on search queries.
Speaker Mike Johnson addressed a deleted social media post by Rep. Andy Ogles that claimed 'homosexuality has no place in America.' Johnson criticized the post as 'untoward' and emphasized the importance of loving one's neighbor, while Ogles acknowledged the backlash and described his comments as 'stupid' and 'hurtful.'
President Trump criticized Scott Pelley, a former correspondent for '60 Minutes,' during a podcast interview. This remark came after Pelley was let go from CBS News, with Trump stating that Pelley has 'his own problems.'
An FBI operation resulted in the fatal shooting of a suspect who held hostages in a Bakersfield, California office building for about 12 hours. The hostages were unharmed, and the incident began with a bomb threat at the Chase Bank building. Police evacuated nearby structures and established a perimeter during the standoff.
Judge Christopher Cooper ruled that Donald Trump's name must be removed from the Kennedy Center, citing legal authority limits. Trump criticized the ruling, alleging a conflict of interest due to Cooper's wife, Amy Jeffress, who has ties to anti-Trump figures and currently represents President Biden. Cooper's decision underscores that only Congress can rename the institution.
U.S. District Court Judge Christopher Cooper ruled that only Congress can rename the Kennedy Center, leading to the removal of Donald Trump's name. Trump has accused Cooper of a conflict of interest due to his wife's connections to individuals critical of him, which Cooper has faced scrutiny for in the past.
Germany was unable to secure a seat on the UN Security Council, competing against Austria and Portugal for the positions available in the 'Western Europe and Others' group. The Security Council consists of fifteen member states from a total of 193 UN members.
The California governor primary vote count is currently being led by a former UK political aide and a Biden cabinet secretary. Tom Steyer, a billionaire climate activist, is in third place as the counting progresses.
Wim Wenders has withdrawn his 1975 film that includes a topless scene of then-13-year-old actress Nastassja Kinski. Kinski expressed that Wenders did not provide adequate protection during the filming of that scene.
The foreign minister of Turkiye and the president of Indonesia are aiming to achieve a $10 billion trade goal. Their discussions included multiple sectors such as defense, energy, transportation, and halal food.