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The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the F.C.C.'s power to levy fines against cellphone carriers. This ruling comes after the F.C.C. fined Verizon and AT&T for not sufficiently safeguarding customer data.
The Supreme Court has confirmed the F.C.C.'s power to levy fines against cellphone carriers. Verizon and AT&T were previously fined millions for not safeguarding customer data, leading to this legal scrutiny.
Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith made a public appearance together for the first time in several months. In 2023, Jada Pinkett Smith revealed that the couple had been separated for seven years.
The U.S. Southern Command executed a strike on a suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific on June 4, 2026, resulting in the deaths of two people. The command stated that the vessel was linked to designated terrorist organizations but did not disclose specific details.
On June 4, 2026, the Supreme Court ruled in an 8-1 decision that Verizon and AT&T cannot contest fines imposed by the FCC regarding the misuse of customer location data. Chief Justice John Roberts indicated that the companies are not entitled to a jury trial in this matter.
Hezbollah's leader has publicly stated that the group has not committed to the recently announced ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon, which was facilitated by the U.S. This response comes in the wake of the agreement's announcement.
The Senate is currently voting on President Trump's immigration enforcement package, which includes a controversial $2 billion fund. Both Democrats and Republicans are proposing amendments to eliminate this fund, which could affect the bill's passage. Republican leaders express confidence in overcoming these amendments, but the outcome remains uncertain.
The Senate is set to vote on President Trump's immigration enforcement package, which includes a controversial nearly $2 billion fund. Both parties are proposing amendments to eliminate the fund, which could affect the bill's progress. Senate Republican leaders express confidence in their ability to navigate the voting process despite potential challenges.
A Sherpa guide missing for a week on Mount Everest was found crawling to base camp and reunited with his family. They had previously given up hope for his safe return.
Rep. Linda Sánchez criticized Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent during a congressional hearing, accusing the department of corruption and linking rising inflation and costs to Trump's policies. Bessent refuted her claims, emphasizing that trade policy is largely determined by the White House and that the Treasury adheres to legal guidelines regarding audits.
Daniel Frost, 44, has pleaded guilty to violent disorder and possession of a dog lead with a metal carabiner during a protest. He appeared in court on June 4, 2026.
TSMC is struggling to meet the rising demand for semiconductors driven by artificial intelligence, according to CEO C.C. Wei. Despite efforts to expand production in the U.S., the company acknowledges limitations in its capacity to support customer needs.
Astronomers have detected a light signal in the Milky Way's outer regions that may indicate the presence of a primordial black hole, possibly linked to dark matter. The object has been named 'Phoebe.'
Iranian football players Saeid Ezatolahi and Mohammad Ghorbani have commented on how the ongoing conflict involving the US and Israel is impacting their preparations for the World Cup. They highlighted the emotional challenges faced by the team amid the turmoil.
SpaceX has updated its IPO to highlight potential water-related constraints on data center development. This concern is shared by other tech companies, as a Gallup poll shows significant public opposition to data centers, primarily due to water scarcity issues.
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karacsony had charges against him dropped regarding his role in organizing a banned Pride march in 2025. The decision comes amid ongoing discussions about LGBTQ+ rights in Hungary.
Quentin Tarantino criticized modern Hollywood in an article for Sight and Sound, calling it a 'flavourless sausage factory' and expressing difficulty in enjoying new films since the pandemic. He mentioned a few recent films he liked and is currently working on a play set to open in 2027.
President Trump has accused Democrats of trying to steal the elections in California amid ongoing delays in finalizing election results. The state is known for taking an extended period to complete vote counting after Election Day.
A beautician was fatally shot by her ex-husband in an incident linked to a custody dispute. They were set to attend a hearing concerning their children on June 18.
Eight people have been indicted in New York for allegedly participating in a retail theft ring that stole approximately $5 million in goods. The thefts occurred at logistics sites in multiple states, and the stolen items were sold in New York.
Monterey Park, California, has become the first city in the U.S. to approve a ban on data centers, with about 86 percent of voters supporting the measure in the recent elections. The decision reflects a significant local stance on data center operations.
The US-Iran ceasefire, effective since April 8, 2026, is facing significant challenges as tensions continue to rise. Recent military actions by both sides highlight the fragile nature of the ceasefire, which risks becoming a prolonged stalemate due to issues of trust and shifting negotiation terms.
The H-2A visa program is seeing increased reliance from farmers, particularly in Washington, as they adjust to wage changes. Workers like Christian Calderon are part of this workforce, which is crucial for agricultural operations.
Hezbollah has stated it will not accept ceasefire terms that allow Israel to remain in southern Lebanon. Israel has responded by affirming its intention to stay in the area near the border.
Jesse Calhoun has pleaded not guilty to a fifth murder charge in Oregon. He is already facing charges for the deaths of four women, and prosecutors plan to try all five cases together next year.
Karmelo Anthony's murder trial has commenced in Texas, with a jury that does not include Black jurors. He is charged with the first-degree murder of Austin Metcalf during a track meet in 2025 and claims self-defense. The trial is expected to last up to two weeks, with significant public interest and potential implications for jury impartiality.
Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate hopeful from Maine, addressed rumors about himself during a private meeting with Democratic senators, asserting that the most serious allegations are false. He also acknowledged the presence of further rumors.
A plan to establish a US Ebola facility in Kenya has sparked protests among Kenyans and the healthcare workers' union. Specific reasons for the opposition were not provided.
A doorbell camera recorded a group of teenagers attacking a convicted sex offender who claimed to regret his past actions. The incident has sparked discussions about vigilantism and the implications of public sentiment towards those on the sex offender registry.
The New World screwworm has been detected in Texas for the first time in decades, according to the USDA. The parasite was found in a young calf in Zavala County, with no additional cases reported at this time.
USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins will appear before a House panel to discuss the department's domestic priorities and the proposed fiscal 2027 budget. The budget request includes $20.8 billion in discretionary funding, a reduction from the previous year.
Columbia University experienced a data breach in June 2025, compromising the personal information of 1.8 million individuals, including Social Security numbers. Many affected individuals have no ties to the university, and the breach has raised concerns about data security and privacy.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will testify before the House Ways and Means Committee about the fiscal 2027 budget request and Treasury priorities. The hearing addresses concerns over affordability and inflation related to the ongoing conflict in Iran.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will testify again on Capitol Hill regarding President Trump's proposed budget. His previous testimony involved discussions about statements made concerning Bill Pulte, the new acting director of national intelligence.
A train in Iowa derailed following a collision with a semi-truck, leading to the derailment of seventeen train cars and two engines. The incident resulted in significant damage.
The U.S. State Department has released a video aimed at the Iranian people, asserting that their issues stem from the government rather than the citizens. This initiative coincides with ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, emphasizing themes of freedom and self-determination. The video is expected to be broadcast on Persian language outlets and comes after significant anti-government protests in Iran.
The Trump administration is directly communicating with the Iranian people through a video that addresses their challenges and emphasizes the need for change from within. This outreach coincides with ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and Iran and follows the restoration of internet access in Iran after a period of digital isolation during protests.
Representative Lauren Boebert criticized Representative Tom Kean Jr. for his absence from Capitol Hill and the campaign trail. She expressed her concerns during a statement to TMZ, emphasizing the importance of active campaigning for the Republican Party.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent appeared before the House Ways and Means Committee to discuss the department's priorities. His testimony came after he did not confirm the status of immunity for President Trump and his family concerning IRS audits following the abandonment of a proposed compensation fund.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent declined to confirm the status of immunity from IRS audits for President Donald Trump and his family after the administration scrapped plans for a $1.776 billion compensation fund. This fund was designed to assist Trump's allies.
Foreign migrants in South Africa are being forced to leave their homes due to rising anti-immigration violence. This development highlights ongoing issues related to safety and security for foreign nationals in the country.
A heated debate in the House of Representatives occurred after Rep. Max Miller accused Rep. Rashida Tlaib of having ties to Hezbollah during discussions on a resolution regarding U.S. military presence in Lebanon. The resolution, which does not mention Hezbollah, is expected to face bipartisan opposition and may not pass.
The House of Representatives faced turmoil on Wednesday after Rep. Max Miller accused Rep. Rashida Tlaib of having ties to terrorist groups during a debate over a resolution regarding U.S. military presence in Lebanon. The resolution is expected to meet bipartisan opposition and is likely to fail.
An AP investigation reveals that the U.S. government has re-separated children from their families, despite a legal settlement aimed at preventing such actions. The report details the case of Ederson Galicia Alva, who experienced multiple separations from his mother due to immigration policies. The Department of Homeland Security maintains that it follows court orders while enforcing immigration laws.
The House of Representatives passed a resolution on June 4, 2026, limiting President Trump's war powers regarding Iran, with four Republicans voting in favor. This vote reflects growing discontent within the GOP as Trump's approval ratings decline. Additionally, Trump faces challenges in other legislative areas and setbacks in recent primary elections.
The New World screwworm has been detected in Texas for the first time since 1966, posing a threat to the cattle industry. The USDA is implementing measures to control the parasite, including releasing sterilized flies and establishing a quarantine zone. Experts warn that an outbreak could lead to significant financial losses for the livestock sector and increase beef prices.
A study published in the Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience reveals that the brain can learn to multitask through practice, shifting from using the prefrontal cortex to the temporal cortex for certain tasks. This adaptation allows individuals to manage multiple activities more efficiently over time. Experts emphasize the need for patience and practice to enhance multitasking abilities.
Rachel Maddow invited Scott Pelley to consider joining her network after his firing from CBS News. She criticized the circumstances of his dismissal, linking it to broader issues of media freedom under the Trump administration. Pelley was removed following a confrontation with CBS leadership regarding the direction of the news program.
Senate Republicans are voicing opposition to President Trump's nomination of Bill Pulte as Director of National Intelligence, citing concerns over his qualifications. The nomination could impact the renewal of key surveillance legislation set to expire soon. The White House has defended Pulte, asserting he is a suitable choice for the position.
The Republican-led Senate is progressing with a bill to fund immigration enforcement agencies. This decision comes after the Trump administration agreed to drop its settlement fund for political allies and a separate proposal for White House security was removed from the legislation.