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Fox News — Politics 01:22 AM

Governor Mikie Sherrill Claims Denial of Access to Newark Detention Facility

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill has accused ICE of denying her access to the Delaney Hall immigration detention facility in Newark, citing concerns over alleged unsafe conditions reported by detainees' families. Sherrill's comments follow a lawsuit filed by the New Jersey Attorney General against the facility's operator, GEO Group Inc., seeking health inspections. The Department of Homeland Security has dismissed the lawsuit as frivolous.

Fox News — Latest 01:22 AM

Governor Mikie Sherrill Claims Denial of Access to Newark Detention Facility by ICE

Governor Mikie Sherrill of New Jersey has accused ICE of denying her access to the Delaney Hall detention facility in Newark, where allegations of unsafe conditions have surfaced. Sherrill's concerns were echoed by families of detainees, prompting a lawsuit from the state against the facility's operator. The Department of Homeland Security has dismissed the lawsuit as frivolous.

New York Post 01:21 AM

Pilot loses control of plane over South Carolina beach

A pilot lost control of his single-engine plane over a crowded beach in South Carolina, leading to a chaotic scene as beachgoers attempted to avoid the aircraft. The pilot's actions caused concern among those present.

Al Jazeera English 01:16 AM

Women in Northern Nigeria Return to School Amid Challenges

Women in northern Nigeria are returning to education after years away, facing challenges that include childcare, household responsibilities, and financial costs. Their efforts highlight the difficulties of balancing education with survival.

Guardian — US 01:15 AM

US military strike on drug smuggling boat results in two fatalities

The US military attacked a boat suspected of drug smuggling in the eastern Pacific Ocean on June 3, 2026, killing two men. This strike is part of an ongoing campaign against alleged narcoterrorists, which has resulted in over 200 deaths since its inception in September.

The Hill 01:03 AM

NASA concludes MAVEN mission after loss of communication

NASA has officially concluded the MAVEN mission after losing contact with the spacecraft for nearly six months. The agency reported that all systems were functioning normally before MAVEN's passage behind Mars in December.

Fox News — Latest 01:00 AM

Albuquerque Funds Guaranteed Basic Income Program with Cannabis Tax Revenue

Albuquerque has launched a taxpayer-funded guaranteed basic income pilot program, financed through cannabis tax revenue, to provide direct cash assistance to struggling families. While the program has shown positive results in improving financial health among participants, it faces criticism and legal challenges from conservative lawmakers. City leaders are seeking to secure ongoing funding to establish the program permanently.

Fox News — Latest 12:54 AM

Cassie Ventura Leaves the U.S. After Testifying in Diddy Trial

Cassie Ventura has left the U.S. after testifying against Sean "Diddy" Combs in his trial for sex crimes. She filed a motion to transfer her ongoing legal case to New York, citing convenience and the relevance of the case to that jurisdiction. Ventura made serious allegations against Diddy during her testimony, and he is currently serving a prison sentence following his conviction on lesser charges.

Guardian — US 12:50 AM

Karen Bass Advances to LA Mayoral Runoff; Challenger Yet to Be Determined

Karen Bass, the incumbent mayor of Los Angeles, led the primary election but did not achieve a majority, necessitating a runoff. She will face either Spencer Pratt or Nithya Raman in the general election, with current vote counts showing Pratt at about 30% and Raman at nearly 23%.

New York Times — US 12:42 AM

Four House Republicans Vote with Democrats on Iran War Powers

Four Republicans in the House of Representatives voted with Democrats to restrict the president's unilateral war powers regarding Iran. This vote indicates a split within the Republican Party on military engagement issues.

cnn.com 12:40 AM

House Votes to Limit President Trump's War Powers Regarding Iran

The House of Representatives voted 215 to 208 to limit President Trump's war powers regarding Iran, with support from four Republican representatives. The resolution requires Senate approval and does not need the president's signature. Concerns were raised by Speaker Mike Johnson about the potential impact on negotiations, while some lawmakers expressed frustration over rising costs linked to the conflict.

TechCrunch 12:30 AM

FirstClub Achieves $255 Million Valuation in Nine Months

Bengaluru-based startup FirstClub has increased its valuation to $255 million in just nine months. The company has reported over 1 million orders and a $50 million annualized gross merchandise value run rate since its launch.

TechCrunch 12:30 AM

FirstClub Achieves $255 Million Valuation in Nine Months

FirstClub, a Bengaluru-based startup, has increased its valuation to $255 million in just nine months. The company has surpassed 1 million orders and reached a $50 million annualized GMV run rate since its launch.

Axios 12:26 AM

House Debate Intensifies Over Rashida Tlaib's Lebanon War Powers Resolution

Tensions in the House of Representatives increased as Rep. Rashida Tlaib pushed for a vote on a Lebanon war powers resolution, leading to heated exchanges between members. The debate has highlighted divisions within the Democratic Party, with some members expressing concerns about the implications of the resolution on U.S. operations in Lebanon.

Washington Examiner 12:20 AM

Trump Signs Executive Order Changing Federal Employee Classification

President Trump signed an executive order on June 4, 2026, reclassifying about 8,000 federal positions to allow for easier removal of senior employees. The order has faced backlash from unions, which argue it compromises protections for federal workers, while the White House claims it will increase accountability.

Guardian — US 12:17 AM

Seattle City Government to Vote on Year-Long Moratorium for New Datacenters

Seattle's city government is set to vote on a year-long moratorium on new datacenters, a move that reflects rising concerns about the energy consumption associated with the AI industry. If approved, the ban would affect proposals from four companies seeking to build datacenters that would significantly increase electricity demand.

Fox News — Latest 12:17 AM

Scott Bessent Questions Senator Ron Wyden's Son's Ties to Jeffrey Epstein

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confronted Senator Ron Wyden during a budget hearing about his son's past connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Bessent highlighted emails indicating that Adam Wyden sought Epstein's support for a business venture and mentioned his investment in Rick's Cabaret. Wyden did not reply to these comments.

Fox News — Politics 12:17 AM

Treasury Secretary Bessent Questions Senator Wyden's Son's Past Ties to Epstein

At a budget hearing, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent questioned Senator Ron Wyden about his son Adam's past ties to Jeffrey Epstein, referencing emails that indicated Adam sought Epstein's support for a business venture. Bessent highlighted Adam's investment in Rick's Cabaret, while Wyden did not respond to the remarks.

ms.now 12:10 AM

New Mexico Truth Commission Issues Subpoenas Related to Jeffrey Epstein

The New Mexico truth commission has issued 14 subpoenas as part of its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's activities in the state, despite calls from former President Trump to move on from the topic. The subpoenas target various institutions, including Epstein's estate and federal agencies, and coincide with a separate investigation by the New Mexico Department of Justice.

apnews.com 12:10 AM

Investigation Underway into Groups Entering NYC Sewers

Authorities are investigating multiple incidents of groups entering New York City's sewer system at night. Security footage has captured these occurrences in Brooklyn and Queens, prompting concerns about safety and legality. The Department of Environmental Protection has confirmed no damage to the sewer infrastructure, and police have stated there is no current threat to public safety.

The Hill 12:01 AM

Sam Altman Addresses Lobbying Efforts After Capitol Hill Meeting

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman addressed concerns about the AI industry's lobbying efforts during a Capitol Hill visit on June 4, 2026. He aimed to distance himself from the industry's financial contributions to the midterm elections amid growing scrutiny.

Fox News — Latest 12:00 AM

FCC Reviews $3 Billion E-Rate Program Amid Concerns Over Screen Time in Schools

The FCC is reviewing its E-Rate program, which subsidizes internet access for schools, due to concerns about the impact of increased screen time on academic performance. The review aims to empower parents and ensure that the program supports positive educational outcomes. A vote on the review is set for June 25.