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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has declined to testify before Congress regarding the Sports Broadcasting Act, citing ongoing litigation related to the NFL's Sunday Ticket antitrust case. Goodell's previous appearances before Congress have been contentious, with lawmakers scrutinizing the league's business practices and safety protocols.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a new anti-racism council amid rising antisemitism in Canada, which includes members with controversial views on Israel. Critics, including B'nai Brith Canada, have raised concerns about the council's effectiveness and authority to address the issue, citing a record number of antisemitic incidents in the country.
Olumuyiwa Akindahunsi, 29, has been charged with multiple felonies after allegedly assaulting five women on the UCLA campus in a series of incidents last week. The charges include attempted kidnapping and assault with intent to commit rape. Akindahunsi was arrested shortly after the assaults and is being held without bail.
Bill Pulte has been appointed by President Trump as the acting director of National Intelligence, replacing Tulsi Gabbard. His appointment has sparked concerns about the agency's capabilities and national security risks due to his lack of relevant experience.
WIRED's review of code has found that Meta has added a face-recognition system to its smart glasses platform. This system utilizes biometric data from users' phones for identification purposes.
President Donald Trump is set to use the Defense Production Act to provide $700 million in grants to coal-fired power plants across the United States. This funding aims to support existing coal facilities, including those capable of exporting coal.
Analysts indicate that around two-thirds of tankers leaving the Strait of Hormuz are turning off their AIS tracking systems. This tactic is associated with efforts to evade sanctions on oil transport.
Analysts indicate that around two-thirds of tankers are turning off their tracking systems while navigating the Strait of Hormuz. This practice is linked to Iran's efforts to transport sanctioned oil.
John Bolton, the former national security adviser, plans to plead guilty to charges of improperly handling national defense information in his diaries. His rearraignment hearing is scheduled for June 26.
John Bolton, former national security adviser, plans to plead guilty to charges of improperly handling national defense information in his diaries. His rearraignment hearing is scheduled for June 26.
Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei has declared victory over U.S. imperialism, while U.S. officials, including President Trump and Secretary of State Rubio, acknowledge his active role in the Iranian regime. Khamenei's statements come amid ongoing tensions between the two nations and his absence from public view since a bombing incident.
Cam Newton, in a podcast episode, addressed the New York Giants, noting the challenges posed by the team's strong personalities. He described the team as having a significant number of egos.
A jury has awarded $176 million to the family of two children killed in a crash involving Rebecca Grossman, who was found guilty of second-degree murder. The incident occurred in September 2020 when Grossman, under the influence of drugs and alcohol, struck the children while racing her boyfriend, former MLB pitcher Scott Erickson.
The Supreme Court has ruled that the S.E.C. can reclaim illegal financial gains from wrongdoers without needing to demonstrate that victims incurred losses. The unanimous decision was delivered by Justice Neil M. Gorsuch.
The Supreme Court has ruled that the SEC has the authority to strip wrongdoers of illegal financial gains without needing to demonstrate that victims incurred losses. This unanimous decision was authored by Justice Neil M. Gorsuch.
The Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that the SEC can strip wrongdoers of illegal financial gains without needing to prove victim losses. The ruling was delivered by Justice Neil M. Gorsuch.
The Ebola outbreak in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo is facing challenges due to community mistrust and grief. Health workers are actively involved in treatment and burial efforts, but some residents doubt the reality of the disease.
Steve Kroft, a retired correspondent for CBS's '60 Minutes,' remarked in an interview that the program has fundamentally changed and 'no longer exists' as it once did. He attributed this change to substantial firings at CBS.
Advocates have reported that 51 people have gone missing during military operations in Ecuador, causing distress for their families. This situation has prompted concerns from human rights advocates about the implications of military activities on civilians.
The article analyzes the history and current state of gerrymandering in the U.S., detailing its origins and the cyclical nature of political manipulation through districting. It discusses recent legislative actions and judicial decisions that have influenced gerrymandering practices, and proposes considering proportional representation as a potential solution.
The search for Lynette Hooker, a 55-year-old woman missing since April, continues in the Bahamas with both land and sea operations. Investigators are examining discrepancies in her husband's account of her disappearance and utilizing various resources to gather evidence. No charges have been filed against her husband.
New York City officials have announced enhanced security measures for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including increased police presence, drone surveillance, and transit security upgrades. Governor Kathy Hochul emphasized the city's preparedness for the event, which is expected to attract over 1.2 million visitors and generate significant economic impact. However, some athletes are experiencing difficulties with U.S. visa applications.
Post Malone's recent performance has drawn attention due to his unusual on-stage behavior, which has raised concerns among his fans. The incident involved him standing up, looking at the crowd, and spitting into the air.
John Bolton, former national security adviser to Donald Trump, has accepted a plea deal in connection with a documents case. Bolton has been vocal in his criticism of Trump following his tenure in the administration.
Dr. Adam Hisham Hamawy, a Democratic primary winner in New Jersey, faces scrutiny due to his past connections with Omar Abdel-Rahman, the 1993 World Trade Center bombing mastermind. Rep. Michael Lawler plans to investigate Hamawy's suitability for Congress, citing concerns over his previous testimony and associations. Hamawy has defended himself against accusations of terrorism ties.
Republican lawmakers are urging the Department of Justice to investigate sexual assault allegations made by Sarah Kellen, a former assistant to Jeffrey Epstein, against hairstylist Frédéric Fekkai and former Miami Beach mayor Philip Levine. Kellen's allegations were presented during a congressional investigation into Epstein.
A bipartisan group of House lawmakers has introduced a draft for a national framework on artificial intelligence, which seeks to minimize risks and promote research while overriding certain state laws for three years. The draft was released on June 4, 2026.
Terry Rozier has been arrested by the FBI for alleged involvement in an illegal gambling scheme and has pleaded not guilty. As the investigation proceeds, he may be required to forfeit most of his $26 million salary.
Stephen A. Smith expressed concerns about the political landscape in California, suggesting that voter frustrations could lead to a shift towards Republican leadership. He criticized current Democratic leaders for not addressing key issues affecting residents, such as affordability and homelessness, and indicated that California may be an important indicator for national political trends in the upcoming elections.
Brendan John Geier, 26, faces charges from the New Jersey US Attorney’s Office for assaulting federal officers, which resulted in bodily injuries. The acting Attorney General reported that the officers suffered significant wounds.
Hezbollah has rejected a deal between Israel and the Lebanese government, according to the group's leader. This rejection occurs amid ongoing strikes between the two parties, casting doubt on the potential for a new cease-fire.
James "Weston" Higginbotham, a 20-year-old student from Auburn University, has been missing in Japan since May 29. He was last seen leaving a train station in Kyoto and has not returned. Search efforts are ongoing, involving local authorities and various resources, as his family remains hopeful for his safe return.
John Gotti's grandson was arrested for allegedly slapping and choking his girlfriend. This arrest took place just days before he was set to start a prison sentence for stealing COVID relief funds.
Former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has accused the Trump administration of attempting to undermine Mexico's left by using narco-terrorism as a justification. He made these remarks during a public address.
On the 37th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square crackdown, Chinese authorities have warned families of the deceased not to visit graves. This warning reflects ongoing efforts by the government to suppress public memory of the events of 1989.
Sarah Matthews, a former spokesperson for President Trump, expressed criticism of the president's comments about CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins. She praised Collins as an excellent reporter and suggested that Trump's aggressive remarks towards her are due to her effectiveness.
Meta's Oversight Board has raised issues about the due process involved in account bans, calling for more transparency. The board is requesting that Meta clarify the reasons behind violations and the role of AI in its decision-making processes.
The South Carolina Republican primary for governor is gaining attention with a competitive field of candidates aiming to succeed Governor Henry McMaster, who is term-limited. Key candidates include Pamela Evette, Nancy Mace, Alan Wilson, and Ralph Norman.
The New World screwworm has reappeared in U.S. livestock, with a confirmed case in a Texas cow. This is significant as it is the first detection of the parasite since its elimination in the 1960s.
Kathy Hilton has been removed as grand marshal of the WeHo Pride Parade due to backlash over her association with Donald Trump and past allegations of using a homophobic slur. Event organizers noted the importance of community feedback, while Hilton reiterated her commitment to supporting LGBTQ+ causes.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has urged for the swift conclusion of the investigation into the Los Angeles Clippers regarding allegations of salary cap violations involving player Kawhi Leonard. The investigation has been ongoing for eight months.
A Lufthansa Boeing 787 Dreamliner collapsed while parked at the gate at Frankfurt airport, resulting in injuries to several crew members. The incident occurred on June 4, 2026.
On June 4, 2026, Dan Scavino announced that President Trump plans to nominate Todd Blanche as Attorney General, following his tenure as acting AG. Blanche's confirmation may face challenges, but he can continue in his role while awaiting Senate action, potentially leveraging a precedent set by former Labor Secretary Julie Su.
The New York Knicks achieved a victory in Game 1 of the NBA Finals against the San Antonio Spurs, marking their 12th consecutive win in the postseason. This win gives them home court advantage in the series.
Olivia Rodrigo criticized ICE for using her song in a video promoting self-deportation for illegal immigrants. She described the use of her music as disturbing and labeled the agency's actions as barbaric. The DHS responded to her comments, suggesting she should appreciate law enforcement instead.
New York Democrats have advanced a ballot measure regarding redistricting, which aims to ease the process of redrawing congressional lines. This constitutional amendment preserves the independent redistricting commission while allowing for adjustments to the map ahead of the 2028 elections.
The Supreme Court of Israel has overturned a government ban that restricted visits to Palestinian prisoners, stating that the International Committee of the Red Cross is entitled to access under international law. This decision emphasizes the importance of humanitarian access to prisoners.
Hezbollah has rejected a U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreement with Israel and Lebanon, which proposes the creation of pilot zones to expel the militant group. The group's leader criticized the agreement as humiliating and called for Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon.
Intelligence agencies have cautioned that China is intensifying its recruitment activities aimed at individuals with access to classified information. This effort reportedly involves the use of job boards such as LinkedIn.
North Korea has unveiled a new facility for the production of nuclear bomb fuels, as reported by state media. The facility is thought to be capable of producing weapons-grade uranium and was opened during a visit by leader Kim Jong Un on June 3, 2026.