Los Angeles Times
10:00 AM
Tom Steyer's campaign for governor, which involved a significant financial investment of $216 million, did not succeed in garnering sufficient votes in the recent primary election to qualify for the general election in November.
Fox News — Latest
09:58 AM
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić discussed the transformation of U.S.-Serbia relations under President Trump, emphasizing economic cooperation. He invited Trump to visit Serbia and highlighted the country's significant economic growth and aspirations for EU membership. Vučić also addressed Serbia's balancing act between East and West and reaffirmed support for Israel.
BBC — World
09:57 AM
Poland is considering revoking a state honor from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky over the naming of a Ukrainian military unit after controversial World War Two fighters. This decision has led to increased tensions between Poland and Ukraine.
Politico
09:55 AM
Patrick Davis, a senior DOJ official, planned to file a claim with Trump's 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' and requested to recuse himself from related duties, raising concerns among colleagues. The fund faced bipartisan criticism and was ultimately discontinued by the DOJ. Davis's previous work involved significant inquiries into the FBI's handling of investigations related to Trump and Russia.
New York Post
09:54 AM
A judge in Alabama has ruled that the state's nitrogen gas execution method is unconstitutional, preventing the scheduled execution of Jeffrey Lee. The decision was based on the determination that the method is unconstitutionally cruel.
BBC — World
09:50 AM
Omar Artan, a World Cup referee, was denied entry to the US and has since returned to Somalia, where he was welcomed by supporters. He has stated his goal to officiate at the 2030 World Cup.
BBC — World
09:50 AM
Referee Omar Artan has returned to Somalia following a ban from entering the United States. He stated his goal to officiate at the 2030 World Cup.
Al Jazeera English
09:45 AM
Iranian state media has released video footage of missile launches targeting US bases in the Middle East. The missiles featured images of deceased Iranian commanders.
New York Times — Business
09:44 AM
Strikes in the Middle East have affected the ongoing cease-fire between Iran and the United States, resulting in volatility in oil prices and a downturn in stock markets. The events are seen as a significant factor influencing energy market stability.
Deutsche Welle
09:37 AM
Riots occurred in Belfast as protesters reacted to a stabbing incident involving a Sudanese refugee. The suspect is set to appear in court the following day.
Deutsche Welle
09:35 AM
Steven Spielberg's latest film explores the theme of extraterrestrials. The article also examines the history of alien conspiracies and highlights how scientists are beginning to take UFO reports more seriously.
The Daily Beast
09:32 AM
The GAO's report on Camp East Montana, the largest ICE detention facility, outlines significant operational failures, including lost firearms, inadequate medical care, and a detainee's death ruled a homicide. Investigations are underway, and the GAO has made recommendations for improvement.
The Verge
09:14 AM
Microsoft will disable Office 2019 for Mac next month as it will not renew the license validation certificate. Users will need to upgrade to Office 2024 or subscribe to Microsoft 365 to continue using editing features.
The Daily Beast
09:09 AM
Laura Ingraham raised doubts about President Trump's assertions regarding the destruction of Iran's military capabilities during a discussion on Fox News. Following an incident involving the downing of a U.S. helicopter, Ingraham questioned the ongoing military threats from Iran, while former official Nathan Sales suggested that Iran has used a ceasefire to rebuild its forces. The U.S. has since retaliated against Iran, which has responded with attacks on U.S. military bases.
New York Times — World
09:04 AM
Iraqi soccer player Aymen Hussein faced temporary detention by U.S. immigration officials before gaining entry into the U.S. for the World Cup. He is recognized in a mural in Baghdad wearing his soccer jersey.
New York Times — US
09:03 AM
A trial has started for an individual charged with starting the Palisades fire in Los Angeles. The fire led to ongoing construction of homes in the affected area, which has been ongoing for more than a year.
New York Times — Politics
09:02 AM
Graham Platner is set to challenge Senator Susan Collins in the Maine Senate election. The outcome of this election is viewed as important for the overall balance of power in the Senate.
New York Times — US
09:02 AM
Graham Platner is set to challenge Senator Susan Collins in Maine's general election. The outcome of this election is viewed as important for the overall balance of power in the Senate.
New York Times — Business
09:02 AM
The New York Times reports that artificial intelligence may threaten millions of middle-class jobs in back office functions, including human resources and payroll. The majority of these positions are occupied by women, highlighting potential demographic implications.
New York Times — Politics
09:02 AM
Protests have erupted over the conditions at an ICE detention facility in New Jersey, leading to clashes with law enforcement. The report highlights ongoing complaints about ICE facilities nationwide, with a focus on problems documented at a facility in Louisiana.
New York Times — US
09:02 AM
Protests have erupted over the conditions at an ICE detention facility in New Jersey, leading to clashes with law enforcement. The article also highlights similar complaints about detention facilities nationwide, focusing on issues documented at a facility in Louisiana.
New York Times — US
09:01 AM
Experts are offering advice on how to respond to aggressive bees, noting that swarming is happening earlier than usual. One key piece of advice is to avoid jumping into water when confronted by bees.
New York Times — Politics
09:01 AM
Advisers to President Trump met in the Situation Room to discuss a scandal related to Jeffrey Epstein. The meetings were part of efforts to manage the situation and its potential impact on the administration.
New York Times — US
09:00 AM
The mayor of Quincy, Massachusetts, is being sued over plans to install two large statues of Catholic saints at a new public safety complex. Residents have expressed opposition to the proposed installation.
NPR — Politics
09:00 AM
Bill Gates will appear for a closed-door interview with the House Oversight Committee to discuss his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender. The meeting is part of an inquiry into Epstein's associations.
Washington Post — Politics
09:00 AM
Nancy Mace, a congresswoman from South Carolina, placed fifth in the GOP gubernatorial primary, according to unofficial results. This outcome included losses in her home county and district.
Washington Examiner
09:00 AM
A legal dispute over the DOJ's investigation into transgender medical practices for minors is escalating, with federal judges in Maryland and California involved in significant rulings. The DOJ's investigation examines potential violations of federal laws by hospitals providing transgender treatments. The cases have raised questions about jurisdiction and the balance of state and federal powers.
TechCrunch
09:00 AM
Waymo has introduced a new computer model that focuses on analyzing human behavior during crash scenarios. This development is intended to improve the benchmarking of its robotaxis against human driving performance.
Washington Examiner
09:00 AM
Rep. Jared Golden (D-ME), who is retiring, discussed the toll of representing a competitive congressional district, noting that constant campaigning can be exhausting. He emphasized the need for representatives to fully commit to their roles and reflected on the challenges faced in such districts. As voters prepare to choose his successor, the seat is now viewed as 'Likely Republican' following his retirement.
NPR — Top Stories
09:00 AM
Bill Gates will appear before the House Oversight Committee for a closed-door interview concerning his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender. The discussion will center on Gates' interactions with Epstein.
NPR — Politics
09:00 AM
The closure of the San Francisco immigration court, which processed a significant number of asylum cases, will require individuals awaiting hearings to travel to a court in Concord, California. This change may pose logistical challenges for those seeking asylum.
NPR — Top Stories
09:00 AM
The closure of the San Francisco immigration court, which processed a significant number of asylum cases, will require individuals seeking asylum to travel to a court located in Concord, California. This change poses logistical challenges for those awaiting hearings.
NPR — Top Stories
09:00 AM
Bill Gates testified before the House Oversight Committee on June 10, 2026, regarding his association with Jeffrey Epstein. Gates asserted that he was unaware of Epstein's criminal activities.
NPR — Politics
09:00 AM
Bill Gates appeared before the House Oversight Committee to discuss his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, asserting that he was unaware of Epstein's crimes. The committee is investigating Epstein's connections.
Washington Post — Politics
09:00 AM
Congresswoman Nancy Mace placed fifth in the GOP gubernatorial primary in South Carolina, as per unofficial results. This outcome included losses in her home county and district.
NPR — Politics
09:00 AM
Bill Gates testified before the House Oversight Committee on June 10, 2026, regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. The committee is investigating Epstein's actions and relationships.
NPR — Top Stories
09:00 AM
Bill Gates testified before the House Oversight Committee on June 10, 2026, regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. The committee is investigating Epstein's activities.
New York Post
08:59 AM
Iran has conducted attacks on US bases in Jordan and the Gulf following strikes ordered by former President Trump. This development heightens concerns regarding the ongoing conflict that started on February 28 with US-Israeli military actions against Iran.
Axios
08:50 AM
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is supporting his son-in-law, Michael Alfonso, in his bid for a House seat in Wisconsin, which has drawn criticism from some local Republicans. They argue that Duffy is misusing his position to influence the election in favor of Alfonso, who has not participated in debates and is perceived as lacking qualifications.
New York Times — World
08:47 AM
A shooting in Johannesburg has led to the deaths of at least 12 people. Police are pursuing over 10 suspects involved in the attack and are investigating the motive.
Politico
08:45 AM
Bill Gates is set to testify before the House Oversight Committee regarding his ties to Jeffrey Epstein as part of an investigation into Epstein's actions. The committee plans to ask direct questions about Gates' relationship with Epstein, while Gates maintains his philanthropic commitments and denies any wrongdoing. The testimony could impact the Gates Foundation's relationships with global health organizations.
Politico
08:45 AM
Republicans voted to fund ICE and Border Patrol through 2029 on June 9, 2026, but this has not alleviated concerns about a potential government shutdown by September 30. The decision complicates bipartisan negotiations for federal funding, with Democrats indicating they may use upcoming funding bills to seek changes to immigration enforcement policies.
NPR — Politics
08:41 AM
The Supreme Court is examining a Mississippi law regarding the counting of mail-in ballots that arrive post-Election Day. This ruling could impact states such as Alaska, where weather-related delays in mail delivery are common.
The Verge
08:40 AM
The European Commission has ordered Meta to allow free access to WhatsApp for rival AI chatbots during an ongoing antitrust investigation. This decision is aimed at preventing damage to competition in the AI assistant market and is only the second use of the EU's emergency powers in 20 years.
NPR — Politics
08:40 AM
House Republicans have passed a funding package totaling around $70 billion aimed at immigration enforcement. The funds will support ICE and Border Patrol through the end of President Trump's term.
NPR — Politics
08:39 AM
Congress has passed funding for ICE and Border Patrol, ensuring financial support through the remainder of President Trump's second term. The implications of this funding were addressed in an interview with Representative James Walkinshaw.
Deutsche Welle
08:38 AM
Pakistan has carried out airstrikes in three Afghan provinces, leading to reports of civilian casualties. The Afghan government claims that 13 civilians were killed, while Pakistan asserts that 26 militants were targeted.
Guardian — US
08:33 AM
Primary elections in four states on June 6, 2026, yielded mixed results for the Democratic and Republican parties ahead of the midterms. Graham Platner gained support from progressives after his victory in Maine, while Donald Trump maintained his influence within the GOP.
Deutsche Welle
08:32 AM
Ukrainian military operations have focused on disrupting Russian supply lines to Crimea, indicating a strategic shift. Analysts believe this may highlight a growing vulnerability among Russian troops.
Al Jazeera English
08:30 AM
Following a knife attack in Belfast, political leaders in Northern Ireland have called for calm amid rising anti-immigration protests. The situation has heightened tensions in the capital.