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Jimmy Kimmel humorously addressed Spencer Pratt's primary election loss by renting a U-Haul for him, referencing Pratt's earlier comments about leaving Los Angeles if certain candidates were elected. Pratt responded on social media, indicating he had nothing left to pack.
As of June 2026, the US has confirmed over 2,000 measles cases, nearing the total for all of 2025. The outbreak is linked to declining vaccination rates and misinformation, alongside challenges posed by federal public health funding cuts.
In 2026, the US has seen over 2,000 confirmed measles cases, nearing the total for all of 2025. The outbreak is linked to declining vaccination rates and misinformation, alongside challenges posed by federal funding cuts to public health.
Wisconsin Republicans are criticizing Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy for allegedly using his position to support his son-in-law, Michael Alfonso, in his congressional campaign. Alfonso is running for an open House seat in Wisconsin's 7th District, and Duffy has been accused of influencing the race through financial support and endorsements.
A recent evaluation of AI's capabilities in research-level mathematics involved a set of problems known as "First Proof." The leading AI model achieved a score of six or seven correct answers out of ten.
Two proposed bills, the SECURE Data Act and the GUARD Financial Data Act, aim to address the lack of federal regulation of data brokers. Despite their introduction, concerns have been raised regarding gaps in consumer protection against data misuse.
Bob Simmons, the former head coach of the Oklahoma State Cowboy Football team, has died at the age of 77. The university confirmed his passing through a social media post.
Senator Susan Collins has been able to enhance her popularity in Maine by keeping a distance from former President Donald Trump. This strategy contrasts with the experiences of two Republican Senate colleagues who have faced challenges in their reelection efforts due to Trump's influence.
The Democratic Party is reassessing its foreign policy direction in light of changing global dynamics and the impact of Trump's 'America First' approach. Leaders within the party are calling for new perspectives and a pragmatic approach that links foreign policy with economic security, while also addressing voter concerns about military aid and international relations. As the party prepares for future elections, it faces the challenge of articulating a clear vision that resonates with a diverse electorate.
David Grusch, a whistleblower and former Air Force intelligence officer, accused intelligence agencies of hiding billions in government spending related to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) from Congress. During a press conference, he described these funds as operating outside normal oversight and called for greater transparency from the Defense Intelligence Agency. Lawmakers expressed frustration over the lack of cooperation from agencies in providing requested information.
David Grusch, a former Air Force intelligence officer, alleged that U.S. intelligence agencies are concealing billions in secret spending related to unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). During a Capitol Hill event, he claimed these funds operate outside congressional oversight and urged for greater transparency. Lawmakers expressed frustration over the agencies' resistance to providing requested information.
Federal regulators are moving to permit most sports betting while excluding wagers on war and other sensitive issues on prediction platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket. This proposal aims to regulate the betting landscape more effectively.
President Trump expressed a positive view on the recent inflation data, stating he loved the inflation figures. The consumer price index has risen by 4.2 percent over the past year.
Protests in Belfast on June 10, 2026, turned violent as demonstrators engaged in property damage and arson. Emergency services responded to the scene, where residents were displaced amid rising tensions related to anti-immigration issues.
US inflation has hit a three-year high, primarily driven by rising energy prices. This development has raised concerns about possible interest rate increases in the near future.
The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG) has issued new maternal vaccination recommendations that diverge from CDC guidelines. ACOG President Camille Clare highlighted the confusion caused by changing recommendations and misinformation surrounding vaccines during pregnancy.
President Donald Trump signed a $70 billion immigration enforcement package into law on June 10, 2026. The legislation, passed by the House in a narrow vote, allocates funds to ICE, CBP, and the DHS through September 2029.
Microsoft has decided to limit the internal use of Claude Fable 5, Anthropic's new AI model, due to its data retention requirements. While the model is available to external customers, Microsoft employees do not have access to it internally, unlike other Claude models that follow Zero Data Retention rules.
President Trump announced potential further military actions against Iran after a U.S. helicopter was downed over the Strait of Hormuz. He emphasized the U.S. response to Iran's delays in negotiations and confirmed recent retaliatory strikes against Iranian military targets.
Inflation has accelerated to the highest level in three years, primarily due to rising energy costs. Companies are hesitant to raise prices for consumers, whose wages are not keeping pace with inflation.
President Donald Trump has endorsed Senator Susan Collins for her reelection bid against Democratic nominee Graham Platner. Trump acknowledged their complicated relationship but praised Collins's voting record and independence. He criticized Platner, who has faced controversies during his campaign.
President Donald Trump has endorsed Senator Susan Collins for reelection in Maine against Democratic nominee Graham Platner. Trump praised Collins's voting record and independent approach, while criticizing Platner amid controversies in his campaign. The National Republican Senatorial Committee highlighted the need for support for Collins to retain her seat.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed troops on June 10, 2026, stating that the future of Cuba is contingent upon the actions of President Trump and Havana's leadership. He assured that the Department of War is prepared for any possible scenarios.
The FAA has stated that President Trump's proposed 250-foot arch will need red safety lights to ensure air travel safety near Reagan Washington National Airport. The arch is set to be located at the end of Memorial Bridge by the Lincoln Memorial.
RXR Realty is looking to sell a Park Avenue office building for $670 million, following a loan default related to the property over two years ago. The building was last sold for $1.2 billion in 2015.
Taylor Swift will be attending Game 4 of the NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden. This follows her previous attendance at an NBA game in May with fiancé Travis Kelce.
President Trump signed a budget package on June 10, 2026, that provides funding for ICE and Border Patrol until the end of his second term. The nearly $70 billion legislation was passed by House Republicans after extensive discussions in the Senate.
A girl went missing after being swept away by a wave at Treasure Island Beach on Tuesday evening. The Marine Safety Department has initiated a search operation following reports of swimmers in distress.
On June 10, 2026, the US Secretary of Defense visited Guantanamo Bay, where he warned Cuba against obtaining weapons that might threaten the United States. The visit underscores ongoing military concerns related to the region.
Zachary Young is appealing a defamation lawsuit against the Associated Press after a Florida judge dismissed the case. Young claims he was defamed in an article that suggested his business was involved in smuggling people out of Afghanistan. The AP has defended its reporting and plans to contest the lawsuit.
Over 50 youths have been charged following a brawl at Hersheypark on April 3, which involved multiple fights and led to the temporary shutdown of a ride. The Derry Township Police Department has identified 55 individuals, with charges ranging from disorderly conduct to theft. Hersheypark has since implemented new security measures in response to the incident.
President Trump announced the approval of a helipad at Mar-a-Lago, which will remain after his presidency, amidst rising inflation rates reported by the Labor Department. The Consumer Price Index increased by 4.2 percent in May, raising concerns about the economic impact on American households as midterm elections approach.
David Flippo has won the Republican primary for Nevada's 2nd Congressional District, gaining support from former President Donald Trump. His victory sets the stage for a competitive general election against Democratic candidate Teresa Benitez-Thompson. The primary results also influenced other statewide races, including the governor's contest.
Jarmarus Brown, a police officer in Orange City, Florida, was charged with stalking after using the Flock automated license plate reader system to track his ex-girlfriend's vehicle. His case is part of a pattern of misuse by police officers across the U.S., with studies indicating multiple instances of officers using the system for personal reasons. Flock has acknowledged incidents of abuse and promotes accountability measures.
Valve is discontinuing its retail Steam gift card program due to ongoing scams that exploit the payment method. The company has faced challenges since the cards were launched in 2012, prompting them to take measures to combat the issue.
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth issued a warning to Cuba regarding the acquisition of weapons during his visit to Guantánamo Bay. The US has intensified its pressure on Cuba through sanctions and an oil blockade, with indications that the Cuban government may be targeted similarly to Venezuela.
The New World screwworm has returned to the United States, prompting health officials to alert the public about potential infections in humans and pets. Symptoms include severe pain and swelling, and authorities are advising on prevention and treatment.
President Trump announced that the U.S. military might conduct additional strikes against Iran after recent retaliatory attacks on multiple sites. He also mentioned his intention to seek a significant agreement with Iran despite ongoing military actions.
A mass shooting near Johannesburg has led to the deaths of 12 people. Authorities are currently searching for at least 10 suspects connected to the incident.
Meta and Google have been denied a new trial in a lawsuit related to youth social media addiction. The case was brought by a woman who alleges she became addicted to YouTube and Instagram at a young age.
A Florida man, Robert Dillon, is suing law enforcement agencies after being wrongfully arrested for child luring based on a faulty AI facial recognition identification. The charges against him were later dropped, and he was arrested at his home, which is 300 miles away from the incident location.
The Department of Justice is investigating CUNY's Black Male Initiative for potential violations of civil rights laws. The initiative, which supports underrepresented students, is under scrutiny to determine if it discriminates based on race. The investigation follows previous scrutiny of similar programs by the DOJ.
Former President Donald Trump addressed the recent spike in inflation, suggesting that prices will decrease once the ongoing war concludes. His comments were made in light of rising consumer prices.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio held a conversation with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on June 10, 2026, to address the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda. The discussion centered on coordinating response efforts between the US and Europe.
President Trump has indicated that Iran will face consequences for delays in negotiations, emphasizing that the country 'will have to pay the price.' This statement follows Iran's vow to retaliate against potential attacks.
President Trump has made conflicting statements regarding U.S. policy towards Iran, alternating between calls for peace and threats of military action. This ambiguity leaves the situation with Iran uncertain.
President Trump claimed that his assertions regarding voter fraud influenced the advancement of Steve Hilton in the California gubernatorial race. He expressed that Hilton's initial lack of progress in the election was reversed after he intervened.
President Donald Trump made disparaging remarks about Graham Platner following his win in Maine's Democratic Senate primary. Trump labeled Platner a "thug" and expressed his endorsement for incumbent Senator Susan Collins, whom he described as a respected individual.
Madison Square Garden officials criticized Mayor Zohran Mamdani for the street lockdown during the Knicks' Game 4, claiming it restricts fan access and creates a 'police state' environment. The officials believe this approach negatively impacts the fan experience.
Cardi B remarked on President Trump's attendance at the NBA Finals Game 3, suggesting it brought a negative atmosphere to the event following the Knicks' loss. She acknowledged the increased security but questioned the rationale behind blaming Trump for the team's performance. The Knicks will play again in Game 4.