Washington Examiner
09:04 PM
The US State Department has spent $750,000 to evacuate an American citizen exposed to hantavirus from a remote British island. The evacuation, which is part of an ongoing operation, adds strain to the State Department's emergency budget, already impacted by other global crises. The woman was exposed while aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship in April and is being transported to Easter Island for her return to the United States.
Fox News — Latest
09:00 PM
UK Defense Secretary John Healey resigned on June 11, 2026, due to disagreements over military spending with Prime Minister Keir Starmer. His resignation raises concerns about the government's defense strategy ahead of a critical NATO summit, as Healey warned that financial constraints could compromise national security.
Guardian — US
09:00 PM
Senate Democrats support the nomination of Jay Clayton but oppose Bill Pulte serving as acting director during the process. House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized the Democrats for potentially allowing a key national security tool to lapse due to political disagreements.
Fox News — Latest
09:00 PM
Darron Lee, a former NFL player, has been indicted on a first-degree murder charge related to the death of his girlfriend, Gabriela Carvalho Perpétuo, in Hamilton County, Tennessee. The case is eligible for the death penalty, and Lee remains in custody without bond. An autopsy revealed multiple severe injuries to Perpétuo, contradicting Lee's claims about her death.
PBS NewsHour
08:58 PM
Brad Lander, a Democratic congressional candidate, was acquitted by a judge of obstruction charges stemming from a protest at a New York immigration court. Federal prosecutors alleged he obstructed an elevator for 20 to 25 minutes, but the judge ruled there was not enough evidence to support the claim.
The Hill
08:58 PM
Planned Parenthood's Northwest affiliate has initiated legal action against Alaska, contesting the state's prohibition on telehealth abortion services. The lawsuit claims that the in-person requirement for medication abortion violates constitutional rights and seeks a preliminary injunction.
Washington Examiner
08:56 PM
The identity of human remains found in Olympic National Park 26 years ago has been confirmed as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr. Advances in DNA technology facilitated the identification process, which involved collaboration with family members. Serrao had been missing since 1998, and details surrounding his death have not been revealed.
New York Post
08:54 PM
Monica McNutt, the Knicks' lead radio analyst, clarified her earlier comments regarding Taylor Swift's loyalty to the team, stating that she "misspoke" during a live broadcast of the NBA Finals. The remarks were made during Game 4 of the series.
Wired
08:50 PM
Activists installed a large inflatable effigy of Elon Musk in Times Square on June 11, 2026. The protest was intended to raise awareness about the perceived risks associated with Musk's actions as an investor.
PBS NewsHour
08:49 PM
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration's increase of H-1B visa fees was unauthorized. The decision came after a lawsuit filed by 20 states, asserting that the fee hike lacked congressional approval.
The Hill
08:45 PM
The U.S. State Department has announced sanctions against Unión Cuba-Petróleo, Cuba's state-owned oil and gas company, as tensions between the U.S. and Cuba escalate. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated that these sanctions align with a previous executive order from President Trump.
Washington Examiner
08:45 PM
Former New York City Comptroller Brad Lander was acquitted of a federal misdemeanor charge related to his involvement in an anti-ICE protest at a Manhattan immigration court. The ruling was made by U.S. Magistrate Judge Henry Ricardo after a one-day trial. Lander is currently running in the Democratic primary for New York’s 10th Congressional District.
New York Post
08:43 PM
Indian Motorcycle has launched an advertisement that targets Harley-Davidson CEO Artie Starrs, leading to speculation about a wider anti-Harley campaign on social media. The ad has received backlash from Harley dealers.
Axios
08:43 PM
On June 11, 2026, President Trump announced the cancellation of planned strikes against Iran, claiming a draft agreement had been approved by Iranian leadership. However, Iranian officials denied any final decision had been made. Ongoing negotiations aimed to address key issues, including the release of frozen assets and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.
New York Post
08:43 PM
Senator Marco Rubio and UFC President Dana White have formalized an agreement to advance UFC-style diplomacy. This signing occurs just before a UFC match on the White House South Lawn, coinciding with President Trump's 80th birthday and the 250th anniversary of the United States.
The Daily Beast
08:41 PM
Lesley Stahl has signed a new two-year contract with CBS News to continue her role on '60 Minutes'. Alongside her colleagues, she aims to uphold the show's commitment to independent journalism while addressing recent staff firings that have raised concerns about management decisions.
Al Jazeera English
08:40 PM
A puppet show project in Gaza is aimed at helping women and children cope with trauma through storytelling and creative workshops. The initiative provides a platform for participants to express their experiences and emotions.
Al Jazeera English
08:33 PM
Northern Ireland is experiencing a return of unrest, prompting concern from officials. The Minister condemned the violence, labeling it as racially motivated.
The Hill
08:32 PM
The Senate Armed Services Committee has moved forward with a proposal to rename the Department of Defense to the 'Department of War' in the fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act. This change aligns with the preferences expressed by the Trump administration.
Fox News — Latest
08:32 PM
Senator Eric Schmitt discussed his glove that he used for a diving catch during the congressional baseball game on June 10, 2026. The Republicans won the game 11-2, continuing their winning streak. The event raised over $3.1 million for charity.
New York Times — US
08:30 PM
The search for a 5-year-old girl who was swept away in Laguna Beach, California, concluded on June 11, 2026. Lifeguard rescue boats were involved in the search efforts along the coastline.
Guardian — US
08:30 PM
Military strikes on water facilities in Bemani, Iran, have prompted legal experts to consider whether these actions may constitute war crimes. The strikes damaged a reservoir crucial for 20,000 residents amid a severe drought, leading to discussions about the legality of targeting such civilian infrastructure.
New York Post
08:30 PM
Rescue teams began a nighttime search on Tuesday for a 5-year-old girl missing after being swept out to sea by strong surf near Laguna Beach. Efforts are focused on locating the child in the Southern California waters.
TechCrunch
08:27 PM
Oracle has identified a security flaw being exploited by hackers, impacting over 100 companies. Google has alerted these organizations about the potential vulnerability of their servers.
Washington Examiner
08:26 PM
An activist group is livestreaming the removal of President Trump's name from the Kennedy Center, following a federal judge's ruling that mandates the name's removal by June 12. The group, Hands Off the Arts, aims to hold the center accountable and protest against perceived government overreach in the arts. The Kennedy Center has already removed mentions of Trump's name from its website.
BBC — World
08:26 PM
The World Cup opening ceremony was held in Mexico, highlighting performances from artists associated with the official soundtrack. The event drew a significant number of fans.
Al Jazeera English
08:25 PM
Hassan Yousef, a co-founder of Hamas, has been released by Israeli authorities after over two years in administrative detention. His release took place on June 11, 2026.
New York Post
08:24 PM
A vandal has created a large anti-Trump message at the National Mall, which officials interpret as a violent slogan. The incident has raised concerns among authorities.
Al Jazeera English
08:21 PM
The US government has imposed sanctions on Cuba's national oil company, Union Cuba-Petroleo, due to allegations of unlawful expropriation of US resources. Secretary of State Marco Rubio made the announcement on June 11, 2026.
New York Post
08:21 PM
Actor Armie Hammer is reportedly dating Jessica Newman, who has been identified as a redhead he met through a mutual friend. They have gone on three dates, according to a source.
PBS NewsHour
08:19 PM
The 2026 World Cup began on June 11, 2026, marking the largest tournament in its history. The opening match featured co-host Mexico against South Africa.
PBS NewsHour
08:19 PM
Mexico won 2-0 against South Africa in the opening match of the 2026 World Cup held at Azteca Stadium. The match saw a total of three red cards issued, with two going to South Africa and one to Mexico.
New York Post
08:17 PM
Donald Trump announced that Iran's leader has agreed to a peace plan, which he claims will prevent the Islamic Republic from acquiring nuclear weapons. He expressed confidence in the agreement, attributing it to the hardships Iran has faced.
Washington Examiner
08:17 PM
President Donald Trump and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth have outlined a new strategy for U.S. military operations against Iran, openly discussing planned strikes. Trump indicated intentions to target Kharg Island, a significant oil export point for Iran, while later suggesting that discussions with Iranian leadership may have influenced the decision to reconsider these military actions. Experts note the implications of such threats on negotiations with Iran.
NPR — Politics
08:15 PM
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass will compete against City Council member Nithya Raman in the upcoming election. Raman has voiced frustrations about Bass's handling of urgent city issues.
Scientific American
08:15 PM
The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists has introduced a new vaccine schedule, marking the first time the organization has done so. This release coincides with the CDC's recommendations for more vaccinations for mothers.
The Hill
08:13 PM
The CDC has initiated an emergency response to address the New World screwworm infestations after the parasitic fly was detected in cattle. The Department of Agriculture is leading the monitoring efforts.
apnews.com
08:10 PM
Brad Lander, a Democratic congressional candidate, was acquitted of charges related to his arrest during a protest at a New York immigration court. U.S. Magistrate Judge Henry J. Ricardo ruled that the prosecution failed to prove Lander's intent to obstruct elevator access. Lander highlighted the need for better legal access for immigrants facing deportation.
democracydocket.com
08:10 PM
President Donald Trump has nominated Jay Clayton, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, to be the next Director of National Intelligence. Clayton's nomination follows his controversial comments regarding election integrity in California, and he does not have prior experience in intelligence roles.
cnbc.com
08:10 PM
President Trump announced a potential settlement with Iran, expecting a signing in the coming days, while Iranian media reported no approval from Tehran. The U.S. naval blockade will continue until the deal is finalized, and stock markets reacted positively to the announcement despite ongoing military tensions.
New York Post
08:09 PM
Alexander Soofer, the executive director of Abundant Blessings, is facing accusations of misusing more than $10 million in homeless housing funds. The US Attorney's office is taking steps to address fraud in California's homeless funding programs.
Washington Examiner
08:08 PM
Senator Bill Cassidy criticized President Trump's nomination of Jay Clayton as the next director of national intelligence, calling it a 'very poor choice.' Cassidy's remarks come after his defeat in the Louisiana Senate primary and highlight concerns about Clayton's past actions. Trump has urged the Senate to confirm Clayton quickly, but the level of opposition he may face remains unclear.
Washington Examiner
08:08 PM
Senator Bill Cassidy clarified his stance on President Trump's nominee for director of national intelligence, Jay Clayton, after initially expressing disapproval. Cassidy later stated he misheard the question and was referring to another nominee, Bill Pulte. Trump has called for the Senate to confirm Clayton quickly, although it is uncertain how much opposition he will face.
Deutsche Welle
08:02 PM
Riots broke out in Belfast, Northern Ireland, on June 11, 2026, after a video of a knife attack was released. The violence has spread to other regions in the United Kingdom, prompting a statement from Labour leader Keir Starmer about a zero-tolerance approach to the unrest.
Fox News — Latest
08:00 PM
The Carolina Hurricanes have not disclosed their starting goalie for Game 5 of the Stanley Cup Final against the Vegas Golden Knights. Head coach Rod Brind'Amour indicated that all players are available, but Brandon Bussi, who started in Game 4, was seen in the starter's net during practice, hinting he may continue as the starting goalie.
New York Post
08:00 PM
The New York Mets achieved a 5-4 win against the St. Louis Cardinals on June 11, 2026, at Citi Field. This win prevented the Mets from being swept after losing the previous two games to the Cardinals.
Fox News — Latest
07:58 PM
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has endorsed congressional candidate Darializa Avila Chevalier despite her controversial past social media posts. Mamdani believes Avila Chevalier's views have evolved and emphasizes her commitment to advocating for marginalized communities. The primary election is set for June 23.
New York Post
07:57 PM
Shakira performed at the opening ceremony of the 2026 FIFA World Cup on June 11, 2026. Her performance included the song "Dai Dai," which she collaborated on with Nigerian singer Burna Boy.
Al Jazeera English
07:56 PM
President Donald Trump has nominated Jay Clayton for the role of Director of National Intelligence. This decision comes after some pushback regarding the previous selection of Bill Pulte as acting director.
New York Post
07:54 PM
The FIFA World Cup started on June 11, 2026, in Mexico City, marking the largest tournament in its history. The opening match was between co-host Mexico and South Africa.