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A live stream showed the removal of President Trump's name from the Kennedy Center, drawing significant online viewership. This action follows a court ruling stating that the name change did not comply with legal requirements, as only Congress can authorize such changes.
TomTom has launched a website for Angelenos to track traffic in real time around SoFi Stadium as the city prepares for the World Cup 2026. This tool aims to assist both attendees and those looking to avoid the area during the event.
The Israeli military has been present in part of Jenin in the occupied West Bank since January 2025. The establishment of a military base in this area has prompted discussions about adherence to agreements made in the 1990s with the Palestinians.
Thomas Partey, a member of Ghana's World Cup team, has been denied entry into Canada due to a visa refusal, preventing him from participating in the opening match against Panama. He is currently facing seven counts of rape, which he denies. Ghana's coach has expressed support for Partey, emphasizing the importance of the presumption of innocence.
A fire broke out in the Kutupalong refugee camp in Bangladesh, the largest refugee camp in the world, on June 12, 2026. Details regarding the cause and impact of the fire have not been provided.
A federal judge has ruled that the White House can host a UFC event on the South Lawn, allowing the event to proceed as planned. The event is set to celebrate President Donald Trump's 80th birthday and the 250th anniversary of the United States.
An analysis of AP-NORC surveys shows that President Trump's support among independents has decreased by 17 percentage points since he took office, particularly among those without a college degree. Support has also declined across various racial groups and age demographics, with notable drops among younger independents and those without a college education.
Federal regulators are examining Devin Nunes' $14.5 million campaign fund, which has accumulated since he last held office in 2020. The investigation follows inquiries from the Federal Election Commission about the fund's purpose and recent expenditures. Nunes' campaign has not disclosed any plans for future elections.
A shooting in Midland, Texas, on Friday left one person dead and at least nine others injured. The suspect died after a standoff with police, who used robots and drones to confirm the situation. Midland Memorial Hospital reported that four individuals underwent surgery, with others in stable condition.
Pakistan's Prime Minister Sharif announced that the final text of a peace deal between the US and Iran has been agreed. He indicated that discussions are ongoing regarding the next steps to be taken.
A federal judge has indefinitely blocked the Trump administration's 'anti-weaponization fund,' citing the Justice Department's failure to confirm its status under penalty of perjury. The fund, aimed at compensating individuals claiming harm from federal actions, has faced legal challenges and public opposition. The judge granted a preliminary injunction to the plaintiffs, highlighting concerns about the potential revival of the fund.
General Dan Caine visited US Central Command to discuss a military operation to seize Iran's highly enriched uranium, but President Trump paused the plans due to concerns over retaliation and US casualties. Ongoing negotiations between the US and Iran regarding nuclear concessions and the Strait of Hormuz continue amidst these developments.
A judge has ruled against President Donald Trump's request to delay the removal of his name from the Kennedy Center. The compliance deadline for this order is Friday.
Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif confirmed that a final text for a US-Iran peace deal has been agreed upon. He did not specify when the signing of the deal would take place.
Mistral is in discussions to raise €3 billion, which would bring its valuation to around €20 billion. This represents a significant increase from its previous Series C valuation of €11.7 billion.
Senator Sheldon Whitehouse has called on Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin to address concerns regarding the DHS's social media presence and recruitment practices, which have been linked to extremist language. A Colorado law enforcement bulletin suggested that DHS posts could inspire far-right violence and attract white supremacists. The DHS has defended its recruitment efforts and criticized Whitehouse's claims.
A federal court has ruled that the UFC Freedom 250 event can proceed on the South Lawn of the White House, rejecting a lawsuit from two Virginia residents. The judge stated that the plaintiffs did not demonstrate standing or irreparable harm, allowing the fight to take place as scheduled on Sunday.
President Donald Trump has nominated Jay Clayton, currently the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, to be the next permanent director of national intelligence. This nomination is viewed as a more conventional selection than the president's earlier choice.
Nearly half of the tickets for the Knicks Game 5 in San Antonio have been purchased by fans from New York and New Jersey, while only 12% were bought by Texas-area customers. This trend highlights the interest of out-of-state fans in the game.
Carmelo Anthony commented on his influence during the New York Knicks' Game 4 comeback in the NBA Finals, stating he provided instructions to players before the game's critical moments. The game took place on June 12, 2026, and featured a game-winning tip-in by OG Anunoby.
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration did not exceed its authority in hosting the 'UFC Freedom 250' event at the White House. Additionally, Trump has expressed intentions to push for a resolution to void his impeachments, claiming he did nothing wrong.
SpaceX has gone public on the Nasdaq stock exchange, with shares rising more than 25% from the opening price. This increase in share value has resulted in Elon Musk being acknowledged as the world's first paper trillionaire by market capitalization.
Internal emails from the DOJ reveal significant dissent among officials regarding a 2021 memo from Attorney General Merrick Garland that addressed threats against school board members. The memo was prompted by concerns from the National Association for School Boards about harassment during public meetings. Following backlash, the association apologized for its request for federal intervention, while Garland defended the memo's intent to protect public officials.
Internal emails from the DOJ reveal significant opposition to a memo issued by Attorney General Merrick Garland in 2021, which addressed threats posed by parents to school boards. Officials expressed concerns about the political implications and questioned the department's authority to act on the matter. The National Association for School Boards later apologized for its request for federal intervention regarding parent protests.
Google has filed a lawsuit against a group named 'Outsider Enterprise' for allegedly using AI to send scam text messages. The company claims that the group sent around 2.5 million messages, impacting hundreds of thousands of individuals over two weeks.
A Louisiana jury has awarded $1.1 billion to Pamela Elaine Lockridge in a lawsuit against her late stepfather for childhood sexual molestation. The case, tried under the state's 'lookback law,' reflects the willingness of civil juries to grant substantial damages in such cases.
A federal judge has ruled that two Virginia residents do not have the legal standing to block a UFC event planned for the White House South Lawn. The event is scheduled for Flag Day and President Trump's 80th birthday.
The Pentagon has unveiled a new collection of UFO files featuring artistic renderings created from testimonies of credible witnesses. This release occurred on June 12, 2026.
The Prime Minister of Pakistan stated that a peace framework agreement has been reached between the U.S. and Iran to conclude the over 100-day conflict. Pakistan has played a key role in mediating the discussions to restore stability in the region.
Travis Pastrana will perform a stunt on the White House lawn on June 13, 2026. This event precedes a UFC fight scheduled for the following day.
In the first quarter of 2026, protests have led to the blocking or delaying of at least 75 data center projects valued at $130 billion, according to Data Center Watch. This represents the highest number of such incidents recorded since tracking began in 2023, indicating a significant shift in community opposition strategies.
Crews have started work to remove Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center, following a federal judge's order. The judge's ruling also requires a pause on renovation plans that would have closed the center for two years.
The article discusses the connections made by various stakeholders, including GOP lawmakers and tech investors, between the anti-data center movement in the US and Chinese interference. Experts argue that the issue is more nuanced than these claims suggest.
The anti-data-center movement in the US has been associated with Chinese interference by some GOP lawmakers and tech investors. Experts suggest the issue is more complex and cannot be solely attributed to foreign influence.
The Department of Justice has approved Paramount Skydance's $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, clearing a major regulatory obstacle. The merger is expected to create one of the largest media companies globally, but it still faces scrutiny from state attorneys general and requires approval from European regulators. Critics have raised concerns about potential layoffs resulting from the consolidation.
Iran and Pakistan have indicated that a potential agreement to resolve conflicts with the United States is nearing completion. This follows comments made by US President Donald Trump suggesting progress in negotiations.
Neal ElAttrache, a physician associated with the Dodgers and Rams, addressed a New York Times article that connected him to UFC fighter Conor McGregor's use of banned substances. The discussion took place in the context of MLB's inquiry into the matter.
Lawmakers in Washington state are urging Governor Bob Ferguson to remove Luc fils Jasmin from the Human Rights Commission. This request follows a video that surfaced on June 10, where Jasmin made remarks perceived as dismissive of antisemitism and derogatory towards Jews.
Steve Burton has publicly accused his ex-wife of parental alienation in their ongoing custody battle. He claims that she has made it challenging for him to exercise his parenting time with their daughter.
The Alaska Division of Elections has preliminarily ruled that Dan J. Sullivan from Petersburg is not eligible to run for the U.S. Senate in 2026 due to allegations of misrepresenting his party affiliation. He has until Thursday to respond to the decision, which follows complaints from the Alaska Republican Party. Dan J. Sullivan maintains that he is a legitimate candidate and has not coordinated with Democrats.
A shooting in Midland, Texas, on Friday left one person dead and ten injured. The incident involved an armed standoff with police, resulting in the suspect's death. Midland Memorial Hospital received nine victims, and road closures are in effect as the investigation continues.
President Donald Trump criticized Iran on June 12, 2026, for allegedly spreading misinformation about a potential agreement. Following his remarks, he shared an AI-generated image linked to the QAnon movement on Truth Social, which has drawn attention to his ongoing association with the group. The White House has been contacted for comments regarding his statements.
Min Zin, a U.S. scholar with a focus on Myanmar, has been detained by Chinese authorities on allegations of espionage. The Chinese government claims his actions pose a threat to national security.
David Hockney, a significant artist known for his contributions to the art world, has died at the age of 88. King Charles paid tribute to Hockney, calling him "one of life's true originals."
David Hockney, a prominent British artist, has died at the age of 88. King Charles expressed his condolences, describing Hockney as "one of life's true originals."
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth is facing criticism for allegedly using his government role to promote his evangelical Christian beliefs. This has reportedly led to changes in how religious affiliations are classified, raising concerns about the impact on religious liberty.
Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act is set to expire this weekend, causing concern among lawmakers regarding its implications for U.S. intelligence capabilities. While some argue that an extension is unnecessary due to existing FISA court authorizations, others warn that the expiration could hinder cooperation from telecommunications companies. The political situation surrounding the program has become contentious, with calls for legislative action to address surveillance authority.
Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act is set to expire this weekend, raising concerns about its implications for U.S. intelligence operations. Some lawmakers argue that the extension is unnecessary, while others warn of potential risks if the program is not renewed. The situation has been complicated by political tensions following recent appointments within the intelligence community.
Cordarius Hobbs, 17, is accused of murdering an elderly couple in Mississippi. His brothers, Cortavious and Cortavion Hobbs, allegedly shot a deputy during a subsequent traffic stop, leading to serious injuries for the officer. All three brothers face serious charges related to their actions.
A soldier named Benjamin Del Real was shot during a Secret Service-involved incident near the White House on May 23. The circumstances of his injury remain unclear as investigations continue, with the Metropolitan Police Department looking into the shooting initiated by suspect Nasire Best. President Donald Trump was present at the White House during the incident but was unharmed.