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BBC — Business 04:22 PM

SpaceX surpasses Amazon in market value

SpaceX has overtaken Amazon in terms of market value, becoming the fifth most valuable company in the world. This change is attributed to a rise in SpaceX's share price.

BBC — World 04:20 PM

Lebanon's Response to US-Iran Truce Amid Ongoing Tensions

In Lebanon, skepticism persists among residents about the effectiveness of a US-Iran truce in ending the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. The agreement has left many questions unanswered regarding its impact on regional stability.

Washington Examiner 04:18 PM

Hungarian Parliament Approves Constitutional Amendment to Limit Prime Minister Tenure

Hungarian lawmakers have passed a constitutional amendment limiting prime ministerial tenure to eight years, effectively preventing former Prime Minister Viktor Orban from returning to power. The amendment has been criticized by Orban's supporters as a political maneuver to suppress opposition. New Prime Minister Peter Magyar is also seeking the resignation of President Tamas Sulyok and plans to dissolve the Sovereignty Protection Office established by Fidesz.

Ars Technica 04:18 PM

OpenAI Reports Significant Financial Losses Despite Revenue Growth

OpenAI's recently leaked financial documents reveal that the company is facing significant losses despite rapid revenue growth. Projected revenues are expected to rise from $3.7 billion in 2024 to $13.07 billion in 2025, but expenses, particularly in research and development, are outpacing these revenues.

Guardian — US 04:15 PM

Federal Judge Recuses Herself from Georgia Election Case

Eleanor Ross, a federal judge, has recused herself from a Georgia election records case after concerns about her impartiality arose. This follows an investigation into her conduct, including attending a partisan event linked to the case.

Fox News — Latest 04:14 PM

Sen. Raphael Warnock Discusses Relationship with Politics in Interview with Jon Stewart

Senator Raphael Warnock shared his views on politics during an interview with Jon Stewart, stating that he does not love the political system but values the opportunity to enact meaningful change. He discussed the importance of clear communication in politics, particularly in reaching younger voters, and highlighted recent legislative efforts to support seniors.

BBC — World 04:11 PM

FBI reports group planned attack on White House UFC event

The FBI has revealed that a group intended to attack a UFC event at the White House with snipers and drones, as detailed in newly unsealed court documents. The group reportedly voiced concerns regarding corruption, the Epstein files, and data centers.

Fox News — Latest 04:07 PM

Judge Upholds FIFA's Ban on Iran's Old Flag at World Cup Games

A Los Angeles judge upheld FIFA's ban on the display of Iran's old flag at World Cup games, citing safety concerns and the flag's political nature. The ruling followed a lawsuit claiming freedom of speech rights. Despite the ban, some fans reportedly displayed the flag during a recent match.

Deutsche Welle 04:06 PM

Trump Advocates for Russia to Reach Agreement on Ukraine at G7

During the G7 summit, US President Donald Trump described his meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as productive. The discussions come amid efforts by European leaders to exert more pressure on Russia concerning the situation in Ukraine.

Washington Examiner 03:59 PM

Survey Shows Americans Maintain Core Values Despite Changing Views on History and Identity

A recent survey by the American Enterprise Institute indicates that while Americans' views on religion, family, and national identity have changed over the past three decades, they still support core principles such as freedom of speech and religion. The survey highlights generational differences in attitudes toward historical education and reflects a shift in parental perspectives on teaching American history.

Guardian — US 03:57 PM

Victims of Missouri Skydiving Plane Crash Identified

A plane crash in Butler, Missouri, resulted in the deaths of twelve individuals, including nine skydivers, two tandem jumpers, and a pilot. Family members have identified some victims, including a music teacher and a new father.

The Hill 03:54 PM

Jon Stewart Critiques White House UFC Event

Jon Stewart has publicly criticized the White House UFC event, claiming it undermined the integrity of combat sports and national dignity. His comments reflect a strong disapproval of the event's execution and its broadcast.

The Hill 03:50 PM

Senator Schiff comments on DOJ investigation into Governor Newsom

Senator Adam Schiff commented on a reported investigation by the DOJ into California Governor Gavin Newsom, asserting that it appears to be a deliberate action rather than a coincidence. Schiff highlighted the implications of the investigation in the context of Newsom's potential candidacy for president.

Washington Examiner 03:49 PM

Rahm Emanuel Advocates for Diversified Energy Portfolio for Democrats

Rahm Emanuel, former Chicago mayor, has called for Democrats to embrace a diversified energy portfolio akin to Texas's approach, which includes both clean energy and fossil fuels. In a recent op-ed, he outlined a strategy for lawmakers that includes taxing large data centers, reforming permitting processes, and investing in new energy technologies to meet growing demand and reduce costs.

The Hill 03:47 PM

Trump urges Russia to negotiate peace with Ukraine

During a G7 meeting in France, President Trump called for Russia to negotiate a peace deal with Ukraine to end its four-year invasion. He highlighted the significant losses suffered by both Russia and Ukraine.

The Hill 03:46 PM

Pence expresses cautious support for Trump's approach to Iran

In a recent interview, former Vice President Mike Pence indicated that President Trump should have flexibility in negotiating with Iran, while also voicing his concerns about the implications of such negotiations. Pence referenced Trump's past military actions against Iran as significant.

Al Jazeera English 03:45 PM

Mexican citizen dies in ICE custody; family seeks answers

Jose Guadalupe Ramos, a Mexican citizen, has died while in ICE custody, marking one of 19 deaths in such facilities this year. Experts suggest that this incident reflects a concerning trend regarding the treatment of detainees.

New York Post 03:44 PM

Congo Ebola Epidemic Reports Over 800 Cases, 192 Fatalities

The Red Cross has indicated that the Ebola epidemic in Congo has seen more than 800 reported cases and 192 deaths. The Bundibugyo strain, which currently has no proven treatment or vaccine, is spreading across three provinces.

Washington Examiner 03:43 PM

Federal Judge Recuses Herself from DOJ Voter Roll Lawsuit in Georgia

U.S. District Judge Eleanor Ross has recused herself from a voter roll lawsuit involving the DOJ and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger due to concerns about potential bias. The case, related to voter roll access, will proceed with a different judge.

The Hill 03:42 PM

Trump Responds to Graham's Concerns on Iran Deal

During a press conference at the G7 summit, President Trump responded to Senator Lindsey Graham's skepticism about the U.S.'s preliminary agreement with Iran. Trump indicated he would discuss the matter with Graham and expressed confidence in him.

The Hill 03:35 PM

Senate GOP Requests Text of Iran Deal from Trump Administration

Senate Majority Leader John Thune has indicated that Republican leaders are pressing the Trump administration for access to the text of a memorandum of understanding regarding the ongoing military conflict with Iran. Thune confirmed their efforts to obtain the document during a statement at the Capitol.

The Hill 03:30 PM

Analysts Raise Concerns Over AI Market Valuations

Analysts are questioning the sustainability of market valuations linked to artificial intelligence, citing concerns about speculative excess. The heightened enthusiasm for AI-driven stocks has led to potential risks in the market rally of recent years.

Fox News — Latest 03:28 PM

JD Vance Addresses Political Rhetoric Following Foiled Terror Plot Targeting White House Event

Vice President JD Vance commented on the relationship between political rhetoric and violence during a 'Fox & Friends' segment, following the FBI's disruption of a planned terror attack at a White House event. He urged a reduction in inflammatory political language, particularly from the left, and praised law enforcement for thwarting the alleged plot.

New York Post 03:26 PM

Auction of Historical Items Includes Bill of Rights and Presidential Hats

An online auction beginning June 14, 2026, will showcase 46 historical items, including the earliest obtainable printing of the Bill of Rights, valued between $8,000 and $12,000. Additional notable items include a fedora worn by Lyndon Johnson and a top hat linked to Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Al Jazeera English 03:21 PM

US-Iran Relations Deteriorated During Trump's Presidency

US-Iran relations have worsened during Donald Trump's time in office, particularly following the US exit from the JCPOA. This deterioration has been characterized by escalating tensions between the two nations.