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Joy Behar of The View complimented Vice President JD Vance during his appearance on the show, calling him 'intelligent' and suggesting he run for president. Vance discussed his new book and various political topics, while Behar shared her views on supporting Republicans at the local level but preferring Democrats nationally.
Tropical Storm Arthur formed on June 17, 2026, from a disorganized cluster of storms affecting the Gulf Coast. This development marks the beginning of the Atlantic hurricane season.
Scottish soccer fans in Boston during the World Cup have significantly increased beverage consumption at local venues, particularly at the Sam Adams taproom. This has resulted in the venue running low on supplies.
Anna Kepner's family expressed a sense of peace after her stepbrother, who is accused of her murder, was sent to jail prior to his trial. The family made this statement following the recent developments in the case.
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp called a special session for Republicans to address a redistricting plan aimed at gaining House seats for the 2028 elections. The plan was ultimately dropped by lawmakers.
A teenage passenger suffered critical injuries after a horse-drawn carriage in Central Park bolted. The incident was captured on video, showing the carriage moving rapidly and the operator chasing after it.
Jeff Bezos stated at the VivaTech conference that AI will create labor shortages rather than unemployment, suggesting that increased productivity will allow some workers to leave the workforce. His comments contrast with concerns from economists about job losses due to AI, as companies like Amazon and Cisco announce layoffs. Public sentiment is cautious, with many fearing AI's impact on employment, leading to discussions about potential government support for displaced workers.
President Trump stated he would prefer not to continue with the USMCA, the North American trade agreement, during a press conference in Paris. The agreement is due for a review by July 1, and its potential collapse could affect industries that rely on cross-border trade. Trump criticized NAFTA and indicated that the USMCA has been beneficial in shielding U.S. trade from tariffs.
Police have released CCTV footage showing a theft where thieves used a bulldozer to remove an ATM from a bank. The operation was completed in approximately four minutes.
Yoane Wissa scored the first goal for the Democratic Republic of Congo in World Cup history with a header. This achievement highlights the country's return to the tournament.
The Department of Justice has argued in court that a foiled attack plot against a UFC event at the White House highlights the need for President Trump's proposed ballroom, which is intended to improve security. Assistant Attorney General Brett Shumate made this assertion during a federal appeals court session.
Rex Heuermann has been sentenced to life without parole for the murders of eight women. The sentencing occurred in New York.
A recent audit by the North Carolina Office of the State Auditor revealed $47.2 million in fraudulent unemployment benefits from a total of $168.8 million in overpayments between April 2021 and March 2025. The report highlighted ongoing issues with improper payment rates exceeding national averages and coincided with a call from the U.S. Department of Labor for states to address unemployment fraud.
Jackson Lahmeyer has withdrawn from the GOP primary runoff for Oklahoma's 1st Congressional District following the loss of support from former President Trump and a texting scandal. He cited discussions with his wife and team as part of his decision-making process.
A New York City fashion designer has been charged with labor violations, including operating a sweatshop and withholding wages from employees. The designer has dressed notable celebrities such as Julia Roberts and Cynthia Erivo.
Finland has removed its ban on nuclear weapons, as announced by Defense Minister Antti Hakkanen. This change is intended to align the country's laws with those of its NATO allies.
US officials have introduced a 14-point peace plan for Iran, which includes a 60-day ceasefire and provisions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The plan aims to address ongoing conflicts in the region.
US officials have unveiled an interim agreement that establishes a 60-day ceasefire in hostilities and outlines plans for reopening the Strait of Hormuz. This agreement is part of ongoing efforts to stabilize the region.
US officials have released a 14-point interim agreement designed to halt fighting with Iran for 60 days. The agreement also includes measures for reopening the Strait of Hormuz.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services, announced a $700 million funding initiative on June 17, 2026, to combat addiction and mental illness, which are associated with homelessness. The funding is part of the Great American Recovery Initiative established by President Trump and will support community-based behavioral healthcare nationwide.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh announced on June 17, 2026, that the central bank will no longer provide forward guidance about its future monetary policy actions. This change was revealed during the FOMC's decision to keep interest rates steady.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh announced on June 17, 2026, that the central bank will stop providing forward guidance on its future monetary policy actions. This change accompanies the decision to keep interest rates steady.
On 'The View,' Whoopi Goldberg called for a change in the U.S. administration during a discussion about Iran, clarifying her comments were directed at the Trump administration. The conversation included insights on U.S. officials' opposition to a potential peace agreement with Iran and highlighted an upcoming diplomatic agreement between the U.S. and Iran.
Georgia Republicans held runoff elections on June 17, 2026, resulting in the selection of Kelly Collins for the U.S. Senate and billionaire candidate Jackson for governor. Collins was the candidate preferred by former President Donald Trump, while Jackson's nomination came despite Trump's endorsement of another candidate.
Alex Murdaugh's defense attorney, Dick Harpootlian, stated that the legal team is prepared to challenge the kennel video used as evidence in Murdaugh's previous trial for the murders of his wife and son. The retrial is expected to be shorter, and the defense plans to seek a change of venue due to media coverage. Harpootlian criticized the state's investigation, asserting that the prosecution faces challenges in proving Murdaugh's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
Rex Heuermann was sentenced to life without parole for the murders of eight women, with families of the victims speaking at the hearing. Heuermann pleaded guilty to seven murders and admitted to an eighth, offering a general apology before sentencing.
Five suspects have been arrested in connection with an alleged plot to attack President Donald Trump and other officials during a UFC event at the White House. The suspects are accused of planning to use explosive-laden drones and sniper teams to target attendees. The case is currently under investigation.
Thousands of Croatia supporters gathered in downtown Dallas, dressed in red and white, ahead of their match against England. The event highlighted the fans' excitement for the upcoming game.
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has requested that Major League Baseball refrain from disciplining San Francisco Giants players for wearing caps with Bible verses during a Pride Night event. Her letter to MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred was posted on the social media platform X.
Los Angeles police officers shot and killed a dog named Jameson while responding to a call about a 'screaming woman,' which was actually celebratory noise. City leaders are backing calls for an investigation into the incident.
Senators are proposing to limit Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's travel budget until the Pentagon discloses more details about military actions involving strikes on drug boats and a bombing incident at an Iranian girls school. This initiative is included in the Senate's version of the National Defense Authorization Act.
Rick Jackson, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Georgia, is under scrutiny for comments made during a campaign event regarding abortion and rape. Following his recent victory in a GOP runoff, Jackson will run against Democratic nominee Keisha Lance Bottoms. His campaign has stated that his remarks have been taken out of context, while critics argue they reflect a broader Republican stance on reproductive rights.
Recent updates in quantum computing suggest that useful error-corrected quantum computers may be available by 2028. Developments include advancements in trapped ion processors and a reassessment of quantum supremacy claims. Experts indicate that practical applications will require effective error correction.
Hillary Clinton criticized Joe Biden's decision to run for re-election in 2024, calling it a 'terrible mistake.' During an interview, she suggested that Biden's withdrawal after a poor debate performance could have been avoided if he had chosen to pass the torch to a new candidate. Clinton also discussed the challenges faced by Kamala Harris in the election.
Rudy Giuliani has endorsed a Republican candidate to run against Democratic Rep. Tom Suozzi in New York's 3rd Congressional District. This decision reflects a break from his past support for President Trump.
The demolition of Macy's iconic billboard in Herald Square, which has been in place for 60 years, has been delayed. Ed Hart, CEO of Kaufman Organization, confirmed that discussions with Macy's are ongoing.
A U.S. official has disclosed the text of a preliminary agreement with Iran, featuring a $300 billion reconstruction plan and a timeline for 60 days of negotiations on Iran's nuclear program. This announcement follows the G7 summit attended by former President Trump.
Jackson Lahmeyer, a congressional candidate in Oklahoma, has suspended his campaign following reports of sending extramarital text messages. Lahmeyer, who was endorsed by Donald Trump, made the announcement on June 17, 2026, citing the need to focus on his family and community.
A new home in Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, has been built to endure three hours of direct fire exposure. The construction cost is approximately $410,000.
Senator Ted Cruz raised concerns about the concessions to Iran in President Trump's memorandum regarding the Strait of Hormuz. He criticized the decision, suggesting it indicates inadequate advice from Trump's advisers.
Tiffany Luck from NEA highlighted that many enterprises are still assessing their return on investment from AI technologies. The initial push for extensive AI usage has led to budgetary challenges for some companies, including Uber and Meta.
Daveigh Chase, the voice of Lilo in 'Lilo & Stitch,' has passed away at 35 after struggling with addiction. She had been hospitalized recently and was reported to have contracted meningitis and an infection leading to sepsis. Chase's manager indicated she had millions in uncollected residuals from her work.
A B-52 crashed during a test flight at Edwards Air Force Base. Military officials have not disclosed the cause of the crash, and an investigation is ongoing.
A federal judge has confirmed the conviction of former Wisconsin judge Hannah Dugan for obstruction of justice. The conviction stems from her actions in helping an individual evade immigration enforcement officers in a courtroom setting.
U.S. and Iranian officials are set to meet in Switzerland on Friday to potentially sign an initial agreement and initiate a 60-day cease-fire. Traders are closely monitoring this development.
A Disneyland attraction that was destroyed by a fire in December 2022 is now undergoing reconstruction. The fire broke out after hours during a peak holiday period, causing extensive damage to the building.
A Mississippi police officer has been placed on administrative leave after a shooting incident that killed one-year-old Kohen Wiley while responding to a shoplifting report. Protests have erupted in Senatobia following the incident.
The US Air Force has identified the eight victims of the recent B-52 crash at Edwards Air Force Base in California. The fatalities include four active-duty airmen, one reservist, and three civilians, with further inquiries into the incident continuing.
Protests erupted in Senatobia, Mississippi, following the police shooting of 1-year-old Kohen Wiley, who was killed while a police officer responded to a shoplifting report. The officer involved has been placed on administrative leave as the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation conducts an inquiry. Community members expressed longstanding frustrations with police relations during the protests.
Five men have been arrested for allegedly plotting a mass-casualty attack during the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House. The group, which connected through TikTok and later used encrypted messaging, reportedly developed plans to use drones and firearms against government officials. Investigators found that discussions about the plot were ongoing until shortly before the event, when the operation was reportedly canceled.