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cbsnews.com 04:40 PM

Senator Cassidy Criticizes HHS Secretary Kennedy on Vaccine Skepticism

Senator Bill Cassidy publicly criticized HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for his vaccine skepticism and alleged failure to uphold commitments regarding public health. Cassidy expressed concerns about Kennedy's impact on public trust in vaccines and commented on President Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte as acting Director of National Intelligence, citing ethical concerns. He also indicated he may withhold support for Trump's attorney general pick until further assurances are provided.

Deutsche Welle 04:38 PM

Geo News Receives 15-Day Suspension for Controversial Documentary

Pakistan's media regulatory authority has imposed a 15-day suspension on Geo News following a documentary that was considered likely to hurt viewers' religious sentiments. The suspension reflects ongoing scrutiny of media content in the country.

The Hill 04:37 PM

Sen. Chris Murphy advocates for inclusivity in the Democratic Party

Senator Chris Murphy expressed the need for the Democratic Party to confront corporate influence and to be inclusive of various political ideologies, including democratic socialism. He highlighted the importance of a 'big tent' party that accommodates diverse viewpoints.

The Daily Beast 04:34 PM

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin Discusses Haiti Deportation Policy on CNN

On June 28, 2026, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin was interviewed on CNN regarding the Trump administration's policy on deporting temporary visa holders to Haiti. He discussed the complexities of the decision-making process and acknowledged the safety concerns raised by host Jake Tapper, particularly in light of the U.S. State Department's travel advisory for Haiti.

Fox News — Latest 04:33 PM

Fetterman expresses concern over Mamdani's defiance of Supreme Court ruling

Senator John Fetterman warned of a potential constitutional crisis due to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's vow to defy a Supreme Court ruling on immigration. Fetterman criticized his party for not addressing Mamdani's stance and highlighted recent Supreme Court rulings that support the Trump administration's immigration policies.

Fox News — Latest 04:25 PM

33 Rescued from Collapsed Buildings in Venezuela Following Earthquakes

Rescue teams in Venezuela have saved 33 people from collapsed buildings following twin earthquakes that struck the northern coast. The death toll has reached 1,430, with over 3,000 injured and many more missing, as officials warn that the window for finding survivors is closing.

Washington Examiner 04:08 PM

New York City Mayor Mamdani Opposes Amending Natural-Born Citizen Requirement for President

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has rejected the idea of amending the Constitution's natural-born citizen requirement for presidential candidates. During an interview, he expressed his focus on local issues and emphasized the need for the Democratic Party to develop a platform that resonates with voters' concerns ahead of the 2028 presidential election.

New York Post 04:06 PM

Jarren Duran Engages with Yankees Fan During Game

Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran had an altercation with a Yankees fan during a game on June 28, 2026. This incident is part of a series of confrontations Duran has had with spectators.

NPR — Top Stories 03:45 PM

U.S. Tariff Pressure Affects Brazil's Cachaça Exports

U.S. tariff pressures are prompting Brazil and Europe to strengthen their trade relations. This development is expected to benefit Brazilian exports, particularly cachaça, the spirit used in caipirinhas.

Deutsche Welle 03:24 PM

Uganda military chief orders closure of media outlets

Muhoozi Kainerugaba, Uganda's military chief, has ordered the closure of media outlets, expressing his lack of belief in a free press. Kainerugaba is the son of long-serving President Yoweri Museveni.

Washington Examiner 03:20 PM

New York Mayor Mamdani Responds to Moderate Democrats' Anti-Socialism Letter

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani addressed a letter from moderate Democrats rejecting socialism, asserting that recent primary victories by socialist candidates demonstrate their appeal to voters. He emphasized the need for the Democratic Party to focus on economic issues affecting working-class individuals and to maintain a broad coalition that includes both socialists and moderates.

Fox News — Politics 03:19 PM

Biden seeks directions after speech at Maryland Democratic gala

Former President Joe Biden appeared to seek directions before exiting the stage after his speech at the Maryland Democratic Party's gala. He criticized former President Donald Trump during his remarks and concluded by urging Democrats to unite. This incident follows a previous moment where Biden appeared confused at the Obama Presidential Center opening.

Fox News — Latest 03:19 PM

Biden seeks direction after speech at Democratic gala

Former President Joe Biden appeared confused about his exit direction after a speech at the Maryland Democratic Party's gala. He criticized Donald Trump during his remarks and called for unity among Democrats. This incident follows a recent moment where he searched for family members after another public event.

The Hill 03:08 PM

Sen. Mark Kelly Critiques Biden Administration's Border Policies

Senator Mark Kelly has publicly criticized the Biden administration's handling of border policies, claiming they have contributed to a crisis at the southern border. He noted the welcoming policies that have allowed undocumented immigrants to enter the country legally.

Guardian — US 03:02 PM

Bill Cassidy criticizes Trump for Congress's role in Iran war decisions

Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy has publicly criticized President Trump for his approach to Congress concerning the Iran war. In a CBS News interview, Cassidy highlighted a recent confrontation with Trump over the president's failure to inform Congress about military actions, marking a notable instance of Republican dissent against Trump.

Washington Examiner 03:01 PM

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Urges Trump to Reconsider Ending TPS for Haitian Immigrants

Governor Mike DeWine of Ohio called on President Trump to reconsider the termination of Temporary Protected Status for Haitian immigrants after a Supreme Court ruling allowed the action. DeWine highlighted the contributions of Haitians to the workforce and expressed concerns about the safety conditions in Haiti, while Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin defended the administration's stance.

Al Jazeera English 03:01 PM

Health officials emphasize importance of humanitarian aid in Ebola response

Health officials highlight the critical role of humanitarian aid in the response to the Ebola outbreak, asserting that without it, efforts to manage the crisis will be ineffective. The statement underscores the interconnectedness of health and humanitarian issues in combating the virus.

The Hill 03:00 PM

DEA Considers Rescheduling Marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III

The DEA is reviewing a proposal to change the classification of marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, which would recognize its medical use. Critics argue that the evidence does not support this change and advocate for a science-based approach in policymaking.

Deutsche Welle 02:58 PM

Putin addresses security concerns amid increased Ukrainian attacks

Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned attacks on Russian territory and infrastructure, referring to them as terrorist acts. This statement comes as Ukraine has increased its attacks on Russian oil refineries and weapons factories, leading to notable disruptions.

Guardian — US 02:51 PM

Biden Criticizes Trump in Keynote Address

President Joe Biden criticized former President Donald Trump during a speech at a Democratic gala in Maryland, labeling him as 'a loser' and discussing his perceived incompetence and corruption. The gala is part of the Democratic party's efforts to regain control of Congress in the upcoming midterm elections.

Deutsche Welle 02:47 PM

Germany Records Temperature of 41.7 Degrees Celsius

Germany has recorded a temperature of 41.7 degrees Celsius, marking the third consecutive day of record heat according to the DWD German Weather Service. The heat is shifting eastward, with cooler conditions anticipated shortly.

NPR — Top Stories 02:46 PM

Three firefighters die in wildfires on Colorado-Utah border

Three firefighters lost their lives while battling wildfires on the Colorado-Utah border. The incidents occurred amidst efforts to manage several fires in a drought-affected area, with two other firefighters reported injured.

New York Times — World 02:42 PM

Plane Crash in France Results in 11 Fatalities

A plane crash in France has claimed the lives of all 11 people on board, who were set to participate in tandem skydiving lessons. The mayor of Nancy confirmed the details to local news outlets.

apnews.com 02:40 PM

250th Anniversary of American Independence Highlights Trump's Presidency

The 250th anniversary of America's independence from monarchy was marked by a rally led by President Donald Trump, who has faced criticism for his leadership style. Comparisons to King George III have emerged, although Trump denies such claims. His presidency has seen significant actions aimed at expanding executive power, often supported by a conservative Supreme Court.

nypost.com 02:40 PM

Iranian Media Claims Nuclear Development Necessary for National Security

An Iranian media outlet linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has claimed that Iran must develop a nuclear bomb to negotiate effectively with its adversaries. The article argues that nuclear deterrence is necessary for national security and to maintain regional stability. The U.S. has called for Iran to cease nuclear enrichment, while the IAEA seeks access to monitor Iran's nuclear program.

The Hill 02:37 PM

Sen. Warnock comments on DSA chants directed at Hakeem Jeffries

Senator Raphael Warnock responded to chants from the Democratic Socialists of America directed at House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. The incident was highlighted in a clip shown on CNN during a discussion about the New York primary election.

The Verge 02:12 PM

Prosecutors Present ChatGPT Logs as Evidence in Arson Trial

In the trial of Jonathan Rinderknecht, who faces arson charges related to a deadly wildfire in Los Angeles, prosecutors have included ChatGPT logs as evidence. The logs reveal Rinderknecht's interactions with the AI, including discussions about fire and personal feelings of anger.