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Guardian — US

Oklahoma congressional candidate Jackson Lahmeyer suspends campaign

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.

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TechCrunch

NEA's Tiffany Luck Discusses AI ROI Challenges for Enterprises

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.

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Washington Examiner

Pennsylvania Supreme Court Criticizes Philadelphia DA for Misleading Courts

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has criticized Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner for misleading courts in efforts to overturn murder convictions. The court's ruling mandates that the state Attorney General review future cases Krasner seeks to reverse, citing a pattern of misconduct in his office. Krasner has faced ongoing scrutiny for his policies and practices since taking office.

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Ars Technica

California Accuses AT&T of Misleading FCC Regarding Copper Phone Network

California regulators have accused AT&T of misleading the FCC in its efforts to shut down the copper phone network without a suitable replacement. The state has filed a response to AT&T's claims, asserting that the company's arguments are unfounded. AT&T is also involved in a lawsuit against California regarding service discontinuation.

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Washington Post — Business

Federal Reserve Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged in Latest Meeting

The Federal Reserve has opted to keep interest rates steady for the fourth consecutive time, amidst ongoing concerns about inflation. This meeting was the first presided over by new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh.

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New York Post

281 Park Avenue South Enters Contract for Sale

The historic building at 281 Park Avenue South has been put under contract for sale. This property, known for its Beaux-Arts architecture, spans 42,500 square feet.

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TechCrunch

FTC lawsuit details subscription app operators' evasion tactics

The FTC has initiated a lawsuit against subscription app operators, alleging that they use shell companies and sophisticated payment methods to evade enforcement on app stores. This lawsuit follows a rise in consumer complaints about these subscription models.

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Axios

Federal Reserve Holds Interest Rates Steady in Warsh's First Meeting

The Federal Reserve kept its interest rate steady at 3.5% to 3.75% during Kevin Warsh's first meeting as chairman, with many officials now predicting a rate increase this year. Warsh indicated significant changes in the Fed's monetary policy approach and announced the formation of task forces to review key areas of policy.

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Fox News — Politics

Subcontractors Claim Unpaid Millions After Working on Obama Presidential Center

Subcontractors working on the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago claim they are owed millions of dollars and face financial difficulties as the center prepares for its opening. Reports indicate that construction costs have exceeded $1 billion, with many subcontractors alleging unresolved payment disputes and financial strain. The Obama Foundation and Lakeside Alliance, the project’s construction manager, have stated they are committed to addressing outstanding issues.

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Fox News — Latest

Hunter Biden acknowledges mistake in joining Burisma board during podcast interview

In a podcast interview, Hunter Biden admitted that he should not have taken a position on the board of Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company, acknowledging it was a mistake. He defended his qualifications and stated there is no evidence of wrongdoing related to his father's political role.

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Washington Examiner

Jackson Lahmeyer Withdraws from House GOP Runoff in Oklahoma

Jackson Lahmeyer has suspended his campaign for Oklahoma's 1st Congressional District after receiving 25.9% of the vote in the primary election. His decision follows allegations of inappropriate conduct and comes with an endorsement for his opponent, Mark Tedford, from President Donald Trump.

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Fox News — Latest

Ivory Coast player Elye Wahi arrested for alleged match-fixing

Elye Wahi, a forward for the Ivory Coast national team, was arrested on May 29 in connection with alleged match-fixing related to a Ligue 1 game on May 17. He has since been released and participated in a World Cup match despite the ongoing investigation.

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Washington Examiner

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh Announces Formation of Five Task Forces

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh has announced the creation of five task forces to reform the central bank, focusing on areas such as monetary policy, data utilization, and the impact of artificial intelligence. The task forces will include members from various backgrounds and aim to return the Fed to its core mission of price stability and maximum employment.

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Washington Examiner

Iranian official announces end to internet blackouts

An Iranian communications official announced that the country will end its practice of internet blackouts, stating that Iran has matured to manage crises without shutting down access. The announcement comes after a history of using internet shutdowns to suppress dissent during protests, raising skepticism among analysts about the government's commitment to this change.

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Axios

Teamsters and DOJ Seek to End Federal Oversight After 37 Years

The Teamsters and the U.S. Attorney's Office have filed a motion to end federal oversight that has lasted since 1989. Teamsters president Sean O'Brien emphasized the union's internal reforms aimed at preventing corruption. The motion awaits approval from Judge Loretta Preska.

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Guardian — US

US Releases Text of Iran Peace Plan Amid Concessions

The Trump administration has released a 14-point agreement with Iran, which officials describe as a major win despite significant concessions. President Trump has acknowledged Iran's rights to uranium enrichment and indicated that the US may return frozen assets.

Bias: 45 Sentiment: +0.00