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Ukrainian National Convicted for Illegal Gun Manufacturing and 3D Printing

Yaroslav Vishnevski, a Ukrainian national in Illinois, was convicted of multiple counts related to the illegal manufacture and possession of firearms, including 3D-printed guns. The investigation began after authorities intercepted a package containing firearm parts from China. Following a search of his residence, law enforcement found a workshop for producing untraceable weapons.

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BBC — World

US Justice Department Approves Warner Bros Sale to Paramount

The US Justice Department has given approval for Paramount's $111 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. This merger is anticipated to significantly influence the media industry, with Warner Bros owning notable entities like CNN and HBO.

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Washington Examiner

Anthropic Suspends Advanced AI Models Following U.S. Government Directive

Anthropic has suspended access to its Fable 5 and Mythos 5 AI models for public use following a U.S. government directive that bans their use by foreign nationals. The company stated it complied with the order but disagreed with the government's reasoning, highlighting ongoing tensions between AI companies and government oversight.

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Ars Technica

Anthropic disables Fable and Mythos models following US Commerce Department directive

Anthropic has disabled its Mythos 5 and Fable 5 models following a directive from the US Commerce Department that imposes export controls on the models. The decision was made to ensure compliance with the government order, which was prompted by concerns over potential security risks associated with the models.

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Fox News — Politics

US military conducts strike against Tren de Aragua leader Hector Guerrero

President Donald Trump announced the U.S. military's successful strike against Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, the leader of the Tren de Aragua gang, on June 12, 2026. The operation was part of ongoing efforts to combat transnational crime and was coordinated with Venezuelan authorities. Guerrero had been a significant figure in the gang's expansion and criminal activities.

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New York Times — Business

John D. Rockefeller Became the First Billionaire in 1916

John D. Rockefeller Sr. is recognized as the first billionaire, achieving this status in 1916. He was a prominent oil baron during the Gilded Age and was photographed in 1933.

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Washington Examiner

DOJ Approves Merger Between Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount

The Department of Justice has approved the merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery, concluding it will not harm competition or consumers. The merger, announced in February, has faced political scrutiny, particularly from Democratic lawmakers and Senator Elizabeth Warren, who expressed concerns about its implications.

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variety.com

Spencer Pratt Concedes Defeat in Los Angeles Mayor Race

Spencer Pratt conceded defeat in the Los Angeles mayoral race, finishing third behind incumbent Karen Bass and Councilwoman Nithya Raman. Pratt expressed concerns about the city's future and suggested that the election results were suspicious, vowing to continue exposing corruption in City Hall.

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nbcnews.com

Venezuelan Immigrant Detained by ICE After Visit to Trump Hotel

Bryan José Rojas Galofre was detained by ICE during a honeymoon trip to the Trump National Doral hotel in January 2025 after security found an airsoft gun and a marijuana grinder in his vehicle. Rojas spent over three months in custody, facing accusations of gang affiliation, before being released on bond in April 2025. His wife, Socorro Zaragosa, expressed concern over the treatment of migrants.

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cnn.com

Justice Department Approves Paramount's Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery

The U.S. Department of Justice has approved Paramount's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, which includes CNN and HBO. While the DOJ believes the merger will not harm competition, state attorneys general may still pursue legal challenges. Critics have raised concerns about the implications for media control and competition.

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New York Post

Apollo selects Austin for second US headquarters

Apollo Global Management has announced that it will establish its second US headquarters in Austin, Texas, instead of Florida. The choice was reportedly influenced by concerns about the availability of private school options in Florida.

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The Hill

DOJ Approves Paramount's Bid to Acquire Warner Bros.

The Department of Justice has approved Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, indicating that the merger is not expected to negatively impact competition or consumers. This approval is a significant step forward for the merger between the two major entertainment companies.

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nbcnews.com

Justice Department Approves Paramount Skydance's Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery

The Justice Department has approved Paramount Skydance's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery for $110 billion, stating it will not harm competition. The merger has faced criticism from industry professionals and is under investigation by state attorneys general in California and New York, as well as European Union officials due to its financial backing.

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The Daily Beast

Venezuelan Migrant Detained After Honeymoon Trip to Trump Hotel

Bryan José Rojas Galofre, a Venezuelan migrant, was detained after a honeymoon trip to Trump National Doral in January 2025 due to an airsoft gun found in his vehicle. Rojas spent nearly three months in detention while his family faced financial struggles. Despite their ordeal, his wife, Socorro Zaragosa, continues to support former President Trump, attributing their situation to their own choices.

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Fox News — Latest

California Democrats Face Criticism Over Sanctuary Policies and Child Welfare Checks

California Democrats are facing criticism regarding the state's sanctuary policies, which some argue are compromising the welfare of vulnerable migrant children. Attorney General Rob Bonta's office warned that local police conducting welfare checks on unaccompanied minors using federal information could violate state law, leading to a lawsuit from El Cajon against these policies. City officials assert that the current legal framework complicates their ability to ensure child safety without conflicting with state and federal laws.

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Fox News — Politics

California Democrats Face Criticism Over Sanctuary Policies and Child Welfare Checks

California Democrats are facing criticism regarding the state's sanctuary policies, which some argue are compromising the welfare of unaccompanied migrant children. A warning from Attorney General Rob Bonta has sparked a lawsuit from the City of El Cajon, which claims that these policies hinder local police from conducting necessary welfare checks. The city is seeking a court order to prevent the enforcement of these laws while the case is being considered.

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NPR — Top Stories

Justice Department Approves Paramount's Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery

The U.S. Department of Justice has approved the merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, which is valued at $110 billion. The merger will combine two significant players in the entertainment industry, with Paramount owning CBS and Warner including HBO and CNN.

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