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Trump nominates Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence

President Donald Trump has nominated Jay Clayton, the former SEC Chairman and current U.S. Attorney, as the next Director of National Intelligence. This announcement follows the interim leadership of William Pulte, and Trump has called for the Senate to confirm Clayton quickly.

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Fox News — Latest

Trump nominates Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence

On June 11, 2026, President Donald Trump announced the nomination of Jay Clayton as the next Director of National Intelligence. Clayton, who previously served as the SEC Chairman and is currently the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, is expected to be confirmed by the Senate.

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Washington Examiner

Marjorie Taylor Greene Criticizes Trump Over Epstein Files

Marjorie Taylor Greene criticized Donald Trump for his handling of the Epstein files, calling him a "real traitor" during a CNN interview. Their public fallout began after Greene supported the release of the files, leading to exchanges where Trump labeled her as "wacky" and a traitor. Greene reaffirmed her political stance, denying any shift towards the Democratic Party.

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Guardian — US

Trump nominates Jay Clayton as national intelligence director

President Trump has nominated Jay Clayton as the national intelligence director, following previous controversies. House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized House Democrats for their stance on national security tools amid political disagreements. The Supreme Court has issued opinions, but key expected cases were not part of the announcements.

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Washington Examiner

Trump nominates Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence

On June 11, 2026, President Donald Trump announced the nomination of Jay Clayton as the next Director of National Intelligence. Clayton, if confirmed by the Senate, would replace interim director Bill Pulte, amid congressional delays related to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

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Fox News — Latest

Trump Proposes $350 Billion Military Funding Amid GOP Skepticism

President Donald Trump has proposed a $350 billion military funding package alongside stalled voter ID legislation, urging Congress to act despite skepticism from many Republicans. Concerns have been raised about the feasibility of passing such a package before the upcoming midterm elections, with key GOP figures expressing doubts about the reconciliation process.

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Fox News — Politics

Trump Advocates for $350 Billion Military Funding Amid GOP Doubts

President Donald Trump has proposed a $350 billion increase in military funding and the passage of the SAVE America Act, urging congressional Republicans to act despite skepticism within the party. Many Republicans express doubts about the feasibility of another budget reconciliation process, especially with the midterm elections approaching.

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The Hill

Trump nominates Jay Clayton as director of national intelligence

President Trump has nominated Jay Clayton, the former chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission, to be the director of national intelligence. This decision comes after Trump's earlier appointment of Bill Pulte as acting head of the intelligence community faced scrutiny.

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Axios

Trump nominates Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence

President Trump has nominated Jay Clayton as the permanent Director of National Intelligence, succeeding acting director Bill Pulte. Clayton is currently the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and his nomination follows the resignation of former DNI director Tulsi Gabbard.

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Washington Examiner

Senate Democrats Request USDA Action on New World Screwworm Outbreak

Democratic senators have called on the USDA to intensify efforts against the New World screwworm outbreak, which has affected livestock in Texas and New Mexico. They are advocating for increased sterile fly production and coordination among agricultural officials to effectively manage the situation.

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The Hill

Senate Democrats Block Short-Term Extension of FISA 702 Powers

Senate Democrats have blocked a Republican proposal for a short-term extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. The proposal, made by Senator Tom Cotton, was objected to by Senator Ron Wyden.

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Washington Examiner

Lawsuit Challenges Trump's Planned UFC Event at the White House

A lawsuit has been filed to prevent President Donald Trump's planned UFC event on the White House South Lawn, arguing it violates permitting rules. The event is seen as distinct due to its commercial nature, being organized by an independent company rather than the federal government. The Trump administration defends the event as part of national celebrations.

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nbcnews.com

Brad Lander Acquitted of Misdemeanor Charges in Immigration Facility Incident

Brad Lander, a former New York City comptroller, was found not guilty of misdemeanor charges related to an inspection attempt at an immigration detention facility. The incident involved Lander and other officials who sought to evaluate conditions for detainees, following a federal judge's order for improvements. Lander is now running for a congressional seat.

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Washington Examiner

Rep. Ro Khanna Criticizes JD Vance and Pam Bondi Over Epstein Files

Representative Ro Khanna has publicly criticized Vice President JD Vance and former Attorney General Pam Bondi for their alleged roles in a cover-up concerning the Epstein files, which contain extensive records related to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. Khanna expressed concern over Vance's shift in principles since joining the Trump administration and emphasized the importance of transparency regarding the Epstein files.

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nbcnews.com

House Democrats Block Short-Term FISA Renewal

On June 11, 2026, House Democrats blocked a short-term reauthorization of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, despite President Trump's request for its advancement. The vote was 198 to 218 against the measure. Additionally, First Lady Melania Trump announced a new initiative to create savings accounts for foster children.

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Daily Wire

Trump Nominates Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence

President Donald Trump has nominated Jay Clayton, former Chair of the SEC, to succeed Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence. Clayton, who is currently the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, must be confirmed by the Senate. This nomination follows Gabbard's decision to resign to support her husband during his medical treatment.

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Daily Wire

Travel Restrictions Imposed on Iran's National Soccer Team for 2026 World Cup

The U.S. is imposing travel restrictions on Iran's national soccer team ahead of the 2026 World Cup due to security concerns. The team will play its matches in the U.S. while being based in Tijuana, Mexico, after FIFA approved the change. The visa process has faced scrutiny due to concerns over ties to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.

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Washington Examiner

HUD Suspends Funding to Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority Over Allegations of Mismanagement

HUD has suspended federal funding to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority due to allegations of mismanagement and fraud. The decision follows an investigation into the agency's leadership and comes amid concerns about accountability in homelessness spending. Over 72,000 individuals are currently experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles County.

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Fox News — Politics

Pentagon Lockdown Due to False Air Quality Alert

The Pentagon experienced a lockdown on Thursday morning due to a false alarm regarding air quality. The alert, rated as "severe," prompted precautionary measures, but subsequent testing confirmed no hazards, and normal operations resumed by the afternoon.

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