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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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Fox News — Politics

DHS Secretary Accuses Biden Administration of Ignoring Migrant Child Abuse Reports

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin accused the Biden administration of neglecting reports of sexual abuse against migrants during a press conference on June 11, 2026. He highlighted data indicating that thousands of reports regarding migrant children were ignored under Biden, contrasting it with the Trump administration's response to similar issues. Mullin emphasized the need for justice and proper vetting of sponsors for migrant children.

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Deutsche Welle

New EU Asylum Law (CEAS) Takes Effect in Germany

The Common European Asylum System (CEAS) was implemented in Germany on June 11, 2026, with the aim of reducing new asylum applications. German Interior Minister [Name] has stated this objective, while experts suggest the law may not meet all its goals.

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Fox News — Latest

Michigan Lawmaker Proposes Changes to Cash Assistance Program for New Mothers

A Michigan lawmaker is advocating for changes to a cash assistance program for pregnant mothers, citing concerns about its oversight and effectiveness. The program, which provides financial support to new mothers, has faced criticism from some Republicans, while supporters argue it operates efficiently and effectively. The initiative has distributed over $42 million to families since its launch.

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Fox News — Latest

Michigan Lawmaker Proposes Changes to Cash Assistance Program for New Mothers

Rep. Jay DeBoyer of Michigan has raised concerns about the 'Rx Kids' cash assistance program for new mothers, questioning its oversight and effectiveness. The program, which provides significant financial support to families, has faced increased scrutiny from some Republican lawmakers despite having previously enjoyed bipartisan backing. Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, a program co-director, defended its efficiency and the importance of supporting early childhood development.

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Guardian — US

US House Blocks Extension of FISA Surveillance Law

The US House of Representatives failed to extend the FISA surveillance powers, which are set to expire today. House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized the decision, highlighting the implications for national security amid political disagreements.

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Fox News — Politics

Vice President JD Vance's Chief of Staff to Leave Position

Jacob Reses, chief of staff to Vice President JD Vance, will depart his role by the end of summer. Vance praised Reses for his loyalty and contributions, while various White House officials recognized his service. This news comes shortly after Vance referred allegations of fraud involving Minnesota officials to the Justice Department.

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Guardian — US

US House votes against extension of surveillance law

The US House of Representatives voted 198-218 against a short-term extension of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA). The decision was influenced by Democratic opposition to President Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence.

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The Hill

White House and Congress Support Second Chance Month and Reauthorization Act

The White House, Senate, and House of Representatives have expressed their support for Second Chance Month, which focuses on the challenges faced by individuals with criminal records. They are also endorsing the Second Chance Reauthorization Act, aimed at providing essential services for reintegration.

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Washington Examiner

U.S. Nuclear Sharing Discussions with NATO Allies in Eastern Europe

Discussions are taking place regarding the expansion of U.S. nuclear sharing arrangements within NATO to include Eastern European countries like Lithuania and Poland. These talks come as the U.S. cancels a rotational force of 4,000 troops to Eastern Europe, raising concerns among allies about security and deterrence against potential threats from Russia. Eastern European NATO members are increasing their defense spending, emphasizing the importance of U.S. military presence in the region.

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The Daily Beast

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Responds to New York Times Report on HHS Leadership

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services, has rebutted a New York Times report that questioned his leadership and engagement in his role. He criticized the article as inaccurate and defended his active involvement in departmental matters, while the Times maintained that their reporting was based on credible sources.

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New York Post

Federal Funding Cut for Los Angeles Homelessness Agency

The Trump administration has ended federal funding for Los Angeles' largest homelessness agency, alleging fraud and mismanagement. The agency had received nearly $1 billion in federal funding since 2021.

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Washington Examiner

Ohio Legislature Approves $875 Million Medicaid Payment to Nursing Homes

The Ohio legislature has approved an $875 million Medicaid payment to address a formula error that resulted in underpayments to nursing homes. This decision follows a ruling by the Ohio Supreme Court and aims to resolve ongoing litigation regarding Medicaid reimbursement rates. The funding will come from both state and federal sources.

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New York Times — Politics

House Votes Against Bill to Extend FISA Section 702 Surveillance Authority

The U.S. House has rejected a bill to extend surveillance powers under FISA Section 702, which is set to expire. Speaker Mike Johnson emphasized the importance of these surveillance capabilities, noting that the future of the law's renewal is unclear.

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