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Politics

Federal, state, and local politics; elections; policy

Washington Examiner

Gavin Newsom states he and his wife are under DOJ investigation

Governor Gavin Newsom of California reported that he and his wife are being investigated by the Department of Justice, suggesting the inquiry is politically motivated. He accused former President Donald Trump of directing the investigation and stated that they have not committed any crime.

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Axios

California Governor Gavin Newsom Reports DOJ Investigation

California Governor Gavin Newsom stated that the Department of Justice is investigating him, suggesting that the inquiry is politically motivated by President Trump as he considers a presidential run. This incident highlights ongoing allegations regarding the use of the DOJ for political purposes.

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The Hill

US military to maintain presence in Middle East during Iran negotiations

The U.S. military plans to maintain its current deployment in the Middle East while negotiations with Iran are ongoing for a period of 60 days. Senior officials indicated that while there is a desire to reduce troop levels, no changes will occur at this time.

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New York Post

Gavin Newsom claims investigation by Department of Justice

Governor Gavin Newsom has claimed that the U.S. Department of Justice is investigating him and his family. He attributed the investigation to former President Donald Trump in a social media post.

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Deutsche Welle

Mahmoud Abbas Announces Elections in Palestinian Territories

Mahmoud Abbas has announced that presidential and legislative elections will be held in the Palestinian territories, marking the first such elections in twenty years. The lack of elections has been attributed to ongoing conflict and occupation.

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lawfaremedia.org

U.S. Commerce Department Orders Anthropic to Suspend Access to AI Models

The U.S. Commerce Department has ordered Anthropic to suspend access to its AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, for foreign nationals, citing national security concerns. This marks the first enforcement of export controls on AI models, raising questions about the implications for foreign access and AI development in the U.S. Anthropic disputes the severity of the vulnerabilities cited by the government.

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nbcnews.com

Supreme Court denies Carter Page's lawsuit revival against James Comey

The Supreme Court has denied Carter Page's request to revive his lawsuit against former FBI Director James Comey related to the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election. Page's claims focused on inaccuracies in surveillance warrant applications, which were later found to be flawed by a Justice Department investigation. The court's decision follows a prior ruling that Page filed his lawsuit too late.

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cbsnews.com

Vice President Vance Addresses Iran Asset Release Claims

Vice President JD Vance refuted claims that Iran will receive billions in assets from a U.S.-Iran deal, stating that such figures are not included in the agreement's texts. He emphasized the importance of Iran meeting its obligations for economic reintegration and discussed ongoing negotiations regarding the destruction of enriched nuclear materials.

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nbcnews.com

JD Vance Reflects on Controversial 'Childless Cat Ladies' Comment in New Memoir

In his forthcoming memoir, JD Vance admits that his 2021 comment labeling Kamala Harris and other Democrats as 'childless cat ladies' was a poor choice. He reflects on the backlash from the remark and discusses his views on abortion, emphasizing the need for more persuasive arguments in the pro-life movement. Vance dedicates the book to his wife, Usha, and shares insights into their family life and faith.

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nbcnews.com

Supreme Court declines to review New York firearms liability law

The Supreme Court has chosen not to review a New York law that permits lawsuits against gun manufacturers for harm caused by their firearms. The law, enacted in 2021, aims to hold gunmakers accountable and was challenged by several manufacturers but upheld by lower courts.

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democracydocket.com

Federal Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Wisconsin's Voter Data Sharing

A federal court has dismissed a lawsuit from the 1789 Foundation aimed at preventing Wisconsin from sharing voter data with ERIC, labeling the lawsuit as frivolous and imposing sanctions on the group. The court clarified that Wisconsin remains a member of ERIC, contrary to the claims made in the lawsuit.

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politico.eu

Hungarian Parliament Approves Constitutional Amendment Limiting Prime Minister Terms

On June 15, 2026, the Hungarian parliament passed a constitutional amendment limiting prime ministers to eight years in office, which would prevent Viktor Orbán from returning to power. The amendment, supported by a two-thirds majority, is intended to strengthen democratic governance in Hungary, although critics question its retroactive applicability. The proposal will now be reviewed by the Fidesz-appointed president, Tamás Sulyok.

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bbc.com

Investigation Reveals Russian Involvement in Arson Attacks Targeting UK Prime Minister

A BBC investigation has linked arson attacks on properties associated with UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to a Russian campaign. Roman Lavrynovych was convicted of conspiracy to commit arson, with evidence suggesting involvement from a Russian diplomat. The Russian embassy has denied any connection to the attacks.

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nypost.com

ICE Agent Struck by Van in New Jersey Incident

An ICE agent was hit by a van driven by a fleeing suspect in Stafford Township, New Jersey, on June 15, 2026. The agent opened fire on the vehicle, and while the officer is expected to recover, details about the suspect remain unclear. The incident has led to a significant increase in reported vehicle attacks against ICE agents in recent years.

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The Hill

Schumer requests Trump administration to brief Congress on Iran agreement

Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer has called for the Trump administration to brief Congress on the agreement with Iran. He highlighted the importance of transparency regarding the details of the understanding, which includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz and future discussions on Iran's nuclear program.

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Washington Examiner

JD Vance Reflects on Past Remarks in New Memoir

In his new memoir, Vice President JD Vance reflects on his past remark calling Democrats 'childless cat ladies,' admitting it was a 'boneheaded' comment. He expresses regret and suggests he could have communicated his views on parenthood more effectively. The memoir also covers his conversion to Catholicism and his spiritual journey.

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