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Guardian — US

Federal Judge Allows UFC Event on White House South Lawn

A federal judge has ruled that the White House can host a UFC event on the South Lawn, allowing the event to proceed as planned. The event is set to celebrate President Donald Trump's 80th birthday and the 250th anniversary of the United States.

Bias: 39 Sentiment: +0.00
apnorc.org

Analysis shows decline in Trump's support among independents during second term

An analysis of AP-NORC surveys shows that President Trump's support among independents has decreased by 17 percentage points since he took office, particularly among those without a college degree. Support has also declined across various racial groups and age demographics, with notable drops among younger independents and those without a college education.

Bias: 33 Sentiment: -0.10
notus.org

Federal Regulators Investigate Devin Nunes' $14.5 Million Campaign Fund

Federal regulators are examining Devin Nunes' $14.5 million campaign fund, which has accumulated since he last held office in 2020. The investigation follows inquiries from the Federal Election Commission about the fund's purpose and recent expenditures. Nunes' campaign has not disclosed any plans for future elections.

Bias: 65 Sentiment: +0.00
nbcnews.com

Federal Judge Blocks Trump's Anti-Weaponization Fund Indefinitely

A federal judge has indefinitely blocked the Trump administration's 'anti-weaponization fund,' citing the Justice Department's failure to confirm its status under penalty of perjury. The fund, aimed at compensating individuals claiming harm from federal actions, has faced legal challenges and public opposition. The judge granted a preliminary injunction to the plaintiffs, highlighting concerns about the potential revival of the fund.

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cnn.com

US Military Plans for Ground Operation in Iran Paused by President Trump

General Dan Caine visited US Central Command to discuss a military operation to seize Iran's highly enriched uranium, but President Trump paused the plans due to concerns over retaliation and US casualties. Ongoing negotiations between the US and Iran regarding nuclear concessions and the Strait of Hormuz continue amidst these developments.

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The Intercept

Senator Questions DHS on Recruitment Practices Amid Extremism Concerns

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse has called on Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin to address concerns regarding the DHS's social media presence and recruitment practices, which have been linked to extremist language. A Colorado law enforcement bulletin suggested that DHS posts could inspire far-right violence and attract white supremacists. The DHS has defended its recruitment efforts and criticized Whitehouse's claims.

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Washington Examiner

Federal Court Allows UFC Freedom 250 Event to Proceed on White House South Lawn

A federal court has ruled that the UFC Freedom 250 event can proceed on the South Lawn of the White House, rejecting a lawsuit from two Virginia residents. The judge stated that the plaintiffs did not demonstrate standing or irreparable harm, allowing the fight to take place as scheduled on Sunday.

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PBS NewsHour

Jay Clayton nominated by Trump for director of national intelligence

President Donald Trump has nominated Jay Clayton, currently the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, to be the next permanent director of national intelligence. This nomination is viewed as a more conventional selection than the president's earlier choice.

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Guardian — US

Federal Judge Rules Against Virginia Residents in Trump UFC Event Case

A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration did not exceed its authority in hosting the 'UFC Freedom 250' event at the White House. Additionally, Trump has expressed intentions to push for a resolution to void his impeachments, claiming he did nothing wrong.

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Fox News — Latest

DOJ Emails Reveal Internal Discontent Over 2021 Memo Addressing Parent Protests

Internal emails from the DOJ reveal significant opposition to a memo issued by Attorney General Merrick Garland in 2021, which addressed threats posed by parents to school boards. Officials expressed concerns about the political implications and questioned the department's authority to act on the matter. The National Association for School Boards later apologized for its request for federal intervention regarding parent protests.

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Fox News — Politics

DOJ Emails Reveal Internal Discontent Over 2021 Memo Addressing Parent Protests

Internal emails from the DOJ reveal significant dissent among officials regarding a 2021 memo from Attorney General Merrick Garland that addressed threats against school board members. The memo was prompted by concerns from the National Association for School Boards about harassment during public meetings. Following backlash, the association apologized for its request for federal intervention, while Garland defended the memo's intent to protect public officials.

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Guardian — US

Louisiana jury awards $1.1 billion to woman in childhood molestation case

A Louisiana jury has awarded $1.1 billion to Pamela Elaine Lockridge in a lawsuit against her late stepfather for childhood sexual molestation. The case, tried under the state's 'lookback law,' reflects the willingness of civil juries to grant substantial damages in such cases.

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The Hill

Federal Judge Denies Request to Block UFC Event at White House

A federal judge has ruled that two Virginia residents do not have the legal standing to block a UFC event planned for the White House South Lawn. The event is scheduled for Flag Day and President Trump's 80th birthday.

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Washington Examiner

Work Begins to Remove Donald Trump's Name from Kennedy Center

Crews have started work to remove Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center, following a federal judge's order. The judge's ruling also requires a pause on renovation plans that would have closed the center for two years.

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New York Post

Washington State Lawmakers Call for Removal of Human Rights Commissioner

Lawmakers in Washington state are urging Governor Bob Ferguson to remove Luc fils Jasmin from the Human Rights Commission. This request follows a video that surfaced on June 10, where Jasmin made remarks perceived as dismissive of antisemitism and derogatory towards Jews.

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adn.com

Alaska Division of Elections Rules Dan J. Sullivan Not Eligible to Run for Senate

The Alaska Division of Elections has preliminarily ruled that Dan J. Sullivan from Petersburg is not eligible to run for the U.S. Senate in 2026 due to allegations of misrepresenting his party affiliation. He has until Thursday to respond to the decision, which follows complaints from the Alaska Republican Party. Dan J. Sullivan maintains that he is a legitimate candidate and has not coordinated with Democrats.

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The Daily Beast

Trump Shares AI-Generated Image Linked to QAnon After Comments on Iran

President Donald Trump criticized Iran on June 12, 2026, for allegedly spreading misinformation about a potential agreement. Following his remarks, he shared an AI-generated image linked to the QAnon movement on Truth Social, which has drawn attention to his ongoing association with the group. The White House has been contacted for comments regarding his statements.

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