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Washington Examiner

House Rejects Short-Term Extension of FISA Program

The House voted 198-218 against a short-term extension of the FISA program, which is set to expire soon. The failure to pass the extension follows stalled negotiations and concerns over the appointment of Bill Pulte as acting Director of National Intelligence. Democrats and some Republicans expressed the need for reforms to protect privacy rights.

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The Hill

Anthropic CEO advocates for government authority to regulate AI safety

Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, has expressed that governments should be empowered to block AI deployments that fail to meet safety standards. His remarks were made in an essay on June 11, 2026, reflecting the company's focus on AI safety amid differing views in the industry.

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The Hill

House Republicans Fail to Extend FISA 702 Powers Before Scheduled Recess

House Republicans did not obtain sufficient support from Democrats to extend the warrantless surveillance powers under Section 702 of FISA. The failure to pass the bill comes just before the powers are set to expire as the House prepares for a scheduled recess.

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Fox News — Politics

U.S. Surveillance Program Set to Expire as Congress Fails to Pass Extension

The U.S. surveillance program under Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act is set to expire after Congress failed to pass an extension. The House voted against a proposed three-week extension, while opposition from Democrats regarding President Trump's intelligence chief appointment contributed to the deadlock. The program, which allows the government to collect intelligence on foreign individuals, has been credited with thwarting a terrorist attack.

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Axios

House Rejects Short-Term Extension of FISA Section 702

The House rejected a short-term extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, potentially leading to its expiration. The vote was largely divided along party lines, with Democrats opposing the extension due to President Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence. The Senate may seek to pass its own extension, but the path forward remains unclear.

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Fox News — Politics

U.S. Surveillance Program Faces Expiration Amid Political Standoff

The U.S. surveillance program Section 702 is at risk of expiration following a failed House vote to extend it. The program, which allows the collection of intelligence on foreign individuals, has faced political opposition amid concerns over the qualifications of the acting director of national intelligence. As the expiration date approaches, lawmakers are divided on the implications for national security.

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Fox News — Latest

U.S. Surveillance Program Faces Expiration Amid Political Standoff

A vote to extend the U.S. surveillance program Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act failed on June 8, 2026, with a count of 198-218. The program, which allows intelligence collection on foreign individuals using U.S. communication systems, is set to expire on June 11. The political standoff has raised concerns about national security and the implications of allowing the program to lapse.

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Fox News — Politics

Senate Race Ratings Shift Toward Democrats, According to Forecaster

Sabato's Crystal Ball has shifted three Senate race ratings toward the Democrats, indicating a potential path for them to regain the Senate majority in the upcoming midterm elections. The adjustments reflect the current political landscape, where Democrats need to gain four seats to take control, while Republicans face challenges due to historical midterm trends and economic issues.

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Fox News — Latest

Senate Race Ratings Shift Toward Democrats Ahead of Midterm Elections

Sabato's Crystal Ball has shifted its ratings for three Senate races toward the Democrats as the midterm elections approach, indicating a clearer path for Democrats to potentially regain a Senate majority. The races in North Carolina, Alaska, and Ohio have been identified as key battlegrounds, with current polling showing Democratic candidates in favorable positions.

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Fox News — Latest

Vice President JD Vance to Appear on 'The View' on June 16

Vice President JD Vance will appear on 'The View' on June 16, his first visit to the program. He will discuss his new book and his goals for the Trump administration, joining a show that has hosted predominantly liberal guests in recent years.

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Washington Examiner

Senate Race Predictions Shift in Favor of Democrats

A forecast update from the University of Virginia’s Sabato’s Crystal Ball has shifted predictions for Senate races in North Carolina, Ohio, and Alaska, indicating a more favorable outlook for Democrats. The ratings for two incumbent Republicans have changed to toss-ups, while North Carolina's open seat is now rated as leaning Democratic. The Alaska primary is set for August 18.

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The Hill

Federal agencies and UFC allocate $60 million for White House event

Federal agencies and the UFC are spending a minimum of $60 million for a cage fighting event at the White House, which is set for President Trump's birthday. The funds will cover the construction of an octagon arena and food expenses.

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New York Times — Politics

Trump Discusses U.S. Military Strikes to Pressure Iran

President Trump indicated that he was revealing details about U.S. military strikes to encourage Iran to negotiate on the Strait of Hormuz. This statement was made during a broadcast with Hegseth.

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The Hill

Hegseth Responds to Question on U.S. Strike and War Crimes

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth addressed a reporter's inquiry about the legality of a U.S. strike on Iranian civilian infrastructure. He characterized the question as disingenuous and defended the professionalism of U.S. officials.

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