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Guardian — US

Trump Signs Executive Order for Voluntary Review of AI Models

President Trump signed an executive order on June 2, 2026, to create a voluntary framework for the federal government to review AI models before their public release. The initiative aims to bolster national security and cybersecurity.

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The Hill

President Trump Signs Executive Order on Artificial Intelligence

President Trump signed an executive order aimed at improving federal defenses against advanced AI models and establishing a voluntary testing framework. This order is a scaled-back version of a prior order that was intended for signing.

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Fox News — Politics

Congressional Investigation into ActBlue Board Members Regarding Misconduct Allegations

Congressional investigators are probing ActBlue, a Democratic fundraising platform, over allegations related to foreign donations and donor fraud. Republican committee chairs have requested interviews with board members and documents regarding the platform's fraud prevention practices. ActBlue has denied any wrongdoing amid the ongoing investigation.

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Fox News — Latest

Congressional Investigation Expands into ActBlue's Handling of Donations

Congressional investigators are intensifying their probe into ActBlue, focusing on the platform's management of foreign donations and its fraud-prevention practices. The Republican chairs of three House committees have requested interviews with board members and documentation related to allegations of donor fraud, amid claims of uncooperativeness from ActBlue.

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The Hill

Trump appoints Bill Pulte as Acting Director of National Intelligence

President Trump has appointed Bill Pulte as the Acting Director of National Intelligence, replacing Tulsi Gabbard. Pulte was previously the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche will also testify before the House on June 2, 2026.

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The Hill

New Mexico lawmakers issue subpoenas in Epstein investigation

On June 2, 2026, a bipartisan committee of New Mexico lawmakers announced the issuance of subpoenas in their investigation of Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch. The subpoenas will be sent to 14 entities, including agencies involved in past investigations of Epstein.

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The Daily Beast

Kellyanne Conway Comments on Democratic Candidate Graham Platner Draw Criticism

Kellyanne Conway criticized the Democratic Party for not disavowing Graham Platner, a candidate facing scrutiny for a Nazi tattoo and inappropriate messages. She compared this to the Republican Party's disavowal of David Duke. Critics responded by pointing out other controversial figures within the GOP.

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The Daily Beast

Poll Indicates Financial Concerns Among Voters Ahead of Midterms

A survey by Edward Jones and Gallup shows that only 16% of Americans feel financially fulfilled, with many expressing concerns about their financial situations as midterm elections approach. Economic confidence projected by President Trump contrasts with the realities faced by voters, particularly among middle and lower-income groups.

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Fox News — Latest

Newark Mayor Critiques State Police Tactics at Delaney Hall Following Protests

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka criticized the tactics of New Jersey State Police at Delaney Hall, following protests by detainees alleging mistreatment. He called for more collaboration in decision-making regarding police actions. Baraka also highlighted ongoing litigation against GEO Group, the facility's operators, due to health and safety concerns.

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Fox News — Politics

Newark Mayor Critiques State Police Tactics Following Protests at Delaney Hall

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka criticized the tactics used by New Jersey State Police during protests at Delaney Hall, following an order from Governor Mikie Sherrill. He called for improved discussions on police tactics and mentioned ongoing litigation against GEO Group regarding health and safety concerns at the facility. A DHS spokesperson defended the conditions provided to detainees.

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Washington Examiner

Marco Rubio Discusses Iranian Military Capabilities

Marco Rubio, Secretary of State, testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on June 2, 2026, discussing the impact of Operation Epic Fury on Iran's military capabilities. He characterized the Iranian Navy as non-existent and emphasized the need for Iran to address its enriched uranium stockpile.

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The Hill

David Axelrod comments on Trump's reported criticism of Netanyahu

David Axelrod defended President Trump's reported criticism of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, suggesting that Trump's concerns about Netanyahu's military plans against Hezbollah were warranted. The comments were made following a phone call where Trump expressed his dissatisfaction with the situation.

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The Hill

Thune comments on Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte as DNI

Senate Majority Leader John Thune expressed concerns regarding President Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence, stating that the role should not be 'weaponized.' Pulte is also the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency.

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The Daily Beast

D.C. Judge Rules '86-47' Protest Slogan Is Protected Speech

A D.C. judge ruled that the protest slogan '86-47' is protected speech, rejecting law enforcement's attempts to stop its display. The ruling highlighted the non-violent interpretation of the term '86' and came in the context of ongoing protests regarding the impeachment of President Trump.

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The Daily Beast

Katie Miller Responds to Capitol Hill Sexual Harassment Revelations

Katie Miller, wife of Stephen Miller, faced criticism for her comments on sexual harassment allegations on Capitol Hill. In response to a CNN report detailing multiple harassment claims, she suggested that the culture of late-night parties contributes to the issue, which has sparked backlash from social media users. The Daily Beast has sought further comment from her.

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