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DOJ Can Provide Biden’s Conversations With Ghostwriter to Heritage Foundation, Judge Says
Biden had sought to prevent the release of transcripts and recordings made while producing his 2017 memoir.
Kennedy Center Considering Partial Closure, Other Options After Court Order
The Kennedy Center said its management plans to present the board with options for a vote in mid-July.
Day in Photos: New Air Force One, Ebola at Orphanage in Congo, and Beating Retreat
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Senators Seek to Tie Hegseth’s Travel Funding to Release of Iran School Strike Investigation
The U.S. military has not claimed responsibility for the strikes on the school, which is located near an Iranian military base.
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RFK Jr. Denies CDC Is Spending $1.2 Billion on COVID-19 Vaccines
The health secretary has been under pressure to cancel the contracts.
Internships Give College Grads Advantage in Job Offers, Study Finds
About 55 percent of 2026 graduates who participated in a paid internship received at least one job offer, compared with 44 percent overall.
ICE Says it Has ‘No New Detention Centers Planned’ at Upcoming Gilroy Facility
California and Santa Clara County filed a lawsuit on June 10 seeking to block construction of the facility.
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European Union Not Seeking to Mediate Ukraine War, EU Council President Says
European leaders committed to providing more weapons for Ukraine and extending sanctions on Russia.
President Lai Seeks Taiwan–US Tax Relief, Deeper Tech Ties in Meeting With US Lawmakers
The Taiwanese president tied pending tax legislation to investment, AI cooperation, supply chains, and broader economic security.
Department of Labor Demands Immediate Action From Governors on Unemployment Fraud
The agency warned that it could withhold funds to states that do not comply.
Democrat Hannah Pingree to Face Republican Bobby Charles in Maine Gubernatorial Race
The Cook Political Report rates the November contest as likely Democratic.
Coast Guard’s Pacific Seizures Top 225,000 Pounds of Cocaine Since Operation’s August Launch
Eighty percent of all seizures of U.S.-bound narcotics occur at sea, according to Homeland Security.
11 Illegal Immigrants Among 15 Suspects Held in Alleged $1.4 Million Benefit Fraud Scheme in Massachusetts
The fraudsters allegedly obtained food stamps and health and disability benefits, many via identity theft, said the Justice Department.
Jamaica in Talks to Temporarily Hold Third-Country Deportees From US
A DHS statement said the Trump administration is ‘utilizing all lawful options’ to carry out deportations.
DHS Says Alleged Ringleader of UFC Terror Plot Is a Mexican Illegal Immigrant
Homeland Security officials say alleged ringleader Abraham Hermosillo Alvarez entered the United States under the DACA program in 2014.
Hegseth Orders Review of US Force Posture in Europe, Warns NATO Laggards of Consequences
The Pentagon chief said the future of America’s NATO dues will depend on allies meeting defense spending targets under a ‘NATO 3.0’ reboot.
Knicks Accept White House Invitation After Championship Win, Owner Says
James Dolan said he is proud the team will visit the White House. Previous NBA champions have declined to visit Trump.
New Forecast Predicts Later Social Security Depletion
Penn Wharton’s analysis predicted that around only 86 percent of benefits would be payable when the fund depletes.
FBI Arrests Illegal Immigrant for Flying Drone Near World Cup Event
The suspect had a prior conviction for cocaine distribution and illegally reentered the United States two times, officials said.
South Korean President Asks Trump to Push North Korea Peace Effort
Seoul says North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs continue to advance.
