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FBI, Other Agencies Warn Hackers Targeting Gas Stations
The advisory says that groups have targeted automatic tank gauge systems used by gas stations nationwide.
FBI Director Unveils ‘Most Wanted Fraudsters List’
FBI Director Kash Patel says that the top-10 list was proposed by Vice President JD Vance as part of a government-wide anti-fraud effort.
New York Democrats Advance Plan to Redraw House Maps Before 2028
Democrats pushed the amendment through both chambers on party lines, 38–22 and 91–47. It must pass again next year and win voter approval to take effect.
DNC Aims to Recruit 10,000-Plus Online Creators to Catch Up to GOP Before Midterms
The Democratic party’s network has grown from 25 creators to 550 with 75 million followers since mid-2025.
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DOJ Launches $300 Million Initiative to Transform Public Safety in American Cities
Recent surges of federal law enforcement in cities such as Memphis have resulted in a decline in violent crime rates, including murders and sexual assaults.
FCC Rethinks School Internet Subsidies Over Screen Time Concerns
The agency has been subsidizing connectivity to and within schools for almost 30 years, FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said.
Democratic Rep. Adam Gray to Face Off Against Republican Kevin Lincoln in California Swing District
The race is among a handful of closely-watched battleground districts in the state.
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China Uses Fear and Coercion for Transnational Repression, Congressional Report Says
The Congressional-Executive Commission on China examines China’s overseas influence and repression in a June 4 report and hearing.
US Delegation Attends Russia’s ‘Davos’; Putin Aide Says Washington–Moscow Dialogue Intensifying
Russian President Vladimir Putin, scheduled to speak at the event on June 5, will not meet with any members of the American contingent.
American Ebola Patients Could be Moved to US, Officials Say
No patients or Americans exposed to Ebola have been transported to the United States during the current outbreak.
Trump Decries Communism, Says Its ‘Breathtaking Popularity’ Turns to ‘Death, Destruction, Squalor’
‘Free enterprise is tougher to sell, but that’s what’s made our country great,’ the president said.
COVID-19 Vaccines May Be Causing Cancer, Experts Say
Doctors testified at a Senate hearing about their experiences.
‘Operation Summer Heat 2.0’: FBI Director Launches New Anti-Crime Initiative
The director, Kash Patel, also confirmed that 1,139 suspects were arrested, 984 firearms were seized, and 615 indictments were served in another operation.
The Legal Drug That’s Destroying Lives, and the Community That’s Providing Hope
Unpaid volunteers who have been addicted to kratom, an opioid-like substance, are providing data that could help federal regulators set policies.
US Sanctions Iran’s Largest Crypto Exchange, 3 Others for Terror Ties, Sanctions Evasion
The Treasury targeted Nobitex, whose cofounders are close associates of former Supreme Leader of Iran Ali Khamenei’s family.
Day in Photos: Protest on Alleged Police Mishandling, Genocide Remembrance Ceremony in Paris, and Cuba Hotel Pullback
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Feds Charge 4 Suspects After Finding Massive Drug Smuggling Tunnel
A traffic stop in a San Diego County border town led federal investigators to a sophisticated tunnel hidden inside a retail store.
Trump Names New Acting National Intelligence Director
National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard is stepping down on June 30.
Gov. Ron DeSantis Wants Property Tax Relief for Floridians—What to Know
Supporters say it can rein in local government spending, but critics warn it will hamstring Florida’s cities.
Another Hurricane Season Is Underway: What to Know
NOAA forecasts eight to 14 named storms in the Atlantic Ocean this season, and looks to drones and AI to improve prediction accuracy.
