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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.
Trump Says He Will Visit Turkey, China This Year
The president made the comments while unveiling Qatar-gifted aircraft at Joint Base Andrews.
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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Sen. Graham Says It’s ‘Delusional’ to Think Post-War Iran Is Stronger
The longtime Iran hawk said that he agrees with the Trump administration’s assessment of Iran’s degraded military capacity.
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.
US Launches Trade Investigation Into Germany Over Drug Pricing
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said that Germany reducing its spending on pharmaceuticals ‘is a serious step backwards.’
China-Made Fitness Trackers May Threaten US Security, Senators Warn
Lawmakers worry that wearable technology, such as smartwatches, may contain China-made components that could send Americans’ health data to the CCP.
FAA Extends Flight Limits at Busy NY Area Airports
Air traffic control staffing shortages have prompted federal authorities to limit runway capacity at three major travel hubs.
CBP Seizes 5 Tons of Marijuana Bound for England
The seizure has an estimated street value of $24 million, which could generate profits double that in Europe.
US Allows Waiver on Russian Seaborne Oil to Lapse
Washington has twice previously extended its waiver on Russian seaborne oil to help nations cope with the energy shortage resulting from the war in Iran.
Supreme Court Narrows Law That Bars Drug Users From Owning Guns
The court sided with a Texas man who was banned from owning a firearm because of his marijuana use.
Vance Calls on Long Island to Replace Suozzi in Midterms
‘Send us somebody we can work with,’ Vance told Nassau County.
Trump Admin Removes National Park Exhibits That ‘Disparage Americans’
The court filing highlighted changes at sites from the Virgin Islands to Acadia.
RFK Jr. Announces More Than $700 Million to Target Mental Illness, Homelessness
The money will go to various programs, including a suicide hotline.
Senate Committee Advances Bill to Penalize Forced Organ Harvesting
The bipartisan bill notes that the Chinese regime has failed to give a transparent account and calls for a U.S. investigation.
Trump Says Israel’s Fighting in Lebanon Has Gone on ‘Too Long,’ Killed ‘Too Many’
The president said Netanyahu should be more ’responsible' and suggested Syria could deal with the Iran-backed terrorist group more effectively.
