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Trump Meets With Auto Leaders Amid Right-to-Repair Dispute
Trump showed surprise at automakers’ resistance to consumer repairs during a meeting at the White House on Wednesday.
Acting Intelligence Chief Pulte Won’t Get the Permanent Position, Trump Says
The housing regulator who will fill in for Tulsi Gabbard has sparked opposition on both sides of the aisle.
Supreme Court Sides With SEC in Dispute About Recovering Illegal Profits
A federal appeals court previously ruled recovery efforts could proceed even in the absence of proof that investors lost money.
College Enrollment Increases, Led by Spike in Trades Programs: Report
Enrollment in community college certificate programs jumped 12.1 percent this spring, while international graduate enrollment fell sharply.
House Passes Bill Authorizing New Ukraine Aid, Russia Sanctions
Lawmakers voted 226–195 to pass the bill, dubbed the Ukraine Support Act.
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.
California Lawmakers Reject Lobbying Transparency Bills to Explore Other Options
The Assembly plans to look into other ways to increase public access to lobbyist letters without requiring legislation.
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Appeals Court Halts Order for Customs Chief’s Testimony
An appeals court stopped an order that would have required Rodney Scott to testify in the case about tariff refunds.
Day in Photos: Tiananmen Massacre Memorial, Wildfire Prevention Campaign, and Ferret Race
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Schiff Cosponsors Bill Targeting Forced Organ Harvesting in China
The bipartisan Senate bill would impose sanctions on those involved in forced organ harvesting and require a U.S. report on China’s transplant system.
Tiananmen Massacre Memorials Span Globe as Remembrance Is Suppressed in China, Hong Kong
Overseas groups held marches, exhibits, candlelight vigils, and forums while victims’ families in Beijing said they were blocked from mourning in cemeteries.
Homeland Security Secretary Says He Backs Enhanced Penalties for Protesters Who Dox ICE Agents
Some Democratic lawmakers have proposed laws requiring the agents to be unmasked during removal operations.
US Lawmakers Propose to Change Chinese Embassy Address to Honor Tiananmen Massacre Victims
The CCP has ’shown no remorse for this horrific event’ and ‘continues to commit severe human rights violations to this day,’ said Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.).
Trump to Nominate Todd Blanche to Serve as Attorney General
Speaking at a White House dinner, the president said he intends to nominate Blanche for the position.
House Passes Resolution to Block Military Action Against Iran
Lawmakers voted 215–208 for the Democrat-led measure to remove U.S. troops from armed hostilities with Iran.
US Private Payrolls Post Biggest Gain Since January 2025: ADP
‘Hiring was more broad-based in May than we’ve seen in the last few years,’ said economist Nela Richardson.
5,000 More Criminal Illegal Immigrants Added to DHS ‘Worst of the Worst’ Website
Some of the individuals’ criminal histories include homicide, drug possession, and sex offenses against children.
US Military Intercepts Iranian Missiles Launched Toward Regional Nations, Conducts Strikes
U.S. Central Command said Iran launched missiles toward Kuwait and Bahrain on June 2, but none of them reached their intended targets.
Adam Hamawy Wins Democratic Primary in Deep Blue New Jersey District
Given the seat is a solid Democratic district, the veteran is poised to win the general election in November.
Trump Disputes Media Reports Iran Negotiations Were Cut Off
‘The conversations between us have been going on continuously,’ including on Tuesday, the president said.
Trump Issues New Vaccine Order: What to Know
The order came after a federal judge blocked updated vaccine guidance.
