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Vance: Iran Could Access $300 Billion Reconstruction Fund Under Peace Agreement
The reconstruction would be funded by Middle Eastern nations, not the United States.
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Challenge to New York Law Allowing Gun Companies to Be Sued
A federal appeals court previously ruled the state law was not barred by the federal Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act.
US Private Credit Default Rate Remains at Record High: Fitch
Private credit firms continue to face flood of redemption requests.
US Gasoline Prices Below $4 a Gallon for First Time Since April
The national average declined to $3.997 as the United States and Iran finalized a deal to end the conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Alaska Primary Challenger Who Has Same Name as Incumbent Sen. Dan Sullivan Ineligible to Run: State Official
Division of Elections Director Carol Beecher said the challenger did not file his candidacy in good faith and was ineligible to appear on the ballot.
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Beijing-Linked Hackers Targeted US, Canadian Research Institutions for Over a Year: Google
Hackers exploited a widely used clinical research application and targeted institutions involved in military, AI, and medical research.
University of California Considers Reinstating SAT, ACT in Admissions Requirements
The test scores have not been considered in the university’s admissions process since 2021.
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Supreme Court Declines to Hear Former Trump Campaign Adviser’s Appeal Over Alleged FBI Surveillance Abuses
The ruling ends Carter Page’s lawsuit against ex-FBI Director James Comey and other former federal officials after a lower court ruled it was filed too late.
World Leaders Welcome Ceasefire Deal Between United States, Iran
The announcement has been widely welcomed, but Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said the deal does not bind his country.
United States’ Largest Wind Farm to Begin Operations This Month
The project is expected to offer ‘clean power’ to roughly 3 million Americans every year.
Trump Wants to End Conflict Between Russia, Ukraine, According to Kremlin Adviser
Trump held phone calls with both Putin and Zelenskyy on June 14.
White House Hosts UFC Freedom 250 Matches
Mixed martial arts takes center stage at the nation’s capital, with seven fights scheduled for the specially built octagon on the South Lawn.
Fighters Weigh In for White House UFC Freedom 250 Matches
Fans packed the nation’s capital for fight-themed festivities over the weekend.
US Military Downs Iranian Attack Drones in Strait of Hormuz
The incident comes as U.S. and Iranian officials have signaled that a draft peace framework aimed at ending the conflict is nearing completion.
World Cup 2026: USA Dominates Paraguay 4-1 in Los Angeles
The game marks the most goals Team USA has ever scored in a World Cup match.
Trump Admin Appeals Ruling That Blocked $100,000 Fee for H-1B Visas
Officials say they’re confident the appeal will be successful.
1 Victim Dead, 11 Injured in Midland, Texas, Shooting
‘The active shooter situation is resolved and the shooter is now deceased,’ Mayor Lori Blong said.
Tehran Says Major Parts of US-Iran Deal Draft Complete, But Final Approval Still Pending
Iran rejected reports suggesting a deal had been concluded and said that Iranian authorities had not yet completed their review of the proposed text.
Federal Judge Bars Texas AG Paxton’s Lawsuit Against ActBlue
A U.S. District Court in Boston found Paxton’s initial legal action to be retaliatory against ActBlue in support of Paxton’s Senate rival.
