United States · Politics
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White House Correspondents' Dinner rescheduled for July 24 after April shooting
The White House Correspondents’ Dinner was postponed to July 24 after a gunman attacked the April event at the Washington Hilton.
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Trump names Bill Pulte acting US Director of National Intelligence after Gabbard resignation
President Donald Trump appointed Bill Pulte as acting Director of National Intelligence following Tulsi Gabbard's resignation announcement last month.
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Partial ceasefire announced between Israel and Hezbollah as fighting continues in Lebanon
Israel and Hezbollah agreed on June 1 to halt some attacks, but Israeli strikes and Hezbollah fire persisted in southern Lebanon.
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Pentagon designates press office as classified SCIF, bars journalists from entry
The Pentagon redesignated its press office as a classified Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, barring journalists from entering the space starting June 1, 2026.
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US discusses expanding nuclear weapons deployments to more NATO countries amid troop cuts
The US is considering expanding its nuclear weapons hosting program to new NATO European countries as it plans to reduce troops in Germany.
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US-Iran tensions escalate as Iran suspends talks and threatens Strait of Hormuz closure
Iran suspended peace talks with the US and threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz after US strikes on Iranian facilities on May 31.
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US appeals court blocks removal of transgender troops but allows enlistment ban
A US appeals court ruled June 1 that transgender service members cannot be removed under the 2025 military policy, but new enlistments remain barred.
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Mette Frederiksen forms centre-left minority government after months of deadlock in Denmark
Mette Frederiksen agreed on June 1 to lead a centre-left minority coalition after the March election produced no majority.
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Iran damages 20 US military sites across Middle East since February conflict began
Iran has struck 20 US military bases in eight Middle Eastern countries since late February, causing extensive damage to strategic assets.
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US Senate advances $70 billion immigration bill as Trump administration drops $1.8 billion fund
The US Senate voted 53-45 to advance a $70 billion immigration bill while the Trump administration plans to drop a $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund.
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Russia fires record 8,150 long-range drones at Ukraine in May 2026
Russia launched a record 8,150 long-range drones and 211 missiles at Ukraine in May 2026, escalating attacks after a brief ceasefire.
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Iran suspends US talks, threatens Strait of Hormuz amid Israeli strikes in Lebanon
Iran halted negotiations with the US June 1, citing Israeli attacks on Lebanon and demanding a ceasefire including Lebanon.
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Experimental drug Daraxonrasib doubles survival in advanced pancreatic cancer trial
Daraxonrasib doubled median survival to 13.2 months in a 500-patient metastatic pancreatic cancer trial, outperforming chemotherapy.
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Maine Senate Candidate Graham Platner Faces Multiple Allegations Ahead of June 9 Primary
Graham Platner, Maine's presumptive Democratic Senate nominee, faces allegations including leaked explicit texts and accusations of abusive behavior amid his 2026 campaign.
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US conducts airstrikes on Iranian radar sites; Iran retaliates with missile attack on US base
The US military launched defensive airstrikes on Iranian radar and drone sites over the weekend, prompting Iran to retaliate by attacking a US air force base today.
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Former Fed Chair Powell Warns Political Pressure Threatens Federal Reserve Credibility
Jerome Powell cautioned that political interference risks the Federal Reserve’s independence and public trust during his May 31 award speech.
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Wall Street Sexual Harassment Suit Spurs Spread of AI Deepfake Misinformation
A Wall Street banker’s sexual harassment lawsuit against a JPMorgan Chase executive triggered false AI deepfakes across social media.
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Marco Rubio and JD Vance Lead White House Press Briefings Amid 2028 GOP Succession Talk
Marco Rubio and Vice President JD Vance alternated hosting White House press briefings during Karoline Leavitt's maternity leave, spotlighting 2028 GOP contenders.
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About 15,000 gather in Washington DC for 9-hour prayer rally marking US 250th anniversary
Thousands attended the Rededicate 250 prayer rally on the National Mall on May 17, promoting a Christian-focused rededication of America.
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Syrian President al-Sharaa and US President Trump discuss lifting US sanctions on Syria
On May 31, Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa and US President Donald Trump held a phone call on US sanctions and Syria's economy.
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Bus driver charged after Virginia crash kills five, injures over 40
A bus driver was charged with involuntary manslaughter after a crash in Virginia killed five people and injured more than 40 others on Friday.
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Trump and Netanyahu Discuss Possible Renewal of Military Action Against Iran
Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu held a phone call Sunday on resuming military conflict with Iran.
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Trump Threatens to Withdraw Endorsement of Boebert Over Support for Thomas Massie
President Trump threatened to withdraw his endorsement of Rep. Lauren Boebert for backing Rep. Thomas Massie.
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Czech Republic likely to miss NATO 2% defense spending target in 2026
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis said the country will probably miss NATO's 2026 2% GDP defense spending goal but pledged effort despite budget issues.