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The Atlantic

The Future of the Anacostia Community Museum Remains Uncertain

The Anacostia Community Museum, the first federally funded museum dedicated to Black history, has struggled with funding and identity since its inception. Despite community efforts to secure its future amid proposed budget cuts, the museum's long-term viability remains in question.

Washington Examiner

James Gallagher wins special election for California House seat

James Gallagher has won the special election to fill the House seat left vacant by the death of Doug LaMalfa. Gallagher secured nearly 63% of the vote and will serve the remainder of LaMalfa's term, increasing the Republican majority in the House. He will also run in the 2026 midterm elections against Mike McGuire.

Guardian — US

Trump discusses potential 2028 presidential election candidates

President Trump expressed his belief that Vice President Pence and Secretary of State Rubio would be formidable candidates for the 2028 presidential election. His remarks were made during a podcast, coinciding with Iowa's primary elections that could impact the midterm elections in November.

Washington Examiner

Republican Justin Murphy to Challenge Cory Booker in 2026 New Jersey Senate Race

Cory Booker (D-NJ) will compete against Republican Justin Murphy in the upcoming 2026 New Jersey Senate race. Murphy currently has a negative cash balance of -$23.71, while Booker has over $22.6 million. Despite a recent surge in primary votes, Murphy faces challenges due to lower Republican turnout and a lack of name recognition.

propublica.org

Lawmakers Request Information on $620 Million Pentagon Loan Linked to Donald Trump Jr.

Lawmakers are seeking answers from the White House about a $620 million Pentagon loan to Vulcan Elements, a company linked to Donald Trump Jr. This follows a ProPublica investigation suggesting that a senior aide to the president facilitated the loan. Concerns have been raised about potential corruption and the fairness of the Department of Defense's contracting process.

nbcnews.com

Rep. Andy Ogles Deletes Controversial Social Media Post and Attributes It to Staffer

Rep. Andy Ogles deleted a controversial post from his X account that criticized homosexuality, attributing it to a staff member. The post received backlash from both parties, with several lawmakers condemning his remarks. This incident follows previous inflammatory comments made by Ogles, and recent polling shows a decline in Republican support for same-sex marriage.

BBC — World

Randy Feenstra loses primary election in Iowa

Randy Feenstra, who received support from former President Donald Trump, was defeated in the Iowa primary election. This result may indicate challenges for Trump's endorsement strategy.

PBS NewsHour

Mullin Testifies on DHS Budget Before House Committee

Mullin testified before a House committee on the DHS budget on June 3, 2026. Democratic lawmakers expressed doubts about his ability to reform the department's immigration enforcement strategies and its commitment to the rule of law.

Fox News — Politics

Spencer Pratt Advances in LA Mayoral Race, Set for Runoff Against Karen Bass

Spencer Pratt is set to advance to the runoff election in the Los Angeles mayoral race against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass, who failed to secure a majority in the primary election. Pratt has criticized Bass on various city issues, while Bass defends her leadership and progress in addressing homelessness and public safety.

Fox News — Politics

Spencer Pratt Advances to Runoff in Los Angeles Mayoral Race Against Karen Bass

Spencer Pratt is set to advance to a runoff in the Los Angeles mayoral race against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass after neither candidate secured a majority in the primary election. Pratt has criticized Bass on various issues, while Bass defends her leadership as making positive changes in the city.