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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.

Daily Wire

Trial of Karmelo Anthony Begins in Collin County, Texas

Karmelo Anthony's trial for the murder of Austin Metcalf commenced this week in Collin County, Texas, with supporters rallying outside the courthouse. Anthony is charged with first-degree murder after allegedly stabbing Metcalf during a confrontation at a track event. The case has drawn national attention due to its racial implications and the defense's claim of self-defense.

Washington Examiner

Markwayne Mullin Testifies Before Congress on DHS Budget Request

Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin is testifying before Congress for the second day regarding the DHS budget request for fiscal year 2027, which totals $118.4 billion. The budget includes significant allocations for Customs and Border Protection and Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The House hearing is set to begin at 10 a.m. on Wednesday.

The Daily Beast

James Carville Questions Trump’s Physical Examination Results

James Carville has raised doubts about the accuracy of President Trump's recent physical examination results, suggesting inconsistencies in the report. Trump's physician declared him in excellent health, but some medical professionals have questioned the validity of the findings. Carville also criticized Trump's remarks regarding his indifference to political matters.

New York Post

Trump discusses Iran, midterms, and 2028 election in interview

In a recent interview with the New York Post, President Trump discussed negotiations with Iran, the midterm elections, and the Republican candidates for the 2028 election. He also mentioned key Senate races that could impact Congress and noted that a 22-year-old undocumented migrant has pleaded not guilty to murder charges.

apnews.com

Police Investigate Nighttime Sightings of People Entering NYC Sewers

New York City police are investigating multiple reports of groups entering the sewer system at night, with security footage capturing several incidents in Brooklyn and Queens. The Department of Environmental Protection has confirmed no damage to the sewer infrastructure, but officials caution that entering the sewers is illegal and dangerous.

The Hill

Nick Saban and Others Testify Before Senate on College Sports Legislation

Nick Saban and other witnesses are set to testify before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee regarding legislation aimed at protecting competition in college sports and supporting student athletes. This hearing follows recent bipartisan efforts to address these concerns within the NCAA.

Daily Wire

Salesian Sisters Support Spurs Players with Prayer and Presence

The Salesian Sisters of St. John Bosco have become known for their enthusiastic support of the San Antonio Spurs during the 2026 NBA Playoffs. They pray for the players and engage with fans, continuing a long tradition of Spurs fandom within their community.