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New York Times — US

Culver City Residents Excluded from Los Angeles Mayor's Race

Residents of Culver City are unable to participate in the Los Angeles mayoral election, despite their close following of the race. This situation underscores the challenges related to municipal boundaries and voting rights.

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Deb Haaland wins Democratic primary for New Mexico governor

Deb Haaland has secured the Democratic nomination for governor in New Mexico, making her a front-runner in the upcoming general election. If elected, she would be the first female Native American governor in the U.S. Haaland's campaign focuses on her heritage and key issues such as healthcare and job creation, while she critiques former President Trump's policies.

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Josh Turek Wins Democratic Primary for Iowa Senate Seat

Josh Turek has won the Democratic primary for Iowa's open U.S. Senate seat, defeating state Senator Zach Wahls. Turek will face Republican Representative Ashley Hinson in the general election. The race is significant for its potential impact on Senate control, with substantial financial backing from outside groups.

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Trump Appoints Bill Pulte as Acting Director of National Intelligence

President Donald Trump appointed Bill Pulte as the acting director of national intelligence on June 2, 2026. Pulte, who has no background in intelligence, currently leads the Federal Housing Finance Agency. His appointment has drawn criticism from Senator Mark Warner, who raised concerns about the politicization of intelligence.

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Scott Pelley terminated by CBS following criticism of '60 Minutes' leadership

Scott Pelley was fired by CBS News after criticizing the leadership of '60 Minutes' during a staff meeting. CBS cited Pelley’s negative attitude towards the show's future as a reason for his termination, which follows a series of controversial changes within the network's news division. The situation has sparked discussions about the direction of '60 Minutes' and the leadership of Bari Weiss.

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Former Jan. 6 Defendant Now Employed at Pentagon

Elias Irizarry, who was involved in the January 6 Capitol riot and later pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge, is now working at the Pentagon. Acting Pentagon press secretary Joel Valdez described him as a qualified professional. Irizarry was sentenced to 14 days in jail and was pardoned by President Trump in 2025.

New York Times — US

Aaron Flint Wins Republican House Primary in Montana

Aaron Flint has secured victory in the Republican primary for the House seat in Montana, with the intention of succeeding Representative Ryan Zinke, who will not be running for re-election. Flint's campaign was endorsed by former President Donald Trump.

New York Times — Politics

Aaron Flint Wins Republican House Primary in Montana

Aaron Flint has secured the Republican nomination for the House of Representatives in Montana, seeking to fill the position currently held by Ryan Zinke, who is stepping down. The primary results were announced on June 3, 2026.

Washington Examiner

Scott Pelley Fired from CBS News Following Confrontation Over Leadership Changes

Scott Pelley has been fired from CBS News after a confrontation with CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss during a staff meeting. Pelley criticized Weiss's qualifications and the direction of the show, leading to his immediate termination by new executive producer Nick Bilton. This incident reflects ongoing changes and restructuring at CBS News.

Washington Examiner

Scott Pelley terminated from CBS News following confrontation over leadership changes

Scott Pelley has been fired from CBS News after a confrontation with Bari Weiss regarding leadership changes at '60 Minutes'. Pelley criticized Weiss and new executive producer Nick Bilton during a staff meeting, leading to his immediate termination. This incident is part of broader restructuring efforts at CBS News following a recent merger.

New York Times — US

Majority of Ballots in California Cast by Mail

In California, more than 80 percent of ballots are cast by mail, with sorting and processing occurring in large facilities over a period of weeks. This trend has been consistent in recent years.

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Candidates Selected in Key House District Primaries

The primaries held on June 2, 2026, have determined candidates for key House races in Iowa and California, impacting the upcoming elections for control of Congress. Notable matchups include Republican Rep. Zach Nunn against Democratic challenger Sarah Trone Garriott in Iowa's 3rd District, and several competitive races in California resulting from recent redistricting.

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Scott Pelley Fired from CBS News Following Confrontation with Executive Producer

Scott Pelley was fired from CBS News and '60 Minutes' after a confrontation with executive producer Nick Bilton. Pelley had criticized the leadership and direction of the show, which has recently seen significant staff changes. His termination raises questions about the future of '60 Minutes' and the influence of corporate interests on CBS News.

Fox News — Latest

Montana Senate Race Features Three Candidates Following Daines' Exit

The Montana Senate race has become competitive with the entry of three candidates following Senator Steve Daines' withdrawal from the race. Kurt Alme, Seth Bodnar, and Reilly Neill are now vying for the seat, with Bodnar leading in fundraising efforts. Alme is leveraging his Trump endorsements, while Bodnar has raised concerns about the influence of party insiders in the election.

Fox News — Politics

Montana Senate Race Features Trump-Backed Republican and Independent Candidates

The Montana Senate race is shaping up with three candidates: Kurt Alme, Seth Bodnar, and Reilly Neill. Alme, backed by Trump and Daines, faces criticism from Bodnar, who has raised the most funds. The candidates are preparing for a competitive election in a state that has leaned Republican in recent years.