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Trump Claims Vandalism Led to Damage of Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool

President Donald Trump claimed that vandalism has caused damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, necessitating repairs. David Hearn, a man arrested for touching the pool's material, denied vandalism charges. The $14 million renovation project has faced scrutiny due to algae issues and has drawn public attention ahead of America's 250th anniversary.

New York Post

Dodgers lose 3-2 to Orioles despite late rally

The Los Angeles Dodgers were defeated by the Baltimore Orioles with a score of 3-2 on Saturday night. The game ended with the Dodgers having the tying run on third base, following their prior night’s walk-off win against the same team.

The Daily Beast

James Carville Advises Trump Staffers to Disclose Information

James Carville has encouraged Trump administration staffers to disclose information about the White House's internal issues to protect themselves. He believes that those who leak information tend to fare better in historical assessments of controversial administrations.

Washington Examiner

AI Deepfake Ads Emerging in Midterm Election Campaigns

The midterm elections are expected to feature significant use of AI deepfake technology in campaign ads, primarily in attack advertisements against opponents. Notable examples include a deepfake ad targeting Texas Senate candidate James Talarico and an unconventional ad featuring an AI raccoon in Alabama. There are indications that Democrats may seek to legislate against the use of AI in ads if they perform well in the upcoming elections.

Fox News — Latest

Biden Secures Temporary Injunction Against Release of Investigation Materials

A federal judge has granted former President Joe Biden a temporary injunction to block the release of audio recordings and transcripts related to Special Counsel Robert Hur's investigation into classified documents. The decision allows time for an appeals court to review Biden's challenge against the release, which his legal team argues would violate privacy protections.

Fox News — Politics

Biden Secures Temporary Delay in Release of Hur Investigation Materials

A federal judge has granted former President Joe Biden a temporary injunction to block the release of audio recordings and transcripts related to Special Counsel Robert Hur's investigation into classified documents. The injunction will remain in effect while an appeals court reviews Biden's challenge, which argues that the release could compromise his legal position and that there is no urgent public need for the recordings.

Washington Examiner

At least 12 injured in shooting incident in Chicago

At least 12 people were injured in a shooting incident in Chicago when an SUV pulled up and opened fire on a crowd. The shooting, which occurred late Friday, left two individuals in critical condition. Police are investigating the incident, which coincided with Juneteenth celebrations.