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ICE Requests New York Authorities to Detain Salvadoran National Accused of Rape

ICE has requested that New York authorities keep Aureliano Antonio Melendez Reyes, a Salvadoran national accused of raping a 16-year-old girl, in custody. The Department of Homeland Security issued an immigration detainer against Reyes, who has a history of illegal entry into the U.S. and faces multiple charges related to the alleged assault. DHS is calling for state officials to ensure he is not released.

The Intercept

Fellowship PAC Supports Ritchie Torres in Democratic Primary

The Fellowship PAC has endorsed New York Representative Ritchie Torres, contributing $300,000 to his reelection campaign ahead of the June 23 primary. This marks a shift for the PAC, which has previously supported only Republican candidates. Torres, a vocal supporter of the cryptocurrency industry, is currently leading in polls against his main opponent.

New York Times — Business

Congress Expresses Concern Over U.S.-Canada-Mexico Trade Talks

Congress is expressing concern over President Trump's uncertainty regarding the renewal of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement. The intensifying trade talks among the U.S., Canada, and Mexico have raised apprehensions among lawmakers.

New York Times — US

Scottish Fans Gather in Boston for World Cup Matches

Scottish soccer fans have traveled to Boston in large numbers to support their team during the World Cup. The presence of these fans has been particularly evident in local bars and venues.

NPR — Top Stories

Spread of the Emancipation Proclamation News in the South

The article discusses how news of the Emancipation Proclamation spread among enslaved people in the South during the Civil War. Many learned about the order through informal channels and sometimes from slaveholders, even while the fighting continued.

Axios

Juneteenth Holiday Faces Challenges Amid DEI Backlash

Juneteenth remains a federal holiday, but its recognition faces challenges as corporate support declines and political figures attempt to diminish its prominence. Celebrations have been scaled back in various locations, while some corporations continue to support the holiday. At least 33 states will recognize Juneteenth with a paid day off for state workers in 2026.

semafor.com

US to End PEPFAR Funding in South Africa

The Trump administration is set to end PEPFAR funding in South Africa, citing unmet policy conditions as the reason. The phased withdrawal is expected to conclude by early next year, raising concerns among experts about potential negative health impacts, including a resurgence of HIV.

New York Times — Politics

Hannah Pingree and Bobby Charles Compete in Maine Governor's Race

Bobby Charles, a conservative Republican, is leading in the Maine gubernatorial race as it heads into a ranked-choice runoff. Hannah Pingree, a former speaker of the Maine House, is in a competitive position among Democratic candidates.

New York Times — Politics

Matt Dunlap Wins Democratic Primary for House Seat in Maine

Matt Dunlap has secured the Democratic nomination for the House seat in Maine's swing district. He previously held the position of secretary of state from 2013 to 2021 and is currently serving as the state auditor.

New York Times — US

Matt Dunlap Wins Democratic House Primary in Maine

Matt Dunlap has secured victory in the Democratic primary for the House seat in Maine's swing district. He previously held the position of Maine secretary of state from 2013 to 2021.