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Guardian — US

Mike Collins Wins Republican Primary to Face Jon Ossoff in Georgia Midterms

Mike Collins has won the Republican primary runoff and will face Jon Ossoff in the Georgia midterm elections. In other political news, Donald Trump criticized Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, while the US Senate failed to advance a war powers resolution concerning Iran. The Justice Department has charged five individuals related to an alleged plot to attack officials at a White House event.

Fox News — Latest

Iranian Soccer Club in Los Angeles Highlights Divided Views on National Team During World Cup

Iran's national soccer team began its World Cup campaign with a 2-2 draw against New Zealand on June 17, 2026, in Los Angeles. The event highlighted divided opinions among fans regarding support for the team and its political implications, particularly within the Iranian community in Southern California. While some fans express unwavering support for the team, others criticize it for not addressing political issues affecting Iran.

Axios

Survey Indicates Decline in American Pride and Unity

A recent PRRI survey indicates a marked decline in American pride, with only 51% of citizens expressing strong national pride, down from 82% in 2013. The survey highlights a growing ideological divide, particularly on issues of faith and identity, and reveals that belief in the American Dream has decreased among younger generations.

New York Times — Politics

Georgia Republicans Discuss Redistricting for 2028

Georgia Republicans are in discussions regarding the redistricting process for the 2028 elections. Governor [Name] indicated that redistricting for this year is not feasible due to the commencement of early voting in the primary.

New York Times — US

Georgia Republicans Discuss Redistricting for 2028 Elections

Georgia Republicans are meeting to discuss redistricting efforts for the 2028 elections. Governor [Name] indicated that redistricting for this year is not feasible due to the commencement of early voting in the primary.

New York Times — US

Senator Jon Ossoff Seeks Re-election in Georgia

Jon Ossoff, the Democratic senator from Georgia, is campaigning for re-election. He is the only Senate Democrat in the state following President Trump's victory in Georgia during the 2024 election.

New York Times — Politics

Senator Jon Ossoff Seeks Re-election in Georgia

Senator Jon Ossoff is campaigning for re-election in Georgia, where he is the only Senate Democrat running. The state was won by President Trump in the 2024 election.

Washington Post — Politics

Trump Delays Hearing for Intelligence Chief Nominee Jay Clayton

President Trump has delayed the confirmation hearing for Jay Clayton, his nominee for intelligence chief. The president linked this decision to his initiatives regarding voting restrictions and noted that the hearing will be postponed until a new U.S. attorney is confirmed.

The Intercept

Ro Khanna Receives Endorsement from TrackAIPAC Following Primary Victory

Rep. Ro Khanna has received the endorsement of TrackAIPAC following his primary victory and after signing the group's PEACE pledge, which rejects AIPAC funding and acknowledges human rights violations in Gaza. TrackAIPAC aims to influence U.S. policy on Israel and Palestine and has reported successes in supporting candidates in primary elections. Khanna's evolving stance on these issues positions him to the left of the Democratic establishment.

Washington Post — Politics

Results from Primaries in Georgia, Alabama, and Oklahoma

Trump-endorsed candidates won Senate runoffs in Georgia and Alabama during the recent primaries, while his pick for the Georgia governor's race did not advance. The primaries took place on June 17, 2026.

Washington Examiner

Canadian Tourism to the U.S. Shows Signs of Recovery

Recent Canadian government data shows a rebound in tourism to the U.S., with 1.95 million Canadians traveling south in May 2026, a nearly 10% increase from the previous year. However, this number is still 29% lower than pre-pandemic levels in May 2024, reflecting ongoing political tensions and changing travel preferences among different age groups.

Axios

Majority of Parents in Dual-Income Families Work Full Time

A Pew Research Center analysis reveals that 52% of different-sex couples with minor children both worked full time last year, a record high. This trend reflects the increasing participation of college-educated women in the workforce and changing family dynamics across different racial and educational backgrounds.