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DOJ Targeted Parents at School Board Meetings, Documents Reveal

Documents reveal that the U.S. Department of Justice targeted parents at school board meetings as potential threats, despite objections from FBI officials and the National Sheriffs' Association. The concerns were raised in relation to a memorandum issued by former Attorney General Merrick Garland in October 2021, which aimed to address threats against public servants in educational settings.

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B-52 Stratofortress Crashes After Takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base

A B-52 Stratofortress crashed shortly after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base in California on June 15, 2026. The incident occurred at approximately 11:20 a.m., prompting a response from emergency crews and the closure of the airfield. The B-52, a long-range bomber, has been an integral part of the U.S. military's operations for decades.

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Two fatalities in BASE jumping accident in Utah canyon

A BASE jumping accident in Utah resulted in the deaths of two individuals, including extreme athlete Andy Lewis, known for his performance with Madonna at the 2012 Super Bowl. The incident occurred at Mineral Bottom, and while the sheriff's office confirmed the fatalities, further details about the accident have not been disclosed. BASE jumping is recognized as a highly dangerous sport, with risks significantly greater than those of skydiving.

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House Republicans Face Political Consequences After Epstein Files Release

Four House Republicans who supported the release of Jeffrey Epstein files are facing political fallout, with one member already out of Congress and others at risk of losing their seats. Their actions drew the ire of former President Donald Trump, leading to significant challenges in their political careers. The White House defended Trump's position on the issue, while polling suggested the Epstein files were not a priority for voters.

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Father of Slain Teen Criticizes Former Frisco Schools Superintendent Over Graduation Controversy

Jeff Metcalf, father of slain teen Austin Metcalf, has criticized former Frisco ISD Superintendent Mike Waldrip for allowing Karmelo Anthony, who was convicted of killing his son, to graduate. Metcalf claims the school mishandled the situation and lacked adequate security during the track meet where the incident occurred. Waldrip retired from his position in November 2025.

Washington Examiner

Challenger to Senator Dan Sullivan ruled ineligible for Senate primary

The Alaska Division of Elections has ruled Dan J. Sullivan ineligible to run against incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan in the upcoming primary. The decision was based on findings that Dan J. Sullivan's candidacy was intended to mislead voters. He has 30 days to appeal the ruling before ballots are printed.

The Hill

Senate to Consider FISA Bill Without SAVE America Act

On June 15, 2026, Senate Majority Leader John Thune stated that the Senate will move forward with an extension of the FISA without the SAVE America Act. This decision counters President Trump's proposal to link the two bills.

Guardian — US

Eric Trump Addresses Cheating Allegations Regarding UFC Fights

Eric Trump has denied allegations of cheating concerning UFC fights at the White House, claiming that screenshots suggesting he communicated with UFC commentator Daniel Cormier were fake. The disputed messages reportedly inquired about the fighters and potential outcomes of the matches.

New York Times — US

Investigation Underway Following Fatal Skydiving Plane Crash

Bates County coroner officers are conducting an investigation into a fatal skydiving plane crash near Butler Memorial Airport in Butler, Missouri. The investigation includes efforts to locate electronic devices belonging to the victims.