Donna Robinson, a Texas Department of Criminal Justice employee, has been terminated for her social media comments regarding Karmelo Anthony's murder conviction. The TDCJ stated that her remarks demonstrated bias and were incompatible with the department's values.
The FDA has authorized a drug for emergency use to combat New World screwworm infections in pets. This action was prompted by reported cases in two states.
Karmelo Anthony was found guilty of murdering Austin Metcalf during a track meet in 2025. Columnist Guy Benson commented on the trial, stating that Anthony's family invoked racial stereotypes, while also criticizing their claims about the jury's composition. The Metcalf family has faced threats following the verdict.
Senator John Fetterman criticized Graham Platner, the Democratic nominee for the Maine Senate seat, during a Fox News interview. Fetterman stated that Platner does not align with Democratic values and expressed concerns about the party's endorsement of him.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer expressed optimism about the Democrats' chances to regain control of the Senate in the 2026 midterm elections, citing multiple paths to a net gain of four seats. He endorsed Rep. Haley Stevens in Michigan's Democratic primary and discussed candidate recruitment efforts in other states, while acknowledging internal party divisions.
Senator Adam Schiff criticized the economic system for producing extreme wealth while many Americans lack access to health care. He made these remarks in a post on social media, emphasizing the disparity in the economy.
Haji Najibullah was in Manhattan federal court to learn his fate regarding his involvement in the kidnapping of journalist David Rohde in 2008. He faces a potential life sentence for his actions as a Taliban commander.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani of New York City is endorsing fellow leftist candidates as early voting for the primary election approaches. His strategy involves promoting politicians who share his socialist and pro-Palestinian values, following his initial successes in office.
The FDA has issued an emergency use authorization for a medication to treat New World screwworm infections in pets, following a case identified in New Mexico. This measure aims to address the health risks posed by the parasite.
The San Antonio Spurs have announced ticket restrictions for Game 5 of the NBA Finals, limiting sales to fans within a 150-mile radius of their arena. This measure follows the Knicks' significant victory in Game 4, putting them one win away from the championship. The Spurs aim to keep their season alive as they face the Knicks on June 13.
A Texas teenager, who had a 2% chance of survival at birth, passed away in a car crash at the age of 18. She was on her way to her first job at the time of the accident.
Phil Mickelson has retained a defamation attorney following allegations of inappropriate contact with a female employee at The Farms Golf Club, which resulted in his removal from the club. His attorney claims video evidence will clear Mickelson of wrongdoing. The club has confirmed that they conducted an investigation into the matter.
A California doctor has been banned from practicing medicine after admitting to inappropriate conduct with patients. The investigation was initiated in June 2023 following a report of assault at his clinic.
Dollar General plans to sell 2,000 items for $1 or less, as stated by CEO Todd Vasos in a recent earnings call. This move aims to refocus the retailer on its original price point.
ICE has obtained individual voter files from local election officials in Webb County, Texas, and Forsyth County, North Carolina, as part of an initiative to address noncitizen voting. The agency's actions follow a broader push by President Trump to investigate alleged voter fraud, despite documented cases being rare. Local officials have expressed concerns about the use of resources for this purpose.
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts started removing Donald Trump's name on June 13, 2026, following a court ruling that denied a request to halt the process. The removal was delayed by weather conditions, and protests supporting the change took place at the site.
An Axios analysis of U.S. Census data reveals that white students now make up less than half of all Americans enrolled in educational institutions, accounting for 48.8% of the total as of October 2024. This demographic shift is most pronounced in early childhood and K-12 education, while disparities in college enrollment and completion rates persist among different racial groups.
A Bronx woman has accused an NYPD officer of sexual assault, alleging that he entered her vehicle and engaged in inappropriate conduct while she was driving. The case is under investigation.
Anthropic will cease access to its AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, following a directive from the Trump administration aimed at restricting foreign nationals' use of the systems due to security concerns. The details of the directive remain undisclosed.
Bill Ritter, a longtime anchor at WABC in New York City, has announced his retirement following the disclosure of early signs of Alzheimer's disease. He has been a familiar presence in the city's news since 2001.
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