California Governor Gavin Newsom featured Hunter Biden on his podcast this week. The episode covered a range of topics, but specific details were not provided.
The Ipswich High School boys lacrosse team forfeited its state semifinal game after photos emerged of players allegedly smoking cigars, which violated school policy. The school conducted an investigation, leading to suspensions of the players. An attorney for one of the families claimed bias and retaliation from school officials regarding the decision.
Phil Mickelson is contesting allegations of inappropriate behavior towards a female employee at a Southern California golf club. His attorney claims that video evidence supports Mickelson's defense against these allegations.
Abraham George was ousted as chairman of the Texas Republican Party by Vice Chairwoman D’rinda Randall at the GOP convention on June 12, 2026. The leadership change is viewed as a setback for those aligned with Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who had previously endorsed George. Randall appointed David Covey as vice chairman, and George expressed his commitment to party unity following the election.
Tanya Dick-Stock and her husband have initiated legal action against Barclays and HSBC, alleging that the banks enabled money laundering through her late father's trusts. They are seeking $15 billion in damages, citing a specific trust valued at $350 million.
Victor Wembanyama expressed confidence in the San Antonio Spurs' ability to win the NBA Finals despite a recent loss to the New York Knicks, who now lead the series 3-1. The Spurs will play Game 5 on Saturday, aiming to extend the series.
The Laramie County Sheriff's Office in Wyoming has partnered with ICE to enforce immigration laws, resulting in the detention of seven immigrants during a recent traffic enforcement operation. The 287(g) program, which allows local law enforcement to act as immigration agents, has expanded under the Trump administration, although participation remains limited. The program aims to improve efficiency in processing detainees.
The FBI searched the Ohio Organizing Collaborative's office on June 12, 2026, as part of a Justice Department investigation into its voter registration activities. The organization accused the Trump administration of voter intimidation, while officials emphasized that voter fraud is uncommon in the U.S. Concerns were raised by local representatives regarding the implications of the search on democracy.
The U.S. Department of Justice has approved Paramount Skydance's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, a deal valued at approximately $110 billion. The approval is a key milestone, although the merger may still face legal challenges from state attorneys general. Paramount is also seeking regulatory approval from European officials and has received approval from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
Jamelle Kelly, a 39-year-old man from Louisiana, has been charged with drugging a pregnant woman with the abortion pill mifepristone without her knowledge, resulting in an emergency delivery. The incident has raised concerns about abortion coercion and has prompted calls for reinstated safety protocols for mifepristone prescriptions.
Alaska Republicans are considering the removal of Dan J. Sullivan from the Senate race ballot, alleging that his candidacy is a Democratic strategy to mislead voters. This comes as incumbent Senator Dan S. Sullivan aims for re-election.
Alaska Republicans are considering the removal of Dan J. Sullivan from the Senate race ballot, claiming that his campaign is a Democratic strategy to confuse voters. Senator Dan S. Sullivan, the incumbent, is running for a second term.
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, citing concerns over the potential for its revival. The Justice Department has indicated the fund will not proceed, but the legal framework remains in place. Another judge previously declined to intervene in a related case, relying on government assurances.
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, citing insufficient assurances from officials regarding its termination. The ruling requires the Justice Department to confirm the fund's cancellation within a week. This follows a separate ruling where another judge declined to intervene in a related request, emphasizing the need for clarity on the fund's status.
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, citing insufficient assurances from the administration regarding its termination. The ruling follows concerns about the fund's potential revival, despite statements from Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche that it would not proceed. The Justice Department has one week to confirm the fund's termination in writing.
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, citing insufficient assurances regarding its termination. The ruling follows concerns that the fund could be revived, despite statements from the Justice Department indicating it would not proceed. The court has given the Justice Department a week to confirm the fund's termination in writing.
In anticipation of the US's first match in the World Cup, Al Jazeera interviewed fans in Los Angeles. The discussions focused on their excitement and predictions for the tournament.
Tulsi Gabbard, the Director of National Intelligence, has made public declassified information concerning US funding for over 120 biological labs in more than 30 countries. The announcement was made on June 12, 2026.
GKN Aerospace is facing over 100 lawsuits from individuals and businesses in California. The lawsuits claim negligence in maintaining safety at the company's facility, which is situated in a populated region.
Spencer Pratt, a candidate in the Los Angeles mayoral race, stated that he aims to expose corruption in the political system. He emphasized that his campaign was not about seeking power but rather about challenging the status quo.
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