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Washington Examiner

Minnesota Disenrolls Thousands of High-Risk Medicaid Providers Following Federal Review

Minnesota has disenrolled approximately 3,600 high-risk Medicaid providers following a federal review aimed at addressing fraud concerns. The Minnesota Department of Human Services reported that only 37% of the audited providers were revalidated, with issues such as incomplete paperwork and failed site visits leading to the disenrollment of over 61% of providers. State Representative Kristin Robbins raised concerns about the clarity of the process and its impact on legitimate providers.

New York Times — Politics

South Carolina Gubernatorial Candidates Seek Trump's Endorsement

Candidates for governor in South Carolina are actively seeking the endorsement of former President Donald Trump, reflecting his continued influence in the state's politics. The efforts made by the candidates underscore the importance of Trump's backing in the upcoming election.

Washington Examiner

Mayor Bowser Comments on Financial Future of D.C. and Supports Kenyan McDuffie

Mayor Muriel Bowser expressed her support for Councilman Kenyan McDuffie while warning about Washington, D.C.'s financial future during an event on June 9, 2026. She emphasized the importance of prudent fiscal management and highlighted the differing approaches of McDuffie and his opponent, Councilwoman Janeese Lewis George, regarding housing and economic development as the Democratic primary approaches on June 16.

New York Post

Lakers Appoint Elaine Shen as Chief Financial Officer

Elaine Shen has been appointed as the new chief financial officer of the Los Angeles Lakers, replacing Joe McCormack, who will now serve in an advisory capacity. This decision is part of a restructuring of the team's business operations led by owner Mark Walter.

New York Post

Arizona lake closed due to fish die-off

An angling lake in Arizona has been closed indefinitely due to a large number of fish deaths. Safety concerns have led to the decision to close the lake as it is filled with fish carcasses.

The Hill

Bill O'Reilly questions Los Angeles mayoral primary results

Bill O'Reilly raised concerns about the legitimacy of the Los Angeles mayoral primary results, where Nithya Raman advanced to a runoff against incumbent Mayor Karen Bass after eliminating Spencer Pratt. His comments were made during an interview on NewsNation.

Washington Examiner

Social Security retirement trust fund projected to be exhausted by 2032

The Social Security retirement trust fund is expected to be depleted by 2032, according to trustees, which may lead to reduced benefits for senior citizens unless legislative action is taken. The report also raises concerns about the federal government's financial health, highlighting significant budget deficits and increasing interest payments on national debt.

nbcnews.com

Kurt Olsen Under Scrutiny for Role in DOJ Investigation

Kurt Olsen, an attorney involved in efforts to overturn the 2020 election, has taken a position at the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida, where he is part of a team investigating alleged election-related conspiracies. His appointment has drawn criticism from the nonprofit Free Speech For People, which has called for his removal due to concerns over his past actions regarding election security.

apnews.com

Trump Administration Warns Hospitals About Price Transparency Compliance

The Trump administration has warned over 500 hospitals for not providing adequate pricing information, with potential fines of up to $2 million for non-compliance. This initiative aims to improve transparency in healthcare costs, contrasting with the Biden administration's focus on increasing insurance enrollment and negotiating drug prices. A hearing on price transparency is set to take place in Congress.