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Washington Examiner

Rep. Ro Khanna Supports Allegations Against Graham Platner's Behavior

Rep. Ro Khanna has publicly supported Lyndsey Fifield's allegations of emotional abuse against Graham Platner, stating that she should not be attacked for her claims. Khanna emphasized the importance of treating women with respect and noted that Platner has taken accountability for his past actions. Platner is anticipated to be the Democratic nominee for the Senate primary in June.

PBS NewsHour

Trump to attend NBA Finals game in New York

Former President Donald Trump is set to attend an NBA Finals game in New York, following an invitation from Knicks owner James Dolan. This attendance will be notable as it is the first instance of a sitting president attending such a game.

cnn.com

Scott Pelley discusses CBS News and Bari Weiss's leadership

Scott Pelley, in his first interview since being fired from CBS News, criticized the leadership of Bari Weiss, claiming she exerted political influence and led to significant staff changes at '60 Minutes.' CBS News denied these allegations, stating there is no political interference. Pelley emphasized the program's recent success and questioned the need for changes under Weiss's management.

Washington Examiner

Sen. Mark Warner Calls on Graham Platner to Address Abuse Allegations

Senator Mark Warner has called on Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner to refute allegations of emotional abuse made by former partners. Warner stated that if the allegations are true, they are concerning, and emphasized that it is up to Maine voters to determine the impact of these allegations on Platner's candidacy.

The Hill

Trump Supports 'Anti-Weaponization' Fund Amid DOJ's Decision

President Trump expressed support for the 'anti-weaponization' fund, calling it a 'great idea' during an NBC interview. This follows the announcement from Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche that the Department of Justice will not move forward with the fund.

Fox News — Latest

Trump Ends 'Meet the Press' Interview After Disagreement with Host

President Donald Trump ended a 'Meet the Press' interview with Kristen Welker after a heated exchange regarding his claims of election fraud and a proposed fund for individuals he claims were targeted by the Biden administration. Trump accused major news networks of being biased and reiterated his stance on the legitimacy of the 2020 election.

washingtontimes.com

Trump Criticizes NBC's 'Meet the Press' During Interview on California Elections

During an interview on NBC's 'Meet the Press,' President Trump criticized the network and its host, Kristen Welker, over questions regarding California's election processes. He reiterated claims of election fraud without providing evidence, leading to a tense exchange that ended with Trump cutting the interview short. Afterward, he addressed his supporters at a rally, expressing frustration with the network.

mediaite.com

Trump Exits Meet the Press Interview After Fact-Checking

President Donald Trump exited a Meet the Press interview on June 7, 2026, following a heated discussion with moderator Kristen Welker, who fact-checked his claims about the January 6 riot and his proposed fund. The exchange ended with Trump expressing frustration over the questioning and stating he had 'had enough.'

Washington Examiner

Knicks Enhance Security Measures for NBA Finals Amid Trump's Visit

The New York Knicks have increased security measures for Game 3 of the NBA Finals, including a no-bag policy, due to President Donald Trump's visit. Fans are advised to arrive early for TSA-style screenings. Trump, a long-time Knicks fan, praised the team's owner and was welcomed by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver.

Fox News — Latest

Spencer Pratt's Lead Over Nithya Raman Narrowed to 1% in LA Mayoral Race

Spencer Pratt's lead over Nithya Raman in the Los Angeles mayoral race has decreased to 1% as ballots continue to be counted following the election. Current results show Pratt with 184,596 votes and Raman with 177,102 votes, while incumbent Mayor Karen Bass leads with 235,180 votes. The Republican National Committee has criticized the slow counting process, which has allowed Raman to gain ground.

Fox News — Politics

Spencer Pratt's Lead Over Nithya Raman Narrows to 1% in LA Mayoral Race

Spencer Pratt's lead over Nithya Raman in the Los Angeles mayoral race has decreased to 1% as ballot counting continues. With incumbent Mayor Karen Bass leading, the outcome remains uncertain as late ballots favor Raman. The Republican National Committee has raised concerns about the election process and transparency.