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New York Times — US

Missouri Court Ruling Restores Access to Medication Abortions

A court ruling in Missouri has reinstated access to medication abortions after a prolonged legal battle with Planned Parenthood. This decision marks a significant change in the state's regulations regarding abortion services.

The Hill

DOJ Responds to Judge's Demand Regarding Anti-Weaponization Fund

The Justice Department has rejected a federal judge's request to confirm the status of an anti-weaponization fund, citing separation of powers concerns. Judge Leonie Brinkema had previously issued a block on the fund and set a deadline for government officials to respond.

Washington Examiner

DOJ Refuses to Provide Declaration on Canceled Anti-Weaponization Fund

The Justice Department has declined to provide a sworn declaration regarding the cancellation of President Trump's proposed anti-weaponization fund, citing separation of powers concerns. This follows a federal judge's order for such declarations, which the DOJ argues are unnecessary as the administration has stated the fund will not proceed.

Washington Examiner

Judge Rules to Release Biden Interview Audio to Heritage Foundation

A federal judge has ruled that audio recordings made by former President Joe Biden during the writing of his memoir can be released to the Heritage Foundation. The recordings were part of a DOJ investigation into Biden's handling of classified materials. Biden's legal team plans to appeal the decision.

cbsnews.com

New Air Force One Unveiled at Joint Base Andrews

President Trump unveiled the new Air Force One, a Boeing 747-8, at Joint Base Andrews on June 19, 2026. The aircraft, gifted by Qatar, will replace the older model and is set to undergo commissioning flights before being used for presidential transport. Trump defended the acceptance of the gift, emphasizing cost savings for taxpayers.

mediaite.com

Ted Cruz Criticizes Trump's $300 Billion Plan for Iran

Senator Ted Cruz has publicly criticized President Trump's memorandum of understanding with Iran, which includes a $300 billion plan for reconstruction and economic development. Cruz argues that providing funds to Iran could support terrorism and endanger Americans, a sentiment he expressed during a podcast episode following a rebuttal from Donald Trump Jr.

Fox News — Politics

DHS and Minnesota Officials Dispute Prosecution of ICE Agent

The Department of Homeland Security has accused Minnesota officials of a political stunt in the prosecution of ICE agent Gregory Morgan Jr., charged with pointing a gun at motorists. The case raises questions about the legal protections for federal officers, with the federal government seeking to move the case to federal court while state prosecutors argue it should remain in state jurisdiction.

Fox News — Latest

DHS and Minnesota Officials Dispute Prosecution of ICE Agent

The DHS has criticized Minnesota officials for pursuing charges against ICE agent Gregory Morgan Jr., who is accused of pointing a gun at motorists. The dispute centers on whether the case should be prosecuted in state or federal court, with federal officials arguing that Morgan's actions were part of his official duties. The case raises questions about the legal protections afforded to federal officers.

Guardian — US

Trump reportedly assured Musk and Carlson he would not go to war with Iran

A new book claims that Donald Trump assured Tucker Carlson and Elon Musk during an Oval Office meeting that he would not engage in war with Iran. The meeting reportedly took place early last year, and the book also discusses Trump's response to images related to an Israeli attack on Hezbollah.

New York Times — World

Israel Announces Commitment to New Cease-Fire in Lebanon, Troops to Remain

Israel has announced a commitment to a new cease-fire in Lebanon while maintaining troop presence in the area. The ongoing fighting with Hezbollah has affected the progress of talks related to the U.S.-Iranian conflict, and Hezbollah has not yet responded to the cease-fire announcement.

Fox News — Latest

Russell Crowe Discusses 'Gladiator II' and Its Lack of Moral Core

During a panel discussion, Russell Crowe criticized the sequel to 'Gladiator' for lacking the 'moral core' that contributed to the original film's success. He highlighted the importance of maintaining the protagonist's emotional journey and noted that the sequel's box office performance was comparable to the original, despite inflation adjustments. Crowe also pointed out the diverse audience that the original film attracted.