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Donald Trump settles $100 million lawsuit with niece over tax records

Donald Trump has settled a $100 million lawsuit against his niece, Mary Trump, over allegations that she leaked his tax records to the media. The lawsuit, filed in 2021, claimed that she violated confidentiality agreements related to the Trump family estate. The settlement was confirmed in a letter filed with a New York state court.

PBS NewsHour

G7 Summit: President Trump Receives Support for Iran Agreement

At the G7 summit in June 2026, President Donald Trump showed a more favorable attitude towards international collaboration, receiving support from fellow leaders for his tentative agreement with Iran. The summit took place at a resort in the French Alps.

Fox News — Politics

Trump's Proposed Iran Agreement Faces Criticism from Conservative Allies

President Trump's proposed Iran agreement, announced on June 17, 2026, has drawn criticism from conservative allies who believe it offers significant concessions to Iran without requiring dismantlement of its nuclear program. Critics argue that the deal undermines U.S. leverage, while some commentators welcome the move away from military escalation.

Fox News — Latest

Criticism of Trump's Proposed Iran Agreement from Conservative Allies

President Trump's proposed Iran agreement, announced on June 17, 2026, has drawn criticism from conservative allies who argue it offers Iran significant concessions without requiring dismantlement of its nuclear program. Critics, including notable conservative figures, claim the deal undermines U.S. leverage and could lead to increased threats from Iran. Some, however, support the move away from military escalation.

Fox News — Politics

Criticism Arises Over Trump's Proposed Iran Agreement

President Trump's proposed Iran agreement, announced on June 17, 2026, has drawn sharp criticism from conservative allies who believe it offers significant concessions to Iran without ensuring the dismantlement of its nuclear program. Critics argue that the deal compromises U.S. leverage and could lead to further threats from Iran, while some commentators have welcomed the move away from military escalation.

Axios

House Democrats Request Briefing from Secretary of State Rubio on U.S.-Iran Deal

House Democrats are calling for a briefing from Secretary of State Marco Rubio on the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding. They are seeking detailed information regarding the agreement, including its implications for Iran's nuclear program and military support, as well as financial commitments related to Iranian assets.

The Hill

Senate Discusses Renewal of FISA Amid Leadership Uncertainty

The Senate is addressing issues surrounding the renewal of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act as President Trump canceled a hearing for his nominee for director of national intelligence, Jay Clayton. This has led to uncertainty regarding the leadership of the intelligence community.

notus.org

Concerns Raised Over Funding Shift for White House Ballroom Construction

Concerns have emerged regarding the allocation of $352 million from a tax cuts law for White House security, with some lawmakers suspecting the funds may be used for President Trump's proposed ballroom. The administration asserts that the ballroom will be funded by private donations, but skepticism remains about the funding's intended purpose and transparency.

nbcnews.com

Democratic Socialists Gain Traction in Major U.S. Cities Amid Economic Concerns

Janeese Lewis George, a democratic socialist candidate for mayor in Washington, D.C., is leading in the Democratic primary with a focus on economic issues. Her candidacy reflects a broader trend of leftward political shifts in major U.S. cities, with other democratic socialists gaining traction amid rising economic concerns among voters. Recent polls indicate widespread belief that achieving the 'American Dream' has become more challenging.

Fox News — Latest

New Mexico seeks nearly $1 billion from Meta following jury verdict

New Mexico's Department of Justice is seeking nearly $1 billion from Meta following a jury's finding that the company endangered children and misled the public about platform safety. The request includes $953 million to support public education and behavioral health, while Meta has defended its practices and safety measures.

Axios

U.S. and Iran Sign Memorandum of Understanding Remotely

The U.S. and Iran have signed a memorandum of understanding to end the war and open the Strait of Hormuz, effective immediately. The signing occurred remotely, with President Trump involved, and was initially scheduled for a later date in Switzerland. A meeting between U.S. and Iranian officials is planned to discuss Iran's nuclear program.

New York Times — US

Congo Fans Celebrate Draw Against Portugal

Congo's soccer fans celebrated a recent draw with Portugal, highlighting their team's competitive spirit. A fan remarked on the determination of the Congo team in facing their opponents.

PBS NewsHour

Texas allocates $1 billion for private school scholarships and homeschooling

Texas has announced a budget of $1 billion to fund private school scholarships and homeschooling expenses, contributing to a trend where nearly half of American schoolchildren live in states offering public money for private education. This funding will be available starting in the fall of 2026.