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Brooks Koepka Withdraws from Canadian Open Due to Hand Injury

Brooks Koepka withdrew from the RBC Canadian Open due to a hand injury, announced shortly before the final round. The injury raises concerns about his participation in the upcoming U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills, where he previously won. Koepka had been performing well this season with multiple top-20 finishes.

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Trump urges Israel and Iran to support emerging peace deal

President Trump called on Israel and Iran to support an emerging peace deal during a post on Truth Social. He indicated that the deal could bring peace to the region, including Lebanon, and urged all sides to refrain from actions that could undermine it.

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Orthodox Jewish Homeowner Appeals to Supreme Court Over Prayer Gathering Dispute

Daniel Grand, an Orthodox Jewish homeowner in Ohio, is appealing to the U.S. Supreme Court after his lawsuit against the city was dismissed. He claims city officials targeted him for hosting a prayer gathering in his home and imposed permit requirements that would have changed his property's status. The city argues he abandoned the permit process, while Grand's legal team asserts that the city's actions were discriminatory.

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Trump and Hegseth Advocate for Increased Pentagon Funding

President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth are advocating for a substantial increase in funding for the Pentagon's budget. Hegseth has met with senior House Republicans to discuss military spending, with the most recent meeting taking place at the Pentagon.

New York Times — World

Switzerland Votes Against Population Cap Proposal

Swiss voters rejected a proposal to limit the country's population to 10 million during a referendum held on June 14, 2026. The vote was part of a larger discussion on immigration and military service exemptions.

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Identification of Human Remains Found in Olympic National Park After 26 Years

The remains found in Olympic National Park have been identified as Joseph Louis Serrao Jr., who went missing in 1998. The identification was achieved through advanced DNA testing, concluding a nearly 30-year investigation. Personal belongings were also recovered from the site where the remains were discovered.

PBS NewsHour

New York Knicks win NBA championship after 53 years

The New York Knicks won their first NBA championship in 53 years on June 14, 2026. While celebrations occurred throughout New York City, some festivities were disrupted by violent incidents, including a shooting in Times Square.

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Sen. James Lankford Advocates for Congressional Ratification of Potential Iran Deal

Senator James Lankford expressed support for Congressional ratification of any potential deal with Iran during an interview on June 14, 2026. He criticized the previous Iran nuclear agreement and stated that a deal negotiated by President Trump would be stronger. Reports indicate that U.S. and Iranian officials are close to finalizing an agreement to end ongoing military operations.

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Trump endorses Mike Collins in Georgia Senate primary runoff

Donald Trump has endorsed Rep. Mike Collins in the Georgia Senate primary runoff, where Collins is competing against Derek Dooley. Collins, who finished first in the previous primary, has emphasized his support for Trump, while Dooley has the backing of Governor Brian Kemp. The runoff will determine who faces Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff in the general election.

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Trump Focuses on Washington Renovations Amid Challenges

President Donald Trump is focusing on major renovation projects in Washington, including the Kennedy Center and the White House, amid declining approval ratings and rising inflation. A recent poll shows only 42% of voters approve of his performance, while the nation added 172,000 jobs in May. Critics within his party argue that he should prioritize more immediate concerns affecting voters.

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Trump endorses Mike Collins in Georgia Senate run-off

Donald Trump has endorsed Mike Collins in the Republican run-off for the U.S. Senate seat in Georgia. Collins is set to compete against Derek Dooley, with the winner facing Democrat Jon Ossoff in the November midterms.

BBC — World

Three reported killed in Israeli strike on Beirut suburb

Lebanese officials have reported three fatalities resulting from an Israeli airstrike in a Beirut suburb. Israel claimed the strike was aimed at Hezbollah, while Iranian officials cautioned that such actions could undermine a US-Iran agreement intended to halt the fighting.

BBC — World

UK and Japan finalize £18 billion investment agreement

The UK and Japan have agreed on an £18 billion investment deal, with Japanese firms set to invest in UK infrastructure and offshore wind initiatives. This agreement is expected to strengthen economic ties between the two countries.