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NCAA appeals court ruling on Texas Tech quarterback's gambling ban

The NCAA is appealing a court decision that temporarily lifted the ban on Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby, who was penalized for breaching the association's gambling policy. The appeal was filed on June 9, 2026, and is intended to expedite the legal process.

Deutsche Welle

Japanese city captures black bear after four-day search

A black bear was captured after a four-day search in a Japanese city, which included the use of helicopters and resulted in school closures. Last year, Japan experienced a record number of bear-related fatalities.

Deutsche Welle

Japanese city captures black bear after four-day search

Authorities in a Japanese city captured a black bear after a four-day search that involved helicopters and numerous hunters and police. The incident resulted in school closures, and Japan reported 13 bear-related fatalities in 2025.

The Hill

House Republicans Hold Press Conference on Legislative Priorities

House Speaker Mike Johnson and GOP leaders will hold a press conference to discuss pressing legislative matters, including the extension of warrantless surveillance powers and a spending bill for immigration enforcement. The House is also set to review a $69.5 billion budget reconciliation bill.

Fox News — Latest

Utah Prosecutors Request Judge to Deny Defense Delay in Charlie Kirk Assassination Case

Utah prosecutors are urging a judge to deny a defense request to delay a preliminary hearing in the case against Tyler Robinson, accused of attempting to assassinate Charlie Kirk. The hearing has already been postponed for nearly nine months, and prosecutors argue that the defense has not provided sufficient justification for further delays. The preliminary hearing is necessary for establishing probable cause for the case to proceed.

The Hill

Vance refers Walz and Ellison to DOJ for criminal fraud investigation

Vice President Vance has referred Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison to the DOJ for a criminal fraud investigation. This action is based on findings from a House Oversight Committee report indicating that both officials were aware of substantial fraud and government failures.

Washington Examiner

National Republican Senatorial Committee Requests FEC Investigation into Dan J. Sullivan's Campaign

The NRSC has asked the FEC to investigate Dan J. Sullivan, a Republican Senate candidate in Alaska, alleging that his campaign is designed to mislead voters due to his name similarity with incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan. The NRSC claims that the challenger has ties to Democratic operatives and has urged state officials to keep him off the ballot, citing potential voter confusion.

Guardian — US

US Coast Guard Deploys Surveillance Drones in Great Lakes

The US Coast Guard has launched a program involving the deployment of sailing drones in the Great Lakes to monitor for illicit activities. This initiative has raised concerns among rights groups and local residents about potential data collection practices.

The Hill

Federal Workforce Surveillance Tools Under Development

The U.S. government is adopting various tools aimed at monitoring and influencing its workforce. This development is taking place without clear legislative guidelines from Congress on how these tools should be utilized.

Axios

Hudson Addresses Trump's Comments on Midterms

Rep. Richard Hudson clarified President Trump's comments regarding the midterms, stating that Trump's remarks have been misinterpreted. He emphasized Trump's concern for the American public amid rising prices due to the conflict in Iran. Current polling shows Democrats leading Republicans in the House ballot.

New York Times — Business

U.S. Exports Increased by 2.6 Percent in April

In April, U.S. exports increased by 2.6 percent, amounting to $327.1 billion, as reported by the Commerce Department. This rise in exports is attributed in part to heightened oil demand.