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FCC Chairman Brendan Carr Criticizes Scott Pelley Following CBS News Firing

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr criticized Scott Pelley after Pelley expressed surprise at his firing from CBS News. Carr suggested that Pelley's reaction indicated a disconnect within legacy media. Pelley defended his questioning style during a tense meeting with new leadership and criticized editorial changes made by CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss, who CBS stated were intended to improve the quality of reporting.

New York Post

Charley Hull scores 6-under 65 at U.S. Women's Open

Charley Hull achieved the best round of the U.S. Women's Open with a score of 6-under 65 at Riviera Country Club. This performance has placed her in a strong position as the tournament approaches its final round.

New York Post

2026 Tony Awards Winners Announced

The 2026 Tony Awards celebrated Broadway's achievements, with 'Death of a Salesman' winning six awards. Other productions like 'Schmigadoon!', 'The Lost Boys', and 'Ragtime' also received recognition. Notable individual winners included John Lithgow and Lesley Manville.

Fox News — Latest

Poll Shows Low Percentage of Americans Believe the U.S. is the Best Nation

A recent poll shows that only 25% of U.S. adults believe the country is the best in the world, with 44% considering it one of the greatest nations. The survey also highlights differing views on the American dream based on political affiliation and indicates low approval ratings for President Trump.

Fox News — Politics

Poll Shows Low Percentage of Americans Believe the U.S. is the Best Nation

A recent poll revealed that only 25% of U.S. adults believe the country is the best in the world, with 44% considering it one of the greatest nations. The survey also highlighted a significant divide in perceptions of the American dream based on political affiliation and reported President Trump's approval rating at 33%.

Washington Examiner

Kennedy Center Removes Trump's Name from Website Following Court Order

The Kennedy Center has removed Donald Trump's name from its website following a court ruling that deemed the name change unlawful. The judge's order requires all references to Trump to be eliminated by June 12, while the center is exploring legal options to recognize Trump's leadership.

nbcnews.com

Six Injured in Knife Attack at New York City's Penn Station

A knife attack at New York City's Penn Station on June 7, 2026, resulted in six injuries, with one person sustaining serious injuries. Authorities confirmed that the attack was not believed to be terrorism-related, and a suspect was taken into custody. Both the Mayor and Governor condemned the violence and expressed support for the victims.

apnews.com

Six Injured in Stabbings at New York's Penn Station; Suspect in Custody

A stabbing incident at New York's Penn Station on Sunday evening left six people injured, with one in serious condition. A suspect is in custody, and authorities are investigating the motive behind the attack. The incident occurred just before a major NBA Finals game at Madison Square Garden, prompting heightened security measures.

notus.org

Speaker Mike Johnson's Reliance on President Trump in House Leadership

Speaker Mike Johnson has been observed relying on former President Donald Trump to secure support from Republican lawmakers, particularly due to the narrow majority he holds. While some express concerns about the influence of the White House on legislative decisions, others argue that collaboration is essential for passing the party's agenda. Despite challenges, achievements have been noted during Johnson's leadership.

themirror.com

Increased Security Measures at Madison Square Garden for NBA Finals Game

Madison Square Garden has implemented a security wall and increased measures for Game 3 of the NBA Finals due to the attendance of former President Donald Trump. The NYPD and Secret Service will search fans entering the venue. Trump's presence has led to the cancellation of an outdoor watch party, which will now be held at Bryant Park.

The Verge

Apple announces macOS 27 Golden Gate with new features

Apple has unveiled macOS 27 Golden Gate, introducing several new features including updates to Apple Intelligence and a global slider for UI effects. The design will also see the return of color to sidebar icons, with a focus on cross-platform improvements.

PBS NewsHour

Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Gordon Wood dies at 92

Gordon Wood, a prominent historian recognized for his contributions to the study of the American Revolution, passed away at the age of 92. He died after being hit by a vehicle in a parking lot in East Providence, Rhode Island.

Daily Wire

Study Links Decline in U.S. Fertility Rates to Smartphone Usage

A recent study from the National Bureau of Economic Research indicates a significant link between the introduction of the iPhone in 2007 and the decline in U.S. fertility rates. The research suggests that smartphone usage may account for a notable percentage of the decrease in births among younger age groups.

Axios

Anthropic's Mythos can convert software vulnerabilities into exploits quickly

Anthropic's Mythos Preview can quickly convert software vulnerabilities into working exploits, potentially reducing the time between disclosure and patching. In tests, Mythos produced exploits for vulnerabilities in Mozilla Firefox and the Microsoft Windows kernel within hours. The findings highlight the risks posed by AI in cybersecurity.