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Rep. Tom Kean Jr. Remains Absent from Congress Amid Health Concerns

Rep. Tom Kean Jr. has not been seen in public or voted in the House since March 5, 2026, due to a personal medical issue. Despite his absence, he has continued to engage with constituents through social media and has authored legislation. His situation has prompted calls for transparency from fellow lawmakers as he prepares for re-election.

Washington Examiner

Trump estimates Iran retains about 21-22% of its missiles

In an interview, President Donald Trump estimated that Iran has retained about 21-22% of its missile capacity. He discussed the ongoing peace negotiations and the U.S. military's recent actions against Iranian threats in the region, emphasizing the goal of eradicating Iran's military capabilities.

Deutsche Welle

Iran Claims Attack on US Bases in Gulf Region

Iran has claimed responsibility for targeting US military bases in the Gulf. In the wake of these actions, Kuwait intercepted drones and Bahrain activated air-raid sirens, following US reports of downing Iranian drones and attacking radar installations.

Deutsche Welle

Iran Claims Attack on US Bases in Gulf Region

Iran has claimed responsibility for targeting US bases in the Gulf region. In reaction, Kuwait intercepted drones and Bahrain activated air sirens, following US reports of downed Iranian drones and attacks on radar installations.

New York Times — Politics

Trump Visits Wisconsin to Support Republican Candidate

President Trump made a trip to western Wisconsin to bolster support for a Republican candidate in a competitive district. He noted that he could have opted to stay home and watch TV instead.

New York Times — US

Graham Platner Addresses Support Amid Political Attacks

Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner spoke at a campaign event in Bar Harbor, Maine, on June 6, 2026. He emphasized his belief in receiving support from the state amid allegations of politically motivated attacks against him.

The Hill

DOJ states 'anti-weaponization' fund will not continue

The Justice Department announced that the Trump administration's 'anti-weaponization' fund, amounting to nearly $1.8 billion, will not be continued. This announcement was made during a court filing in response to a challenge from a former federal prosecutor and others.