The White House has issued a 'Schedule F' order that reclassifies federal epidemiologists and other scientists as 'at-will' hires. This decision eliminates job protections intended to shield federal employees from political interference.
Cassie Ventura has left the U.S. after testifying against Sean "Diddy" Combs in his trial for sex crimes. She filed a motion to transfer her ongoing legal case to New York, citing convenience and the relevance of the case to that jurisdiction. Ventura made serious allegations against Diddy during her testimony, and he is currently serving a prison sentence following his conviction on lesser charges.
Karen Bass, the incumbent mayor of Los Angeles, led the primary election but did not achieve a majority, necessitating a runoff. She will face either Spencer Pratt or Nithya Raman in the general election, with current vote counts showing Pratt at about 30% and Raman at nearly 23%.
Tom Steyer remains in the race without conceding, as he trails in the vote count after spending $216 million on his campaign. Experts indicate that his potential for success hinges on the arrival of late mail ballots.
Cam Schlittler of the New York Yankees spoke about a recent dip in his pitching velocity, labeling it as a fluke. He remains optimistic about his performance and is being considered for the Cy Young Award.
Four Republicans in the House of Representatives voted with Democrats to restrict the president's unilateral war powers regarding Iran. This vote indicates a split within the Republican Party on military engagement issues.
On June 4, 2026, four Republicans in the House voted with Democrats to restrict the president's unilateral war powers regarding Iran. This vote indicates a split within the party on military engagement authority.
The House of Representatives voted 215 to 208 to limit President Trump's war powers regarding Iran, with support from four Republican representatives. The resolution requires Senate approval and does not need the president's signature. Concerns were raised by Speaker Mike Johnson about the potential impact on negotiations, while some lawmakers expressed frustration over rising costs linked to the conflict.
FirstClub, a Bengaluru-based startup, has increased its valuation to $255 million in just nine months. The company has surpassed 1 million orders and reached a $50 million annualized GMV run rate since its launch.
Bengaluru-based startup FirstClub has increased its valuation to $255 million in just nine months. The company has reported over 1 million orders and a $50 million annualized gross merchandise value run rate since its launch.
Alvin Kamara participated in the New Orleans Saints' OTA practice after skipping voluntary workouts earlier this offseason. His future role with the team for the upcoming season is still unclear.
Tensions in the House of Representatives increased as Rep. Rashida Tlaib pushed for a vote on a Lebanon war powers resolution, leading to heated exchanges between members. The debate has highlighted divisions within the Democratic Party, with some members expressing concerns about the implications of the resolution on U.S. operations in Lebanon.
President Trump signed an executive order on June 4, 2026, reclassifying about 8,000 federal positions to allow for easier removal of senior employees. The order has faced backlash from unions, which argue it compromises protections for federal workers, while the White House claims it will increase accountability.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has accused the United States of interfering in Mexico's internal affairs. This statement comes after reports of two Mexican governors having their U.S. visas revoked amid investigations related to organized crime.
Seattle's city government is set to vote on a year-long moratorium on new datacenters, a move that reflects rising concerns about the energy consumption associated with the AI industry. If approved, the ban would affect proposals from four companies seeking to build datacenters that would significantly increase electricity demand.
At a budget hearing, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent questioned Senator Ron Wyden about his son Adam's past ties to Jeffrey Epstein, referencing emails that indicated Adam sought Epstein's support for a business venture. Bessent highlighted Adam's investment in Rick's Cabaret, while Wyden did not respond to the remarks.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confronted Senator Ron Wyden during a budget hearing about his son's past connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Bessent highlighted emails indicating that Adam Wyden sought Epstein's support for a business venture and mentioned his investment in Rick's Cabaret. Wyden did not reply to these comments.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a ceasefire if Hezbollah stops its attacks. The US State Department emphasized that both nations oppose any efforts to jeopardize Lebanon's future.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a ceasefire that depends on Hezbollah stopping its attacks. The US State Department highlighted that both countries oppose any attempts to compromise Lebanon's future.
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