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Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson Wins Primary Against Progressive Challenger

Bill Ferguson, the Maryland Senate president, defeated progressive challenger Bobby LaPin in the primary election, securing 56.6% of the vote. LaPin criticized Ferguson's establishment ties and his opposition to a redistricting bill. Ferguson's victory reinforces his position in the predominantly Democratic district.

Al Jazeera English

Scotland Prepares to Face Brazil in Miami

Scotland is gearing up to compete against Brazil in Miami, with local streets adorned by fans in traditional Scottish attire. The match is expected to draw significant attention.

nbcnews.com

Zohran Mamdani-backed candidates win key House primaries in New York

In the New York Democratic primaries on June 23, 2026, candidates supported by Mayor Zohran Mamdani won significant victories, including Brad Lander in the 10th District and Claire Valdez in the 7th District. The results highlight a growing influence of the democratic socialist movement within the party, particularly on issues related to Israel and social reforms.

Al Jazeera English

China's LineShine Becomes World's Fastest Supercomputer

China's LineShine has been recognized as the world's fastest supercomputer, surpassing the US's El Capitan, according to the TOP500 list. This change reflects significant progress in supercomputing capabilities in China.

The Daily Beast

Karoline Leavitt Shares Poll on Trump’s Iran Peace Deal

Karoline Leavitt shared a poll showing significant support for elements of Donald Trump's Iran peace deal, with 69 percent favoring the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and a commitment from Iran regarding nuclear weapons. However, overall support for the deal was low, with only 32 percent in favor, and 81 percent of respondents believed it was likely to fail.

BBC — World

Congress passes war powers resolution regarding Iran

Congress approved a war powers resolution on June 24, 2026, addressing the conflict with Iran. While the measure is largely symbolic, it aims to exert pressure on the White House to resolve the situation.

Axios

Democratic Primaries in New York Result in Losses for Incumbents

In the New York primaries, House Democrats faced significant defeats as two incumbents were ousted by left-wing challengers, leading to an expected increase in the number of Democratic Socialists of America in Congress. The results have prompted concerns among moderate Democrats about the future direction of the party.

New York Times — US

April McClain Delaney Wins Democratic House Primary in Maryland

April McClain Delaney has secured victory in the Democratic primary for the House in Maryland. As a former Biden administration official, she is anticipated to perform well in the general election within her district, which leans Democratic.

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David Trone defeated by April McClain Delaney in Maryland primary

David Trone lost to April McClain Delaney in a Maryland primary election on June 24, 2026, with over $32 million spent in total by both candidates. Trone, who invested more than $25 million of his wealth, faced criticism from Delaney regarding a past vote, while she received support from key figures in the Maryland Democratic Party.

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David Trone defeated by April McClain Delaney in Maryland primary

David Trone lost the Democratic primary in Maryland to incumbent April McClain Delaney, who spent at least $7 million of her own funds in the race. The primary, held on June 24, 2026, was one of the most expensive in the cycle, with over $32 million spent by both candidates. Delaney received significant support from Maryland's Democratic establishment.

The Daily Beast

Trump Endorsed Candidates in South Carolina Primary Election

President Donald Trump endorsed both Alan Wilson and Pam Evette in the South Carolina Republican gubernatorial primary. Wilson won the runoff election with 68.6% of the vote, while Evette received 31.4%. Trump congratulated Wilson on Truth Social and expressed gratitude for both candidates' campaigns.