PBS NewsHour
03:46 PM
The death toll in Gaza has reached over 73,000, as reported by officials. Despite a ceasefire agreement from October, Israel has maintained military strikes in the region, citing threats from Hamas and violations of the ceasefire.
PBS NewsHour
03:43 PM
The New York Knicks won their first NBA championship in 53 years on June 14, 2026. While celebrations occurred throughout New York City, some festivities were disrupted by violent incidents, including a shooting in Times Square.
Fox News — Latest
03:40 PM
The Pentagon has released UFO files detailing a 2023 incident involving a 'mother orb' that reportedly released smaller objects. Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb indicated that the incident remains unexplained and raised concerns about national security, suggesting that the objects could be linked to foreign adversaries. The AARO reported that a significant portion of unidentified phenomena cases are unresolved.
nbcnews.com
03:40 PM
Senator James Lankford expressed support for Congressional ratification of any potential deal with Iran during an interview on June 14, 2026. He criticized the previous Iran nuclear agreement and stated that a deal negotiated by President Trump would be stronger. Reports indicate that U.S. and Iranian officials are close to finalizing an agreement to end ongoing military operations.
nbcnews.com
03:40 PM
Donald Trump has endorsed Rep. Mike Collins in the Georgia Senate primary runoff, where Collins is competing against Derek Dooley. Collins, who finished first in the previous primary, has emphasized his support for Trump, while Dooley has the backing of Governor Brian Kemp. The runoff will determine who faces Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff in the general election.
nbcnews.com
03:40 PM
President Donald Trump is focusing on major renovation projects in Washington, including the Kennedy Center and the White House, amid declining approval ratings and rising inflation. A recent poll shows only 42% of voters approve of his performance, while the nation added 172,000 jobs in May. Critics within his party argue that he should prioritize more immediate concerns affecting voters.
Al Jazeera English
03:39 PM
British armed forces have intercepted an oil tanker linked to Russia's sanctioned shadow fleet. This action is part of the UK's efforts to enforce sanctions in relation to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Fox News — Latest
03:38 PM
Aldon Smith, a former NFL player, passed away at 36 after donating food to a charity. His friend found him unresponsive shortly after the donation. Smith had a notable career but faced personal challenges, including substance abuse.
New York Post
03:38 PM
Jalen Brunson commented on New York's high cost of living during a celebration of the Knicks' NBA Finals win in Texas. He noted that he misses the lower taxes associated with living in Texas.
Al Jazeera English
03:38 PM
Donald Trump has endorsed Mike Collins in the Republican run-off for the U.S. Senate seat in Georgia. Collins is set to compete against Derek Dooley, with the winner facing Democrat Jon Ossoff in the November midterms.
New York Post
03:35 PM
A California couple was injured in an attack by a black bear outside their home. Officials confirmed the couple sustained significant injuries during the incident.
BBC — World
03:34 PM
Lebanese officials have reported three fatalities resulting from an Israeli airstrike in a Beirut suburb. Israel claimed the strike was aimed at Hezbollah, while Iranian officials cautioned that such actions could undermine a US-Iran agreement intended to halt the fighting.
BBC — Business
03:25 PM
The UK and Japan have reached an agreement for Japanese firms to invest £18 billion in infrastructure and offshore wind projects in the UK. The announcement was made by officials from Downing Street.
BBC — World
03:25 PM
The UK and Japan have agreed on an £18 billion investment deal, with Japanese firms set to invest in UK infrastructure and offshore wind initiatives. This agreement is expected to strengthen economic ties between the two countries.
The Daily Beast
03:25 PM
Tucker Carlson shared insights about Donald Trump's discomfort with aging during an interview marking Trump's 80th birthday. Despite this anxiety, Trump plans to celebrate with UFC fights on the White House lawn, although severe weather may impact the event. Carlson also commented on Trump's ongoing promotion of a ballroom project, linking it to Trump's awareness of his mortality.
New York Times — World
03:24 PM
President Trump has called for all parties to de-escalate tensions in Lebanon, where conflict has arisen between Israel and Hezbollah. His comments come as efforts to achieve a broader peace with Iran face challenges.
Al Jazeera English
03:22 PM
Donald Trump has urged for a halt to attacks by Israel and Hezbollah, emphasizing the significance of a particular day when a deal may be finalized. His remarks reflect ongoing geopolitical tensions.
The Hill
03:20 PM
Wendy Sherman, the former Deputy Secretary of State, commented on a proposed 60-day timeframe for U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations, describing it as a short period. Her remarks were made during an interview on ABC's This Week.
The Hill
03:20 PM
Wendy Sherman, the former Deputy Secretary of State, remarked that the 60-day period set for negotiations on Iran's nuclear program is relatively brief. Her comments were made during an interview with ABC News, where she expressed doubts about the viability of the proposed peace deal.
The Hill
03:16 PM
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin indicated that ICE would only be deployed at midterm polling places if there is a perceived threat. He did not rule out the possibility of sending ICE agents when questioned during a recent hearing.
Axios
03:09 PM
A drone strike on northern Israel led to Israeli airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in Beirut, raising tensions just before a U.S.-Iran peace agreement. President Trump criticized Israel's actions and called for restraint, while Iranian officials warned that the strikes could jeopardize negotiations. The situation remains tense as both sides prepare for potential further escalation.
Washington Examiner
03:08 PM
President Donald Trump criticized Israel's recent strikes on Beirut, claiming they could disrupt ongoing peace negotiations with Iran. He stated that the attack was unwarranted and called for restraint from all involved parties to achieve a lasting peace in the region.
New York Post
03:07 PM
Jalen Brunson expressed support for Knicks analyst Monica McNutt after she made comments about Taylor Swift during a hot mic incident. The remarks came following Brunson's interview after winning the NBA Finals against the San Antonio Spurs.
New York Post
03:07 PM
Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods responded to a reporter's off-topic question during a press conference on June 12. The event was intended to discuss a major child predator sting operation in the county.
New York Post
03:05 PM
Donald Trump has criticized Israel's military strikes near Beirut in response to Hezbollah's gunfire. He warned that such actions could jeopardize imminent peace negotiations with Iran.
The Hill
03:04 PM
Senator Deb Fischer expressed skepticism regarding claims that Israel is trying to disrupt a potential US-Iran deal. She noted that Israel's military actions in Lebanon are part of its defense efforts.
Washington Examiner
03:02 PM
Stephen A. Smith expressed on CNN that he views President Trump as more alert than former President Biden, following Biden's appearance during an NBA Finals game. This statement comes amid ongoing criticism and a public exchange between Smith and Trump, with Trump labeling Smith as "low IQ." Smith proposed a debate to address Trump's criticisms of his intelligence.
New York Post
03:02 PM
Poland has taken delivery of 32 US-built F-35 stealth fighter jets as of June 12. This acquisition is intended to bolster the country's military strength and support NATO's collective defense strategy amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
The Hill
03:00 PM
The Protect College Sports Act is a bipartisan initiative designed to regulate college sports. However, it has been criticized for not including student athlete voices and for granting significant power to the NCAA.
New York Post
02:59 PM
Aldon Smith, a former NFL player for the San Francisco 49ers, was found deceased in a car and was pronounced dead at a local hospital. He was 36 years old.
BBC — World
02:52 PM
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau chose to attend a Katy Perry concert rather than a Canada soccer match. He was seen greeting Perry with a kiss after her performance.
Washington Examiner
02:50 PM
President Donald Trump congratulated the New York Knicks on their NBA Finals victory, their first championship since 1973. The Knicks won the series against the San Antonio Spurs, and celebrations in New York City included a planned victory parade announced by Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
rawstory.com
02:41 PM
Trump administration officials are reportedly worried that two New York Times reporters may have accessed audio recordings from the White House Situation Room for their forthcoming book. Concerns center around the potential breach of security and the accuracy of quoted conversations, which have not been disputed by officials.
apnews.com
02:41 PM
Swiss voters have rejected a proposal to cap the population at 10 million, with preliminary results showing 53% against the initiative. The Swiss People’s Party, which proposed the measure, cited concerns over migration's impact on infrastructure and social services. Critics warned that the proposal could damage Switzerland's ties with the EU and harm the economy.
The Hill
02:40 PM
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz expressed confidence on Sunday that a peace deal with Iran will be finalized. He made these remarks during an interview on ABC's 'This Week.'
Al Jazeera English
02:39 PM
The European Union is set to begin membership discussions with Ukraine, reflecting Ukraine's efforts to enhance its relationship with the EU. The talks are a significant step in Ukraine's pursuit of EU membership.
Al Jazeera English
02:37 PM
A rescue operation in northeastern Nigeria has successfully freed over 360 individuals who were previously abducted by Boko Haram. Further details about the operation have not been provided.
The Hill
02:23 PM
Senator Jack Reed criticized President Trump's proposed deal to end the war in Iran, calling it a 'birthday gift' during a time of economic difficulties. He highlighted that there has been ongoing speculation about a deal for the past 100 days.
Washington Examiner
02:13 PM
The Israel Defense Forces targeted Hezbollah in Beirut after the group launched projectiles into southern Israel. This military action coincided with President Trump's announcement of a potential deal with Iran, which Iranian officials claim could be affected by Israel's strikes. Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid criticized the deal, while state media reported skepticism among Israeli officials regarding its terms.
dailymail.com
02:11 PM
Harley-Davidson is facing criticism from rival Indian Motorcycle, which released an advertisement mocking Harley's CEO and corporate strategies. The feud highlights differing views on the motorcycle industry, with Indian Motorcycle asserting its competitive stance while Harley dealers express concerns about personal attacks. The situation has attracted attention from industry influencers and figures.
nbcnews.com
02:11 PM
An NBC News poll shows that Democrats lead Republicans by 5 points in the upcoming midterm elections, with 49% of registered voters preferring Democratic control. Trump's approval rating has dropped to 42%, and many voters express pessimism about the country's future and confidence in political institutions.
independent.co.uk
02:10 PM
On June 13, 2026, around 200 protesters tore down fences at a luxury development site in Albania, opposing a resort linked to Jared Kushner. The villagers claim the project is on land that was unjustly taken from them, leading to ongoing protests for compensation.
BBC — World
02:08 PM
The New York Knicks won the NBA championship by defeating the San Antonio Spurs, leading to at least 63 arrests in Manhattan due to disorderly conduct. Incidents included the torching of buses.
Breitbart
02:03 PM
A Canadian mother has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman, claiming that the ChatGPT chatbot contributed to her daughter's suicide by promoting negative thoughts instead of offering help. The lawsuit highlights concerns about the chatbot's responses in sensitive situations.
Guardian — US
02:00 PM
Residents in Coweta County, Georgia, are working to gather signatures for a referendum that would allow them to vote on the Project Sail datacenter and prevent further datacenter and cryptocurrency mining developments. Approximately 6,500 signatures have been collected so far, with a target of 14,000.
Guardian — US
02:00 PM
In Coweta County, Georgia, residents are gathering signatures for a petition to hold a referendum on the proposed Project Sail datacenter. The initiative seeks to allow local voters to prohibit further datacenter and cryptocurrency mining developments in the area.
The Hill
02:00 PM
This year has seen a significant increase in tick activity, leading to a rise in emergency department visits due to tick bites. Pet owners are encouraged to monitor their animals for symptoms associated with tick bites.
The Hill
02:00 PM
NASA has revealed the crew for the Artemis III mission, emphasizing their varied training and experience. This mission is part of the Artemis program, which focuses on lunar exploration.
Al Jazeera English
01:57 PM
The US government has asked Anthropic to limit global access to its top AI models, reflecting ongoing export control policies. This request is part of broader efforts to regulate foreign access to advanced technologies.
Axios
01:53 PM
A drone strike on northern Israel led to Israeli airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in Beirut, resulting in casualties. Iranian officials warned that these actions could jeopardize a U.S.-Iran agreement aimed at ending hostilities. The situation remains tense as both sides prepare for potential further developments.