The Hill
11:59 PM
Former Presidents Joe Biden, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush will attend the opening of the Obama Presidential Center. The information was reported by the Chicago Sun-Times on June 17, 2026.
Al Jazeera English
11:57 PM
US President Donald Trump has suggested that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should take a more conciliatory approach towards Lebanon. This advice comes amid ongoing discussions about regional dynamics.
Al Jazeera English
11:56 PM
President Donald Trump expressed his view that Iran's absence of ballistic missiles is unfair in comparison to other regional nations that have such capabilities. This statement reflects ongoing discussions about military parity in the Middle East.
Fox News — Politics
11:56 PM
President Donald Trump has reversed his endorsement of Jackson Lahmeyer in the Oklahoma congressional race, now supporting Mark Tedford. Lahmeyer announced the suspension of his campaign shortly before Trump's announcement, stating he made the decision the night prior. The reasons for the endorsement change have not been publicly clarified.
Fox News — Latest
11:56 PM
On June 17, 2026, President Donald Trump withdrew his endorsement of Jackson Lahmeyer in favor of Mark Tedford for the Oklahoma congressional race. Lahmeyer announced the suspension of his campaign shortly after Trump's endorsement switch, stating that his decision was made prior to the announcement. Tedford is now positioned as the likely Republican nominee for the district.
Guardian — US
11:53 PM
James Dolan, owner of the New York Knicks, confirmed that the team will visit the White House after receiving an invitation from President Donald Trump. This visit marks a historic moment as the Knicks will be the first NBA champions to visit the White House during Trump's presidency.
The Daily Beast
11:43 PM
Republican congressional candidate Jackson Lahmeyer has suspended his campaign for Oklahoma's 1st Congressional District after former President Donald Trump withdrew his endorsement. The decision follows allegations of infidelity that surfaced in the media. Lahmeyer expressed his intention to avoid being a distraction to his family and constituents.
Guardian — US
11:41 PM
Jamie Raskin, a Democratic lawmaker, is calling for a thorough investigation into the ties between Harvard University and Bard College with Jeffrey Epstein. He criticized previous attempts by the institutions to address their involvement in Epstein's actions as inadequate.
news.gallup.com
11:40 PM
A recent Gallup poll indicates that American attitudes on abortion have stabilized four years after the Dobbs decision, with 48% supporting legality in most circumstances. The poll highlights significant partisan and gender differences in opinions, with a majority identifying as pro-choice. The findings illustrate a continuing division in abortion laws across the United States.
Washington Examiner
11:32 PM
The Federal Bureau of Prisons has defended the transfer of Ghislaine Maxwell to a Texas facility, citing safety concerns amid allegations of special treatment from critics. BOP emphasized that the decision was based on security measures and denied any political influence in the transfer.
Fox News — Latest
11:30 PM
Family members of Bryan Omar Roa and Tycen Proper reported concerning behaviors prior to a foiled plot targeting a White House UFC event. The FBI is investigating the case, which involves allegations of planning an attack using drones and firearms. Multiple individuals have been charged in connection with the plot.
Fox News — Politics
11:30 PM
Family members of Bryan Omar Roa and Tycen Proper reported concerning behaviors prior to a foiled plot to attack a UFC event at the White House. Investigations revealed plans involving explosives and targeted violence, leading to multiple charges against the individuals involved. All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
New York Post
11:24 PM
A fire broke out at a cold-storage facility in Los Angeles on Wednesday afternoon, involving solar panels. The incident was reported around 2:30 p.m. in the Boyle Heights area, prompting a response from fire crews.
Deutsche Welle
11:19 PM
US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian have signed an agreement to extend the ceasefire for 60 days and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The report comes from Deutsche Welle.
Deutsche Welle
11:19 PM
President Donald Trump signed an agreement on June 17, 2026, to extend the ceasefire with Iran for 60 days and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Pakistan has confirmed that the agreement is taking immediate effect.
Deutsche Welle
11:19 PM
President Donald Trump has signed an initial agreement to conclude the conflict with Iran and facilitate the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Additional updates will be provided as the situation develops.
New York Post
11:17 PM
New York Knicks players Jalen Brunson and Josh Hart visited Yankee Stadium on June 17, 2026, ahead of their participation in the Canyon of Heroes parade. The event is set to take place on June 18.
The Hill
11:16 PM
The reopening of the Strait of Hormuz may face delays due to mines left over from the Iran war. President Trump confirmed that the U.S. military is actively searching for these mines as part of efforts to normalize shipping traffic in the region.
New York Times — US
11:15 PM
Robert Thurman, an influential figure in the study of Tibetan Buddhism and father of actress Uma Thurman, has passed away at the age of 84. He was recognized for his dynamic lectures and contributions to Buddhist education.
The Hill
11:12 PM
The Pew Research Center has reported that as of 2025, 52 percent of U.S. families with children under 18 have both parents working full-time. This marks a significant increase from 31 percent in earlier data.
reuters.com
11:10 PM
President Donald Trump signed a memorandum on June 17, 2026, aimed at addressing the conflict with Iran, as reported by a White House official. Further details about the content of the memo remain unavailable.
freebeacon.com
11:10 PM
Texas State Representative James Talarico shares a checking account with his mother, as disclosed in his financial records. His parents have financially supported his political campaigns and provided assistance for moving expenses. Talarico, who has served in the Texas House since 2018, supplements his income through consulting work.
nbcnews.com
11:10 PM
The FBI announced on June 17, 2026, that it had foiled a plot to attack a UFC event at the White House, resulting in several arrests. FBI Director Kash Patel's public acknowledgment of the investigation raised concerns among law enforcement officials about the potential impact on ongoing operations. The investigation began after a local mother reported her concerns about her son's behavior, which led to the involvement of federal authorities.
Al Jazeera English
11:02 PM
The Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei announced that the United States and Iran have completed and signed a Memorandum of Understanding electronically. This development was reported on June 17, 2026.
BBC — Business
11:02 PM
The rise of delivery robots in the US has led to the formation of protest groups and local bans. Communities are reacting to the impact of these vehicles on public spaces.
BBC — Business
11:01 PM
The Bank of England has decided to maintain its current interest rates following a reduction in December 2025. Ongoing instability in the Middle East has influenced this decision.
Fox News — Latest
11:00 PM
Joe Rogan defended the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House, which celebrated President Trump's birthday and America's anniversary. He emphasized its nonpartisan nature and criticized those who viewed it as a political event, urging people to unite rather than divide over the occasion.
Washington Examiner
10:59 PM
The United States and Iran have digitally signed a memorandum of understanding to end the war and open the Strait of Hormuz for the second time. The initial signing took place on Sunday, with an in-person signing planned for Friday in Switzerland. Both President Trump and Iranian President Pezeshkian signed the agreement on Wednesday.
BBC — World
10:55 PM
Actress Daveigh Chase has died at the age of 35 due to sepsis following meningitis. Her manager confirmed the news, stating she was hospitalized in Los Angeles at the time of her passing.
PBS NewsHour
10:55 PM
The Trump administration has revealed details of an agreement with Iran aimed at ending the war and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The deal remains tentative, with President Trump issuing threats if Iran does not comply.
The Daily Beast
10:52 PM
Tom Dreesen, a renowned comedian and former opening act for Frank Sinatra, has died at 86. He made his last television appearance a week before his death on 'Comics Unleashed.' Dreesen's career spanned several decades, during which he made over 500 television appearances and was celebrated for his contributions to comedy.
Wired
10:52 PM
The White House has instructed Anthropic to revoke SK Telecom's access to its AI model, Claude Mythos, due to alleged connections to China. This decision was made just days before Anthropic took its advanced AI models offline.
New York Post
10:51 PM
Kameron Patterson has publicly expressed his desire to date Megan Thee Stallion after her split from Klay Thompson. This statement was made on Wednesday.
New York Post
10:50 PM
The New York Knicks are set to make history as the first NBA team to visit the White House. This visit follows a previous appearance by President Donald Trump at a Knicks game during the NBA Finals.
PBS NewsHour
10:50 PM
Amna Nawaz interviewed experts Alan Eyre and Miad Maleki regarding the recent U.S.-Iran agreement. Eyre has experience from the Obama administration's negotiations on the Iran nuclear deal, while Maleki provides a perspective from his Iranian background.
Fox News — Latest
10:48 PM
The FTC, along with four states, has sued WPATH, alleging the organization misled parents about the safety and effectiveness of transgender medical treatments for minors. The lawsuit claims WPATH failed to disclose risks associated with these treatments and removed age-based recommendations from its care standards. WPATH has denied the allegations, stating its guidelines support individualized care.
Fox News — Politics
10:48 PM
The FTC and four Republican-led states have filed a lawsuit against WPATH, alleging that the organization misled parents and doctors about the safety and necessity of transgender medical treatments for minors. The lawsuit claims deceptive practices regarding puberty blockers and other treatments, while WPATH maintains that its guidelines support individualized patient care.
New York Post
10:48 PM
A report suggests that Iran's agreement with the US could lead to increased support for Hezbollah in Lebanon. This support may materialize as funds from frozen assets are released and new oil deals are made.
PBS NewsHour
10:45 PM
President Trump's nominee for director of national intelligence did not appear for a scheduled confirmation hearing, causing uncertainty in Congress. Senator Mark Warner expressed confusion regarding the status of the nomination, whether it has been postponed or withdrawn.
New York Post
10:41 PM
Daveigh Chase died on June 17, 2026, after being hospitalized for malnutrition. She was known for her work in the entertainment industry.
PBS NewsHour
10:40 PM
Tropical Storm Arthur has formed along the Gulf Coast, posing a flooding threat. In other news, Georgia Republicans declined to support a proposal from Governor Brian Kemp regarding voting map changes for 2028, and the FAA is looking into a private jet crash in Texas that killed one person.
Washington Post — World
10:39 PM
At the G-7 summit in France, President Trump emphasized the economic benefits of the ceasefire with Iran and mentioned the possibility of military action if it fails. He also criticized Israel during the conference.
Washington Post — Politics
10:39 PM
At the G-7 summit in France, President Trump emphasized the economic benefits of a ceasefire deal with Iran. He also indicated that he would be willing to use military force if the ceasefire fails.
BBC — World
10:36 PM
Japan's Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi has called for a reassessment of the country's pacifist policies that have been in place since World War Two. He highlighted the need to enhance Japan's defense to avert the risk of war.
PBS NewsHour
10:35 PM
The Federal Reserve maintained interest rates at its latest meeting, led by Chair Kevin Warsh, marking the fourth consecutive meeting with unchanged rates. All 12 members of the Federal Open Market Committee supported this decision, although some officials project a possible rate increase by the year's end.
New York Post
10:33 PM
Tyrese Haliburton's fiancée paid tribute to her best friend who died unexpectedly while on a bachelorette trip in St. Barts. The incident occurred during a lavish celebration.
PBS NewsHour
10:30 PM
Polling shows a shift in public opinion on abortion, with more Democrats and independents supporting its legality. Some conservatives are also reconsidering their views due to state bans. This report features the story of an Arkansas woman whose pregnancy influenced her stance on the issue.
New York Post
10:30 PM
A stabbing incident occurred at the 42nd Street-Bryant Park subway station in New York City, injuring a 32-year-old tourist. The attack took place around 4 p.m. on June 17, 2026, involving an unidentified assailant.
Guardian — US
10:29 PM
The Trump administration has joined a lawsuit to stop a reparations program in Evanston, Illinois, which compensates Black residents for housing discrimination. The administration claims the program's race-based criteria violate constitutional principles.
Guardian — US
10:28 PM
Senator Bill Cassidy and other Senate Republicans have expressed strong criticism of the Iran deal negotiated by the Trump administration, labeling it a major foreign policy mistake. The deal, which aims to conclude a 110-day conflict, includes significant concessions to Iran.