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thewrap.com

Barry Diller Proposes $18 Billion Takeover of MGM Resorts International

Barry Diller has proposed an $18 billion takeover of MGM Resorts International, aiming to acquire the remaining shares at $48.30 each. Diller's company, People Incorporated, currently holds a 26.1% stake in MGM and plans to finance the deal through cash and debt. MGM shares rose 14% after the announcement.

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Washington Examiner

Jerome Powell Discusses Federal Reserve Independence After Leaving Office

Jerome Powell, the former Chairman of the Federal Reserve, addressed the importance of the central bank's independence during a speech in Boston. He warned against politicization and highlighted the need for the Fed to operate free from political pressure, referencing recent investigations into his actions while in office.

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The Verge

Strava Tightens API Access to Combat AI Scraping

Strava is implementing restrictions on API access to combat AI scraping, requiring developers to pay a monthly subscription fee. The company reported a 448% increase in developer applications and highlighted issues with policy violations affecting platform performance.

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Guardian — US

Tech Billionaires Contribute Substantial Funds to California Elections

Tech billionaires have invested hundreds of millions in California's upcoming elections, with Sergey Brin leading contributions at $66 million to oppose a billionaire tax. Other notable donations have come from executives at major tech companies and cryptocurrency mogul Chris Larsen, reflecting a significant effort to influence political power in the state.

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nbcnews.com

Primary Challenges Intensify for House Incumbents Ahead of Elections

Several U.S. House incumbents are facing significant primary challenges this election cycle, with four incumbents already losing their seats. Democratic candidates across states like California, Massachusetts, and Connecticut are encountering strong opposition from younger challengers advocating for change, reflecting a broader trend of anti-incumbent sentiment within the party.

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politico.eu

Steve Hilton's Political Ambitions in California

Steve Hilton, a Republican with a background in UK politics, is competing in California's gubernatorial primary against Democrat Xavier Becerra. Known for his role in modernizing David Cameron's image, Hilton's unconventional approach has drawn both support and criticism. His political future remains uncertain as he seeks to advance in the primary.

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cnbc.com

S&P 500 Hits Record Highs with Limited Stock Participation

On May 31, 2026, the S&P 500 reached a record high, but only 20 stocks, mostly in AI, achieved this milestone. Analysts express concerns about the narrow breadth of the market's gains, suggesting potential vulnerabilities as central banks and rising interest rates may impact future performance.

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The Verge

Federal Trade Commission Probes Microsoft for Antitrust Concerns

The FTC is conducting an investigation into Microsoft, examining potential antitrust issues related to its Azure cloud services. This follows civil investigative demands issued to various competitors of Microsoft, indicating the agency's concerns about the company's market behavior.

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propublica.org

Analysis of Changes in Gun Trafficking Enforcement Under Trump Administration

The ATF reported a decrease in gun-trafficking charges during Trump's first year, with a significant reduction in the number of gun dealers losing their licenses. The Biden administration had previously implemented stricter enforcement measures, which were reversed under Trump. Experts warn that the long-term effects of these policy changes could impact violent crime rates.

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notus.org

Democrats Seek to Limit Presidential Authority on Military Action in Cuba

Democratic lawmakers are attempting to restrict President Trump's ability to launch military action against Cuba without congressional consent. Concerns about the implications of such a conflict have been raised by experts, who argue that the current tensions do not justify military intervention, especially while the U.S. is engaged in negotiations with Iran. The Pentagon has increased military readiness in the region, but experts caution that any military operation in Cuba could complicate U.S. military commitments elsewhere.

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Guardian — US

Los Angeles Fashion District Faces Economic Challenges Amid Hopes for Recovery

The downtown Los Angeles fashion district, a key apparel manufacturing hub, is currently facing economic challenges, including reduced sales and visitation. Business owners report significant drops in daily earnings, while local leaders remain hopeful for recovery linked to the upcoming Olympics.

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Fox News — Latest

Giants Evaluate Wide Receiver Options, Eagles Consider Trade for A.J. Brown

The New York Giants are set to evaluate wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. as they seek to strengthen their roster, while the Philadelphia Eagles are considering trading A.J. Brown following changes in salary cap implications. Beckham has expressed interest in returning to the Giants, while the Eagles are in discussions with multiple teams regarding Brown's potential trade.

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Fox News — Latest

Federal Prosecutor in James Comey Seashell Case Steps Down

James Comey's federal prosecutor has stepped down, with Assistant U.S. Attorney Timothy Severo taking over the case. Comey faces charges related to an Instagram post that prosecutors claim could be interpreted as a threat against President Trump. The trial is scheduled to begin in October.

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metro.co.uk

Google Plans to Release 32 Million Genetically Modified Mosquitoes in California and Florida

Google is planning to release 32 million genetically modified mosquitoes in California and Florida to reduce the spread of mosquito-borne diseases. The project, called Debug, involves breeding mosquitoes that carry the Wolbachia bacteria, which can inhibit the transmission of viruses. The Environmental Protection Agency is reviewing the application for this initiative.

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finance.yahoo.com

Whey Protein Shortages Impact Food Industry as Demand Increases

The food industry is experiencing whey protein shortages due to increased demand for high-protein products. Companies are facing rising prices and supply constraints, prompting some to reformulate their offerings with alternative ingredients. While the shortages have not yet significantly impacted consumers, manufacturers are exploring other protein sources to adapt to the changing market.

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TechCrunch

Strava introduces monthly fee for API access ahead of IPO

Strava has announced a new policy that will require developers to pay a flat monthly fee to access its API. This change is part of the company's strategy as it approaches its initial public offering.

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Washington Examiner

Trump Discusses Ceasefire Negotiations with Iran Amid Ongoing Military Tensions

President Trump addressed ongoing ceasefire negotiations with Iran, asserting that the country is interested in reaching a deal. He expressed frustration over political criticism affecting his negotiation process. Meanwhile, U.S. military actions against Iranian positions continued amid rising tensions, with Trump indicating a counterproposal regarding nuclear weapons has been sent to Iran.

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apnews.com

New Documents on Peter Mandelson to be Released Amid Controversy Surrounding Keir Starmer

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under scrutiny as new documents regarding former ambassador Peter Mandelson are set to be released. The documents relate to Mandelson's controversial appointment and his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Starmer faces increasing pressure from rivals and critics following significant electoral losses and ongoing investigations into Mandelson's conduct.

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Guardian — US

US Autoworkers Concerned About Offshoring and Tariffs Amid Political Landscape

US autoworkers are expressing concerns about offshoring and the effects of tariffs on their jobs. Brenda Davis, a former Ford employee, noted her disappointment with a Buick manufactured in China, while current General Motors worker Morgan Hughes highlighted worries about her plant's workload and ownership changes.

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