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Washington Examiner

Supreme Court declines to hear challenge to New York firearms liability law

The Supreme Court has decided not to hear a challenge from gun manufacturers against New York's law that allows civil lawsuits targeting the gun industry. This decision maintains a lower court ruling that supports the law, which aims to hold gun manufacturers accountable for public safety concerns. Similar laws have been enacted in at least ten other states since 2021.

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Washington Examiner

States and Cities Respond to Concerns Over Data Centers

Growing public opposition to data centers has prompted local and state governments to consider moratoriums and regulations. A recent poll showed significant public disapproval of data center construction for AI, leading to over 300 bills filed across 30 states addressing the issue. States like New York and California are implementing measures to regulate energy and water usage by data centers.

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Washington Examiner

Trump Faces Challenges in Iran Deal Negotiations, Says Reporter

Christian Datoc from the Washington Examiner outlined the pressures on President Trump as the U.S. approaches a peace deal with Iran. He highlighted public dissatisfaction with Trump's negotiation strategies and noted the signing of a preliminary ceasefire extension. Datoc also discussed the upcoming G7 summit and ongoing legislative negotiations regarding the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

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apnews.com

UFC CEO Dana White Declares No Future White House Events After Freedom 250

UFC CEO Dana White announced that the Freedom 250 event at the White House will not be repeated due to logistical challenges and high costs. The event featured Justin Gaethje winning the lightweight title and was attended by President Trump, who praised the occasion. White confirmed that future UFC events will take place in traditional venues.

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TechCrunch

Meta Introduces New AI Features on Facebook

Meta has announced the rollout of new AI features on Facebook as of June 15, 2026. This initiative aims to improve user engagement and position the company competitively in the AI landscape.

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cbsnews.com

President Trump's Investment Accounts Report Significant Trading Activity

President Trump's investment accounts reported trading activities worth between $212 million and $695 million in the first quarter of 2026, with a total of 3,642 transactions. The volume and timing of these trades have raised concerns among ethics experts and lawmakers, prompting calls for an investigation into potential insider trading. The data reveals a significant focus on technology companies and notable spikes in trading activity during the reporting period.

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lawfaremedia.org

U.S. Commerce Department Orders Anthropic to Suspend Access to AI Models

The U.S. Commerce Department has ordered Anthropic to suspend access to its AI models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, for foreign nationals, citing national security concerns. This marks the first enforcement of export controls on AI models, raising questions about the implications for foreign access and AI development in the U.S. Anthropic disputes the severity of the vulnerabilities cited by the government.

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nbcnews.com

Supreme Court declines to review New York firearms liability law

The Supreme Court has chosen not to review a New York law that permits lawsuits against gun manufacturers for harm caused by their firearms. The law, enacted in 2021, aims to hold gunmakers accountable and was challenged by several manufacturers but upheld by lower courts.

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democracydocket.com

Federal Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Wisconsin's Voter Data Sharing

A federal court has dismissed a lawsuit from the 1789 Foundation aimed at preventing Wisconsin from sharing voter data with ERIC, labeling the lawsuit as frivolous and imposing sanctions on the group. The court clarified that Wisconsin remains a member of ERIC, contrary to the claims made in the lawsuit.

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bbc.com

Investigation Reveals Russian Involvement in Arson Attacks Targeting UK Prime Minister

A BBC investigation has linked arson attacks on properties associated with UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to a Russian campaign. Roman Lavrynovych was convicted of conspiracy to commit arson, with evidence suggesting involvement from a Russian diplomat. The Russian embassy has denied any connection to the attacks.

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semafor.com

The New York Times Reviews Nick Kristof's Articles for Disclosure Issues

The New York Times is conducting a review of Nick Kristof's columns for failing to disclose financial connections to supporters of his 2021 gubernatorial campaign. This review follows inquiries about his favorable mentions of donors in his writings. The scrutiny of Kristof's work has intensified, particularly after a controversial column addressing issues related to Israel and Palestine.

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Daily Wire

Eight Confirmed Dead in B-52 Crash at Edwards Air Force Base

A B-52 Stratofortress crashed at Edwards Air Force Base in California on June 15, 2026, resulting in the deaths of eight individuals. The crash occurred shortly after takeoff during a routine test mission, and an investigation is currently underway to determine the cause.

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Fox News — Latest

Shane Gillis Comments on UFC Fighter's Remark About Michelle Obama

Comedian Shane Gillis criticized UFC fighter Josh Hokit for his remark about Michelle Obama made during a post-fight interview after Hokit’s victory at the UFC Freedom 250 event. Gillis stated he did not appreciate the comment, despite acknowledging Hokit’s humor. The event marked the first UFC event at the White House.

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Fox News — Politics

Shane Gillis Critiques UFC Fighter's Comment About Michelle Obama

Comedian Shane Gillis criticized UFC fighter Josh Hokit for making a crude remark about Michelle Obama during a post-fight interview at the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House. Gillis stated he did not approve of Hokit’s comment, despite his own controversial comedic history. The event marked the first UFC event held at the White House.

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Washington Examiner

JD Vance Reflects on Past Remarks in New Memoir

In his new memoir, Vice President JD Vance reflects on his past remark calling Democrats 'childless cat ladies,' admitting it was a 'boneheaded' comment. He expresses regret and suggests he could have communicated his views on parenthood more effectively. The memoir also covers his conversion to Catholicism and his spiritual journey.

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Washington Examiner

Trump Threatens 100% Tariff on French Wine Over Digital Tax Dispute

President Donald Trump has threatened to impose a 100% tariff on French wine if France does not abandon its digital tax on U.S. technology companies. This tax, which has been in place since 2019, imposes a 3% levy on revenues of major tech firms operating in France. French President Emmanuel Macron has responded, stating that European law is not dictated by the U.S.

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Daily Wire

Florida Attorney General Sues TikTok Over Alleged Violations of Child Safety Laws

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has sued TikTok, accusing the platform of violating child safety laws by allowing minors access to inappropriate content and misleading parents. The lawsuit claims TikTok permits children under 14 to create accounts, violating Florida's House Bill 3, and alleges that the app prioritizes profit over the safety of children. TikTok has not yet responded to the lawsuit.

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The Verge

Xbox Announces Closure of Compulsion Games Amid Restructuring

Xbox is set to close Compulsion Games, the studio behind 'South of Midnight,' as part of a company restructuring that includes anticipated layoffs. Asha Sharma, who has been leading Xbox since February, highlighted challenges within the business and the need for a reset in a recent memo.

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The Daily Beast

Boris Epshteyn Becomes Influential Adviser to Trump in Second Term

Boris Epshteyn has emerged as a significant adviser to President Donald Trump during his second term, known for his involvement in legal matters and support for the president. Despite some skepticism from others in Trump's circle, Epshteyn's influence continues to grow, particularly in legal and media-related roles. Questions about his financial status have been addressed by acquaintances.

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Washington Examiner

Pennsylvania Attorney General Approves $1.1 Million for Security Upgrades at Governor's Private Residence

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday has approved a settlement for $1.1 million in security upgrades at Governor Josh Shapiro's private residence, following an arson attack in April 2025. The decision resolves a dispute with State Treasurer Stacy Garrity over the legality of using public funds for private property improvements and underscores the need for clearer legal frameworks for such security measures.

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