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Washington Examiner Jun 12

Kennedy Center board to appeal order for removal of Trump's name

The Kennedy Center's board has decided to appeal a federal judge's order mandating the removal of Donald Trump's name from the building. The judge ruled that the name addition was unlawful, bypassing Congress. As the appeal is prepared, staff have begun removing Trump's name from various platforms, while the board plans to recognize his contributions in a different manner.

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nbcnews.com Jun 12

Federal Authorities Investigate Markings on National Mall

Federal authorities are investigating large '8647' markings found on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., on June 11, 2026. The incident has been described as vandalism by an Interior Department spokesperson, and it is linked to a criminal case against former FBI Director James Comey. The investigation is ongoing, with grass samples collected for testing.

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cnn.com Jun 12

Kennedy Center Board Votes to Appeal Ruling on Trump's Name Removal

The Kennedy Center board has decided to appeal a federal judge's ruling that requires the removal of Donald Trump's name from the venue. The board's meeting included Trump's participation via phone, during which he criticized the ruling. The board also passed a resolution recognizing Trump's contributions to the center.

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Washington Examiner Jun 12

Catholic Bishops Consecrate the United States to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

On June 11, 2026, Catholic bishops consecrated the United States to the Sacred Heart of Jesus during a service in Orlando, Florida, marking the nation's 250th anniversary. President Donald Trump supported the event, emphasizing the historical significance of Catholic contributions to the country and calling for a renewed commitment to its spiritual identity.

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cnn.com Jun 11

Markings of '8647' Found on National Mall, Under Investigation

Authorities are investigating the etching of the term '8647' into the grass of the National Mall, which is associated with opposition to former President Donald Trump. The US Park Police are treating the incident as vandalism, and samples of the grass have been collected for testing. The markings were discovered on June 11, ahead of a UFC match scheduled for Trump's birthday.

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Fox News — Latest Jun 11

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Criticizes New York Times Report on His Leadership

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has publicly criticized a New York Times article that questioned his engagement as Health and Human Services Secretary during the Ebola outbreak. He accused the paper of relying on disgruntled former employees for its claims, while the Times defended its reporting as based on multiple sources.

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citizensforethics.org Jun 11

DOJ Civil Division Reports No Records on Trump IRS Lawsuit

The DOJ Civil Division has reported no records related to the Trump v. IRS lawsuit, which involves a $10 billion claim by former President Trump and his family against the IRS. The case raises questions about the legality of the settlement process, as no attorneys from the DOJ were involved, and CREW is challenging the lawsuit in court.

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cnn.com Jun 11

Epstein Survivors Oppose Todd Blanche's Nomination as Attorney General

Nineteen survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse have opposed Todd Blanche's nomination as Attorney General, citing concerns over his role in managing the political fallout from the Epstein files. They criticized his handling of the files and called for greater transparency and accountability. The White House defended Blanche, stating that President Trump has made significant efforts for Epstein's victims, while the House Oversight Committee plans to further investigate the matter.

Bias: 45 Sentiment: -0.20

usatoday.com Jun 11

Countries Participating in the 2026 World Cup Affected by U.S. Travel Ban

The 2026 World Cup will take place in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, featuring 48 teams. Countries participating in the tournament that are affected by President Trump's travel ban include Haiti, Iran, Ivory Coast, and Senegal. While Haiti and Iran face full entry bans, the other two countries have partial suspensions, but athletes are allowed entry for the event.

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apnews.com Jun 11

UFC Fight at White House Requires $60 Million and Coordination from Seven Federal Agencies

A planned UFC fight at the White House requires significant resources, including over $60 million and coordination from seven federal agencies. The event is part of the 250th anniversary of America's founding but faces a legal challenge from two residents claiming it violates regulations. Preparations have included extensive logistical efforts and are set to conclude with the event on Sunday.

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nbcnews.com Jun 11

Jacob Reses to Depart as Chief of Staff for Vice President JD Vance

Jacob Reses, chief of staff to Vice President JD Vance, will leave his position at the end of summer 2026. Reses has been with Vance since he took office in January 2025 and informed him of his departure following personal news regarding his family. Various officials have praised Reses for his contributions to the administration.

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Washington Examiner Jun 11

Trump's Proposed Arch to Commemorate 250th Anniversary of American Independence

President Donald Trump's proposed triumphal arch to commemorate the 250th anniversary of American independence is set to be built between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery. The construction is expected to take two to three years, working 20 hours a day. While the project has received some federal approvals, it faces opposition and legal challenges regarding its impact on historical views.

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detroitnews.com Jun 11

Former Campaign Staffer Charged in Threat Case Involving University of Michigan

Mariam Odeh, a former staffer for Abdul El-Sayed's Senate campaign, has been indicted along with seven others for allegedly threatening University of Michigan leaders to influence the university's ties with Israel. The indictment includes charges of conspiracy and vandalism, with Odeh facing a potential five-year prison sentence.

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Guardian — US Jun 11

Senate Democrats Respond to Trump's Nomination of Jay Clayton

Senate Democrats support the nomination of Jay Clayton but oppose Bill Pulte serving as acting director during the process. House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized the Democrats for potentially allowing a key national security tool to lapse due to political disagreements.

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Washington Examiner Jun 11

Kennedy Center to Remove Trump's Name Following Court Ruling

An activist group is livestreaming the removal of President Trump's name from the Kennedy Center, following a federal judge's ruling that mandates the name's removal by June 12. The group, Hands Off the Arts, aims to hold the center accountable and protest against perceived government overreach in the arts. The Kennedy Center has already removed mentions of Trump's name from its website.

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Washington Examiner Jun 11

Trump and Hegseth Discuss U.S. Military Strategy Regarding Iran

President Donald Trump and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth have outlined a new strategy for U.S. military operations against Iran, openly discussing planned strikes. Trump indicated intentions to target Kharg Island, a significant oil export point for Iran, while later suggesting that discussions with Iranian leadership may have influenced the decision to reconsider these military actions. Experts note the implications of such threats on negotiations with Iran.

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democracydocket.com Jun 11

Trump Nominates Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence

President Donald Trump has nominated Jay Clayton, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, to be the next Director of National Intelligence. Clayton's nomination follows his controversial comments regarding election integrity in California, and he does not have prior experience in intelligence roles.

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Washington Examiner Jun 11

Senator Bill Cassidy Clarifies Position on Trump's DNI Nominee Jay Clayton

Senator Bill Cassidy clarified his stance on President Trump's nominee for director of national intelligence, Jay Clayton, after initially expressing disapproval. Cassidy later stated he misheard the question and was referring to another nominee, Bill Pulte. Trump has called for the Senate to confirm Clayton quickly, although it is uncertain how much opposition he will face.

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Washington Examiner Jun 11

Senator Bill Cassidy Criticizes Trump's DNI Nominee Jay Clayton

Senator Bill Cassidy criticized President Trump's nomination of Jay Clayton as the next director of national intelligence, calling it a 'very poor choice.' Cassidy's remarks come after his defeat in the Louisiana Senate primary and highlight concerns about Clayton's past actions. Trump has urged the Senate to confirm Clayton quickly, but the level of opposition he may face remains unclear.

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Guardian — US Jun 11

House Democrats Plan to Call JD Vance to Testify on Epstein Files

House Democrats, led by Representative Robert Garcia, are planning to call JD Vance to testify about the Trump administration's handling of the Epstein files. This follows a New York Times report detailing how these files led to a crisis within the administration. The White House has not commented on whether Vance will agree to testify.

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