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Charles Littlejohn, a former IRS contractor serving a five-year sentence for leaking Trump’s tax records, refused to testify in a House inquiry, invoking his Fifth Amendment rights. His legal team argued that the testimony could implicate him in self-incrimination as he appeals his sentence.
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Rep. Cory Mills, R-Fla., has called for the United States to treat China as an adversary. During his appearance on ‘The Ingraham Angle,’ Mills referenced Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs’ veto of a bill aimed at preventing China from purchasing land near military bases.
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Quitting Diet Coke may improve heart health and gut balance, while a rare stroke case in a 6-year-old highlights the need for timely medical intervention.
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A federal appeals court rejected the Trump administration’s request to block the Department of Education’s closure, allowing legal challenges to continue. The decision highlights ongoing resistance to the administration’s plan to dismantle the department and shift education responsibilities to states.
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Samaritan’s Purse, a U.S.-based Christian aid group, is providing critical relief to war-torn regions in Israel,including building trauma centers and delivering armored ambulances. The group’s leadership, including Edward Graham, is directly engaging with communities affected by Hezbollah and Hamas attacks to restore hope and safety.
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Champlin Park’s transgender athlete Marissa Rothenberger pitched a complete game and hit two doubles in a walk-off win, leading her team to the Minnesota High School Girls’ Softball State Championship. The victory highlights the ongoing debate over transgender athletes competing in women’s sports.
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Comedian Dave Chappelle revealed the writers of NBC’s ‘Saturday Night Live’ were in tears after Donald Trump’s 2016 win. Chappelle described the writers as ‘crying’ and ‘shocked’ by the outcome, providing a glimpse into the emotional impact of the election on the show’s creative team.
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WWE star The Miz is preparing to compete in the American Century Championship celebrity golf tournament, aiming to improve his performance and beat NBA legend Charles Barkley. The tournament, held at Edgewood Tahoe Golf Course, features notable athletes and celebrities.
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OpenAI is challenging a court order to preserve all ChatGPT user logs, including deleted chats and API data, following accusations of destroying evidence. The company argues the order is rushed and undermines user privacy and data control policies.
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Rick Carlisle, head coach of the Indiana Pacers, expressed surprise at the sudden dismissal of Tom Thibodeau from his role as head coach of the New York Knicks, initially dismissing the news as a possible AI-generated fake. Thibodeau led the Knicks to their first Eastern Conference finals appearance in 25 years before his abrupt exit.
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Pacers coach Rick Carlisle praised Tom Thibodeau for his impact on the Knicks and initially dismissed reports of his dismissal as a fake AI post. Thibodeau helped the Knicks end their 25-year conference finals drought, though they lost to the Pacers in the six-game series.
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Phil Mickelson and a California lawmaker have raised alarms about the sewage crisis in San Diego, where millions of gallons of untreated sewage from Mexico are affecting beaches and Navy SEALs. Supervisor Jim Desmond highlights the lack of Mexican responsibility, while the EPA indicates progress toward a permanent solution.
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Vietnam has ended its two-child policy, which was implemented in 1993 to control overpopulation. The government cited the need to rejuvenate the population amid declining birth rates and aging demographics, with a fertility rate of 1.91 children per woman in 2024.
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Florida high school students enrolled in a college success course at Miami-Dade College faced controversy after being assigned a sexuality-focused questionnaire that included provocative questions about their sexual orientation and heterosexuals’ influence on overpopulation. The assignment, part of a course titled ‘Preparing for Student Success,’ was criticized by parents and educators as inappropriate for high…
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President Donald Trump has imposed travel restrictions on citizens from 12 countries, including Afghanistan, Iran, Somalia, Libya, and Yemen, under Executive Order 14161. The restrictions target nations deemed high-risk for terrorism, visa overstays, or lack of security cooperation.
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Olympic gold medalist Gabby Thomas faced a disruptive man in the stands during a Grand Slam Track event in Philadelphia, who shouted disparaging and racial remarks. Thomas responded to the heckler’s online posts, stating the man’s behavior was sick and that enabling him online was gross.
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German Chancellor Merz is set to begin his first official visit to the United States, where he will meet with President Trump to discuss critical issues including Ukraine and trade tariffs. A massive evacuation was conducted in Cologne following the defusal of three WWII-era bombs.
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Rory McIlroy has explained why he skipped his media sessions at the PGA Championship, stating he was ‘pissed off’ after his nonconforming driver situation was leaked by the media. He emphasized that two members of the media were responsible for the leak.
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Rory McIlroy defended his decision to skip media sessions at the PGA Championship, citing frustration over the premature leak of his nonconforming driver situation. He expressed being ‘p—ed off’ after his name was disclosed by media outlets despite confidentiality agreements.
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Ceddanne Rafaela’s unprecedented 308-foot walk-off home run marked the shortest walk-off blast in Statcast history, securing an 11-9 Red Sox victory over the Angels. The game was a back-and-forth battle, with the Red Sox capitalizing on a tie in the eighth to send it into the ninth, culminating in Rafaela’s historic home run.
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Ceddanne Rafaela hit the shortest walk-off home run in the Statcast era, a 308-foot blast off the Pesky’s Pole, securing a dramatic 11-9 win for the Boston Red Sox over the Los Angeles Angels.The three shortest home runs ever tracked by Statcast have all been at Fenway Park, with Rafaela’s shot ranking as the third-shortest…
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced Wednesday that President Donald Trump has nominated two high-ranking military officials for key command positions. Navy Vice Adm. Charles B. Cooper II, who has served in various capacities including as a surface warfare officer and advisor to the Interior Minister of Afghanistan, has been nominated for promotion to admiral and…
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UConn’s Dan Hurley has dismissed rumors of joining the Knicks, stating ‘Not another summer of that.’ The Knicks have fired head coach Tom Thibodeau after a successful playoff run, sparking a search for a new coach.
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Jim Daly, President of Focus on the Family, rejected the Southern Poverty Law Center’s (SPLC) classification of his organization as a ‘hate group,’ calling it ‘discouraging,’ ‘dangerous,’ and a reflection of ‘what’s wrong with the culture right now.’ Daly argued that the SPLC’s criteria are biased and threaten the freedom of expression for religious organizations…
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The WNBA has launched an investigation into a Seattle Storm assistant coach following allegations that the individual used profanity toward a former player after a game. The probe is reportedly linked to a complaint, though some sources have cast doubt on the initial reports, adding to the team’s ongoing scrutiny.
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The WNBA has launched an investigation into the Seattle Storm’s assistant coach after allegations of profanity towards a former player. The team had previously concluded no misconduct in a workplace bullying probe.
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The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) challenged Texas’s 2001 law allowing in-state tuition for illegal immigrants, arguing it conflicts with federal requirements. Texas officials agreed to stop providing in-state tuition to undocumented individuals after the DOJ filed the complaint.
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Reddit has filed a lawsuit against AI startup Anthropic, alleging a breach of contract and unauthorized use of user data for AI training. The lawsuit claims Anthropic’s actions have caused financial harm and damage to the platform’s reputation.
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Three WWII-era bombs were safely defused in Cologne, Germany, highlighting the ongoing challenge of dealing with unexploded ordnance from past conflicts. Evacuations are a common occurrence in Germany and globally as specialists work to neutralize these dangerous remnants.
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The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimates that President Donald Trump’s spending package would add $3 trillion to the nation’s primary deficits over the next decade. Critics warn the bill could worsen inflation, increase interest rates, complicate the tax code, and hinder long-term economic growth.
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Congressional Republicans and Elon Musk are facing a significant dispute over a major spending bill. The disagreement appears to be centered around provisions related to technology and innovation.
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Fox News chief political analyst Brit Hume discusses the implications of Putin’s vow to retaliate against Ukraine following a drone strike. Hume analyzes the potential for further military conflict and its geopolitical impact.
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Former Miami Marlins president David Samson called out the Kansas City Royals for bringing up top prospect Jac Caglianone, calling it ‘the single-most irresponsible move I’ve seen in quite a long time.’ The decision, made before the Super Two deadline, risks Caglianone’s future arbitration eligibility and service time control.
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Dakota Johnson narrowly avoided a wardrobe malfunction during her appearance on ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.’ The incident highlights her fashion choices and humor in handling unexpected situations.
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President Donald Trump issued an ominous warning to Russian President Vladimir Putin during a phone call, threatening ‘serious consequences’ if Russia continues to support separatist forces in eastern Ukraine. The warning comes amid ongoing tensions in the region and growing concerns over Russian military activity.
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Artificial intelligence has uncovered new insights into the age of the Dead Sea Scrolls, potentially pushing their origins back by centuries. This could significantly alter our understanding of ancient Jewish and Christian history.
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Elon Musk’s criticism of Trump’s ‘big, beautiful bill’ has sparked a political firestorm in the House GOP, forcing lawmakers to defend their position on a sweeping fiscal initiative. The bill, which aims to cut federal spending and implement Trump’s policy agenda, faces internal GOP scrutiny over its fiscal implications.
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U.S. President Donald Trump stated after a call with Russian President Vladimir Putin that he does not anticipate immediate peace in Ukraine following an airfield attack. Germany’s defense minister has called for additional air defense systems for Ukraine.
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Clara Adams, a California track star, was disqualified for a celebration involving a fire extinguisher, while trans athlete AB Hernandez won multiple titles, sparking controversy over fairness and bias. Public opinion in California shows strong opposition to trans athletes competing in women’s sports, with over 70% of parents supporting equal team placement based on sex…
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Mia Sara, known for her role as Sloane in ‘Ferris Bueller’s Day Off,’ is returning to acting after a 14-year hiatus with ‘The Life of Chuck,’ directed by Mike Flanagan. She expressed her enthusiasm for working with the director, citing her admiration for his previous works.
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Jesse Watters criticized Rep. Eric Swalwell for gossiping with Republicans at the gym, suggesting it undermines Democratic unity. The discussion followed a $20 million study aimed at attracting male voters, raising questions about party strategy and internal dynamics.
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President Trump is hosting a ‘Summer Soirée’ at the White, celebrating the work of his top appointees. The event will highlight achievements of key officials under his administration.
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The U.S. has rejected a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, supported by the UK, France, Russia, and China. The resolution, which received 14 votes in favor and one against, failed to pass. U.S. Chargé d’Affaires Dorothy Shea criticized the resolution for not condemning Hamas and for rewarding its…
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The Boston Red Sox salvaged the final game of a three-game series against the Los Angeles Angels, but a heated pre-game confrontation occurred between a Red Sox coach and an Angels pitcher before the first pitch. The incident, which involved Jose Flores and Tyler Anderson, escalated during a practice session at Fenway Park, sparking further…
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Three U.S. World War II bombs were discovered in Cologne, Germany, leading to the evacuation of 20,500 residents and the closure of critical infrastructure. The operation required the activation of specialized bomb squad teams to safely defuse the unexploded ordnance.
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Dana Perino comments on the contentious spending bill, noting that both parties are unlikely to be satisfied with the outcome. The ‘Five’ co-hosts explore how Democratic lawmakers have expressed agreement with Elon Musk regarding Trump’s spending bill.
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U.S. District Judge James Boasberg has ruled that non-citizens deported to El Salvador’s maximum-security prison must be granted the right to challenge their removal under the Alien Enemies Act. This decision marks a significant legal setback for the Trump administration’s deportation efforts, which have faced numerous court challenges and Supreme Court interventions.
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Six-time Olympic gold medalist Ryan Lochte and his wife, model Kayla Rae Reid, have announced their divorce after seven years of marriage. The couple revealed their decision on Instagram, with Reid stating it came after a period of prayer and reflection.
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Three World War II bombs were discovered in Cologne, prompting the evacuation of over 20,000 residents. The successful defusal of the explosives has allowed the evacuation order to be lifted.
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The Five discusses calls to unmask ICE agents as the Trump administration attempts to deport cartel members. The segment highlights tensions between immigration enforcement and political discourse.
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The Five show addressed calls to unmask ICE agents as the Trump administration seeks to deport cartel members. Political analysts questioned the Democratic Party’s stance on mask mandates, suggesting potential shifts in public health policy.
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A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order halting the deportation of the family of Mohamed Soliman, an Egyptian national suspected in the Boulder firebombing attack. The ruling, issued by a Biden administration-appointed judge in Colorado, temporarily prevents immigration authorities from removing Soliman’s wife and five children from the U.S., pending a June 13…
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A federal judge in Colorado has temporarily blocked the deportation of the wife and five children of Mohamed Soliman, the Egyptian national under investigation for the Boulder firebombing attack. The court order, issued by Biden-appointed Judge Gordon P. Gallagher, prevents immigration authorities from removing the family, citing ‘irreparable harm’ as the reason, with a hearing…
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Philadelphia news anchor Mike Jerrick was diagnosed with basal cell skin cancer during a live TV segment discussing skin health. Doctors emphasized the importance of early detection, as this treatable form of skin cancer is unlikely to spread if caught early.
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A Chinese embassy official denied knowledge of the case involving two Chinese nationals charged with smuggling a ‘dangerous biological pathogen’ into the U.S. The U.S. authorities, including the FBI and CBP, have raised concerns about the potential threat of the fungus to the nation’s food supply.
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The United States has vetoed a UN Security Council resolution that was critical of Israel. U.S. Chargé d’Affaires Dorothy Shea condemned the draft resolution and also expressed concerns about the council’s failure to sanction Hamas or label it as a terrorist organization.
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16-Year-Old Swimmer Luka Mijatovic Breaks Michael Phelps’ Record at 2025 U.S. Swimming Championships
Luka Mijatovic, 16, shattered Michael Phelps’ 200-meter freestyle record at the 2025 U.S. Swimming Championships, setting a new standard. His performance has drawn attention for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, highlighting the emergence of young talent in the sport.
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Dermatologist Dr. Joanna Walker diagnosed TV host Mike Jerrick with skin cancer during a live broadcast. The incident has sparked conversations about early detection and public awareness of skin health.
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Shaquille O’Neal has criticized the NBA’s current direction, calling the game ‘soft’ and lamenting the trend of big men shooting 3-pointers. He also criticized the All-Star format as ‘terrible’ and called for a return to more competitive play.
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Sen. Dick Durbin has warned that he will continue to block at least one of President Donald Trump’s DOJ nominees, specifically Jason Reding Quinones, in an effort to push for fair and bipartisan processes. The Illinois Democrat’s hold has raised concerns amid ongoing political tensions, with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer also opposing another Trump…