Senate Republicans Drop $1bn Ballroom Security Funding
Senate Republicans abandoned a $1bn proposal for security at Trump's ballroom after Democrats threatened to force tough votes, risking broader immigration enforcement funding.
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Trump Order Eases Firing of 8,000 High-Paid Federal Workers
President Trump signed an executive order stripping job protections from 8,000 senior federal workers earning up to $200,000, aiming to reshape the federal workforce.
Monterey Park Voters Approve Permanent Datacenter Ban
Monterey Park, California, becomes the first US city to vote on a permanent datacenter ban, with 86.3% support. The measure aims to protect air quality, water resources, and public health.
Colorado Governor Vetoes Surveillance Pricing Ban
Colorado Governor Jared Polis vetoed a bill banning surveillance pricing, saying it was overly broad. Consumer advocates criticize the move, as other states push for similar laws.
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Trump Appointee Ben Black Had Epstein Ties, Emails Show
Emails and business filings reveal that Ben Black, head of the US Development Finance Corporation, had personal and business ties to Jeffrey Epstein, raising questions about his appointment.
EU Proposes Tech Sovereignty to Block Foreign 'Kill Switch'
The European Commission unveiled proposals to reduce dependencies on US and China in cloud, AI, and semiconductors, aiming to prevent foreign 'kill switches' from disrupting vital tech services.
Starmer: Farage Dodging £5m Crypto Gift Questions
Keir Starmer has pressed Nigel Farage to stop dodging questions about a £5m personal gift from crypto billionaire Christopher Harborne, now under investigation by the parliamentary standards commissioner.
Nissan to Build Cars for Chery in UK Plant
Nissan has signed a non-binding agreement to explore building cars for Chinese automaker Chery at its Sunderland plant, potentially safeguarding jobs at the UK's largest car factory.
Iranian Strikes Hit Kuwait Airport, One Killed
At least one person was killed and several wounded after Iranian strikes hit Kuwait International Airport, causing fires and flight suspensions amid rising Middle East tensions.
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Trump Loyalist Pick Threatens Surveillance Renewal
Donald Trump's appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence casts doubt on bipartisan efforts to renew Section 702 of FISA, which expires next week.
Jewish Columbia Faculty Challenge $21M Antisemitism Fund
Several Jewish faculty at Columbia University filed claims for compensation from a $21M fund, alleging harassment for supporting Palestinian rights, not for being Jewish.
US support for same-sex marriage dips after decades of growth
A new Gallup poll shows US support for same-sex marriage has dropped slightly to 65%, down from 71% in 2022, driven by declining Republican acceptance. Support for trans rights also fell.
Migrant Workers Burned Alive in Italy Scandal
Four migrant workers were burned alive in a car at a petrol station in Calabria, Italy, highlighting widespread exploitation of foreign farm laborers under the caporalato system.
California Governor Race Deadlocked as Primary Results Pour In
California's governor race remains too close to call, while Karen Bass leads in LA mayor primary. Plus: Scott Pelley fired, Pentagon hires Jan 6 rioter, and more.
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Trump Suggests Blanche as Permanent Attorney General
President Donald Trump indicated he intends to make acting Attorney General Todd Blanche the permanent top US law enforcement officer, stating 'I think he will' in a recent interview.
Turkey Slams Kanye West Show Over Spiritual Offence
Turkey condemns Kanye West's Istanbul concert, citing offensive rhetoric and symbols. President Erdogan's advisor warns against cultural siege as European shows face bans.
Teen girl loses leg in shark attack on Brazil beach
A 19-year-old girl had her leg ripped off by a shark at Boa Viagem beach in Brazil, one day after an 11-year-old boy was attacked in the same region. The incident marks the 84th shark attack in Pernambuco since 1992.
Trump: Iran Agreed to No Nuke, Khamenei in Talks
Donald Trump claims Iran agreed not to seek nuclear weapons and that Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is involved in US negotiations. Violence continues in the Gulf with drone attacks and strikes.
Trump Threatens New Tariffs on 60 Nations Over Forced Labour
Donald Trump proposes tariffs of 10-12.5% on 60 countries including UK, EU, Australia over alleged forced labour, skirting court limits.
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Police Must Not Decide Who Is a Journalist at Protests
New Jersey police at Delaney Hall protests denied press freedoms by deciding who qualifies as a journalist, threatening First Amendment rights.
High Prices Good? Trump Adviser Says Americans Should Be Reassured
Kevin Hassett, Trump's economic adviser, claims high grocery and gas prices signal optimism, despite consumer sentiment hitting record lows. Critics call the spin insulting.
US Federal Workers Report PTSD After Unlawful Firings
A survey of over 300 fired probationary federal employees finds 95% report ongoing mental health effects, with nearly half experiencing PTSD-like symptoms after unlawful terminations by the Trump administration.
Pope Leo XIV: A Moral Force for Good in Troubled Times
Arwa Mahdawi argues that Pope Leo XIV has become a rare voice of moral clarity, speaking out against injustice and unregulated AI, offering hope amid global moral decay.
Trump Self-Celebration Amid 250th Anniversary Woes
Trump throws a self-congratulatory party as US 250th anniversary events face artist pullouts. Podcast also covers California governor race and its link to 'The Thick of It'.
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Trump’s Self-Celebration: Will Americans RSVP?
As artists boycott Trump's concert series for US 250th anniversary, co-hosts discuss what went wrong. Also: California governor primary race and a candidate linked to 'The Thick of It'.
California Primary: Governor Race Too Close to Call
California's gubernatorial primary remains undecided with Steve Hilton, Xavier Becerra, and Tom Steyer leading. Many ballots are still uncounted, and the top two will advance to the general election.
Trump Compares UFC Cage to Eiffel Tower, Iran Talks Continue
President Trump says he may never remove the UFC octagon from the White House lawn, comparing it to the Eiffel Tower. Meanwhile, the US carries out self-defence strikes on Iran.
Trump's Iran Deal Backflip: 'I Don't Care'
President Trump insisted a deal with Iran was 'close' on Monday, then within 12 hours did a 180-degree about-face, saying 'I don't care' if negotiations collapse.
Trump: UFC Cage Stays, Iran Talks Ongoing
Donald Trump says he may never remove the UFC octagon from the White House lawn, comparing it to the Eiffel Tower. Meanwhile, US and Iran are speaking continuously, despite reports of a breakdown.
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White House Press Gala Rescheduled After Shooting
The White House Correspondents Association has rescheduled its gala for July 24 after a gunman attempted to storm the event in April. Enhanced security measures will be implemented.
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