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Only Fools Gloat

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Reason

Republican says Trump should let algae grow in the Reflecting Pool and create an ‘ecosystem’ with ‘fish in there and everything’

Algae turned the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool green just days after renovations on the basin were completed

The Independent UK

Clues That Point to Taylor Swift's Madison Square Garden Wedding: Street Permit, Hotel Bookings and Amtrak on Alert

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are set to marry at Madison Square Garden on 3 July 2026, with extensive preparations underway in New York City.

International Business Times UK

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White South Africans given conservative PragerU books on reverse racism and American flags when they arrive in US

Welcome kits could include books suggesting post-apartheid government ‘made race relations even worse’

The Independent UK

Hegseth’s Air Force quietly brings back flu vaccine rule for recruits after more than 200 fall sick at base

As of June 19, around 222 flu cases were reported on Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas

The Independent UK

Socialists Hijacked My City

Plus: The legality of ICE masks, elder care denial, McKinsey consultants dream of pie, and more...

Reason

Goldman, Espaillat lose New York primaries to Mamdani-backed challengers

Two House Democrats from New York City lost their reelection bids Tuesday to challengers backed by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, a sign that the 34-year-old’s political capital remains high six months into his term. In the 10th District, based in Lower Manhattan and western Brooklyn, Brad Lander was…

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Why thousands of federal lawyers leaving government service matters for everyone in the justice system

More than 10,000 lawyers, many of them from the U.S. Department of Justice, have left the federal government during the second Trump administration. “Their departures show how rapidly the president has eroded the image of the federal government as the gold standard for lawyers seeking public service roles,” writes The…

The Conversation

DOJ ends its crackdown on drivers who remove diesel emissions controls. The pollution impact will equal 9 million trucks

The decision aligns with a broader push by the Trump administration to scale back clean-air regulations

The Independent UK

Bill seeking to ban horse carriages in NYC renamed after Indian teen killed in Central Park incident

A bill to ban horse-drawn carriages in New York City has been renamed 'Romanch's Law' in honor of an Indian teenager who tragically died after falling from a carriage. Romanch Mahajan, 18, sacrificed his life trying to help his mother when the horse bolted. The incident has reignited calls for…

The Economic Times

Clive Davis: music industry executive who signed Whitney Houston and Bruce Springsteen dies aged 94

Davis, who discovered many of the defining musicians of the 20th century and helmed major record labels, said he ‘never’ tired of the music business

The Guardian - UK

Nuclear Inspectors

Plus: Keir Starmer steps down, Cuba privatizes, AOC inspires a copycat, and more...

Reason

Google, FBI target Chinese scammers using Gemini AI for fake sites

Tech giant Google has joined forces with the FBI to dismantle a Chinese cybercrime syndicate known as "Outsider Enterprise" after the group allegedly used Google's own Gemini artificial intelligence to create fraudulent websites and swindle users out of millions of dollars.

Bangkok Post

Flu Outbreak Sickens Nearly 160 Air Force Recruits After Hegseth Made Vaccine Optional

A major flu outbreak has sickened nearly 160 Air Force recruits at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas, weeks after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ended the military's long-standing requirement that troops receive annual influenza vaccines, according to defense officials cited by The New York Times.

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The Independent UK

‘British politics set for fresh chaos’: How world’s media reacted to Andy Burnham’s by-election win

Burnham wins Makerfield by-election, placing himself as a challenger to Starmer

The Independent UK

The authors who admit to using AI: ‘I have absolutely no shame about it’

BOOKS: The rise of AI has shaken the publishing industry, seen as a danger to writers’ livelihoods and an existential threat to human creativity. But not everyone is running scared. Annabel Nugent talks to the authors embracing AI in their work

Reason

Chief Judge Pryor's Non-Order in the Eleanor Ross Judicial Misconduct Proceedings: Why It Is So Problematic and What Might Be Done About It

A guest post from Professor Arthur Hellman.

The Guardian - US

Nearly 160 sick with flu at US air force base after Hegseth ends mandatory vaccines

Reports say Texas recruits ill from outbreak, which comes weeks after defense secretary made flu vaccine optional

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Incumbent Karen Bass to face Nithya Raman in L.A. mayoral runoff, a first for an incumbent since 2005

Incumbent Karen Bass and Nithya Raman are running in the nonpartisan general election for mayor of Los Angeles, California, on Nov. 3, 2026. In the June 2 primary, neither received more than the 50% of the vote required to win the election outright. Bass is the first incumbent to face…

Cinemablend

Craig Melvin Has An Update On Savannah Guthrie After She Was Missing From Today For Days

The concern from fans is understandable.

International Business Times UK

Epstein Tried To Kill Himself Multiple Times? Several Nooses Made From Bedsheets Found in Cell Before Suicide

Newly reported witness accounts and prison records suggest Jeffrey Epstein may have fashioned multiple homemade nooses and attempted suicide several times before his death in a Manhattan jail cell in 2019.

The Guardian - UK

As Spielberg confirms whether ET was ‘slimy or dry’, we enter a new age of the celebrity interview

Veteran interviewees are forever trotting out the same anecdotes in response to unoriginal questions – until one fearless disruptor dared ask if ET had moist skin

The Independent UK

The founder of Craigslist has given away half a billion dollars. He fears for an America where generosity is trolled

In a world where a growing number of billionaires are lashing out against philanthropy, Craig Newmark has a message for them – and everyone else, J.R. Duren learns

Sports Illustrated

The Windmill, the U.S. Open and Two Trailblazing Women Who Shaped Shinnecock

Nettie and Beatrix Hoyt were trailblazing women in golf, who left an indelible mark on site of the 2026 U.S. Open, Shinnecock Hills Golf Club.

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India is once again not participating in the World Cup. Will it ever?

PRESS REVIEW – Wednesday, June 17: Russian and Polish papers discuss the murder of a Russian cartoonist who mocked Vladimir Putin. Next: The New York Times investigates the final days before Jeffrey Epstein's death and his "fraying" mental health. Finally, we ask why India is not in the World Cup…

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