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The Trump administration subpoenaed New York Times journalists after the newspaper reported that the president swapped the White House's newly refurbished $400 million jet, gifted by the Qataris, during a trip to Turkey over a 'security precaution.'

Petronas discovered oil in Suriname’s Gas Block via the Caiman-1 well in 90 meters of water. The president had previously announced a gas find in June but did not mention the oil discovery.

The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) plan to introduce a new platform aiming to abolish the US Senate, replace the president and Supreme Court with Congress-appointed bodies, provide amnesty for all immigrants, and defund the Department of War. The DSA has recently seen electoral successes, with several endorsed candidates defeating sitting Democratic members of Congress.

Costa Rica's daily homicide count has decreased from 2.5 to 1.9 since 2023. The president continues to accuse judges of allowing criminals to go free despite the decline in killings.

Colombia's outgoing government filed a criminal complaint against Carlos Alonso Lucio, a member of the incoming transition team, alleging that his public remarks damaged the president’s honour and good name. The government has requested the public prosecutor’s office to oversee the handover process, and the transition is currently suspended.

The new Air Force One lacks defensive countermeasures present in its predecessor, raising concerns among experts about risks during overseas presidential travel. The White House asserts the aircraft's safety despite these deficiencies.

U.S. Rep. Tony Wied discusses potential Farm Bill provisions to expand dairy options for Snap recipients, a housing affordability plan, the President's advocacy for congressional passage of voter ID legislation, and his experience as a small business owner. The conversation covers policy proposals and legislative priorities.

U.S. Rep. Tony Wied discusses the Farm Bill's potential to expand dairy options for Snap recipients, a housing affordability plan, the President's advocacy for voter ID legislation, and his background as a small business owner.

U.S. Rep. Tony Wied discussed the Farm Bill's potential to expand dairy options for Snap recipients, a housing affordability plan, President's calls for Congress to pass voter ID legislation, and his experience as a small business owner.

Marine Le Pen announced she will run for President next year. This follows her embezzlement conviction being upheld and an order to wear an electronic tag.

Marine Le Pen of France announces her intention to run for president and plans to appeal an embezzlement case to the country's highest court.

Marine Le Pen addresses the media following her appeal trial. The discussion centers on whether she will run for president.

Marine Le Pen is ordered to wear an electronic tag following an upheld embezzlement conviction, which casts doubt on her presidential campaign. The court's decision maintains the conviction, impacting her political future.

France’s Court of Appeal is set to rule on a conviction involving far-right leader Le Pen. If embezzlement charges are upheld, she may be barred from running for president in 2027.

Marine Le Pen is set to determine her eligibility to run for president ahead of a televised interview on LCI in Boulogne-Billancourt, France on July 1, 2026.

The president recommended buying Dell computers during a discussion about the launch of 'Trump accounts.' Dell's stock experienced a boost from this endorsement, though the effect is described as fading.

President celebrated the launch of $1,000 'Trump Accounts,' tax-advantaged investment accounts for babies born during his second term by ringing the NYSE opening bell.

Aliko Dangote plans to invest in Tanzania's ports, power, and roads as part of his expansion strategy. He met with Tanzania’s president to discuss mutually beneficial sectors, with formal talks to finalize a deal. Dangote’s existing projects include an oil refinery in Nigeria and a planned second plant in Kenya.

Speaker Mike Johnson stated the House will attempt to pass the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE America) Act again through a budget reconciliation bill. He mentioned that the president has this as a top priority.

The President pardoned nine individuals for Clean Air Act violations related to 'fixing their car.' The article provides a URL for further details and a comments link with minimal engagement.

KPCC general secretary wrote to the president to request an urgent meeting. The purpose is to discuss the perceived lack of transparency in governance.

Transgender rights advocates' hope in Justice Neil Gorsuch has diminished following his recent rulings on LGBTQ issues. While Gorsuch secured a 2020 victory by preventing employers from firing individuals based on being gay or transgender, his more recent decisions have been seen as unfavorable to the community. The article notes his status as an appointee of President... but does not specify further details.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis fired officials who opposed freeing an election denier. He asked the clemency board to reconsider the case amid pressure from the president.

Vice Admiral K. Srinivas was awarded the Ati Vishisht Seva Medal by the President. The medal honors exceptional service.

The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship in a sharp rebuke to the president. The decision was reported in the USA & Canada Intelligence Brief.

Kerala's Assembly unanimously approved the President's reference on the Kerala (Alteration of Name) Bill, 2026. The legislators endorsed all queries raised by the President regarding the Bill's 10 clauses.

The US Supreme Court ruled on June 29 that the president can fire heads of independent federal regulators at will, overturning a 91-year-old precedent. The decision grants significant new executive power but excludes the Federal Reserve from this authority.

The president released his personal financial disclosure on Tuesday, which shows he made $1 billion from crypto.

The Supreme Court ruled against the president on a birthright citizenship order with a 6 to 3 decision.

The Supreme Court eliminated limits on political party spending in coordination with federal candidates, overturning a federal election law over 50 years old. The decision supports a Republican appeal challenging these spending restrictions.

The Supreme Court eliminated limits on political party spending in coordination with federal candidates, overturning a federal election law over 50 years old. The decision supports a Republican appeal challenging these spending restrictions.

The Supreme Court eliminated limits on political party spending in coordination with candidates for Congress and president, overturning a federal election law over 50 years old. The decision supports a Republican appeal challenging these spending restrictions.

The Supreme Court eliminated limits on political parties' spending in coordination with candidates for Congress and president, overturning a federal election law over 50 years old. The decision supports a Republican appeal challenging these spending restrictions.

An Ecuadorian fishing boat named Fiorella disappeared amid military strikes in the Pacific. The President claims the strikes target drug trafficking vessels, raising questions about whether the missing fishermen were collateral damage.

A father and son were found alive under rubble in Venezuela four days after twin earthquakes, as the death toll surpassed 1,450. Rescue teams from France and the U.S. discovered the survivors in Caraballeda, a town 40km north of Caracas, where the quakes destroyed nearly 200 buildings.

Mamdani comments on a proposed constitutional amendment that would permit him to run for president. The change involves modifying the Constitution to remove barriers to his candidacy.

The PGRS event was cancelled on Monday due to the President's visit. The cancellation is directly attributed to the President's scheduled visit on the same day.

The article highlights the struggles of four Black women with nine degrees collectively but no stable employment, despite a presidential promise to save 'Black jobs.' Policies under the president have worsened the Black middle class's employment situation, with a widening employment gap.

Four Black women with nine degrees combined have not secured steady paychecks, highlighting challenges in the job market. The president's promise to save 'Black jobs' has led to a widening employment gap, causing pain for the Black middle class.

JCSU is entering Phase 2 of probation, which begins in July, as no new findings were discovered over the past year. The university's president expressed shock at the problems she encountered upon her arrival.