Capitol Hill

• ICE Arrests, Deportations Under Trump Admin Hit 900,000
Winning: Trump DOJ Scores Settlement in Fight Against Alleged OhioHealth Price Gouging
• Bill Backed by Bernie Sanders Would Allow Government Seizure of AI Companies’ Stock
• Medal of Honor Recipient James Capers Jr. Says White House Ceremony Bittersweet After Losing “So Much”
• Trump Says Vandals Damaged Newly Renovated Reflecting Pool With Chemicals Near Lincoln Memorial
• Bill Pulte Moves to Gut Intelligence Agency on Day One as Acting Chief
• EEOC Asked to Review MLB’s Handling of Pride Night Dispute
• Trump Unveils New Air Force One Converted From Qatari Jet
• CIA Official Says Agency Has Shifted Its Assessment on COVID-19 Origins

ECONOMY

• Corey Booker Urges FCC to Pause Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery Merger Over Foreign Investor Concerns
• Trump Administration Broadens H-2A Visa Program to Cover Dairy Industry Workers

• Alaska Governor Rejects Senate Changes to LNG Pipeline Measure and Calls Special Session
• AI Gold Rush Meets Reality: Debt, Power Demands, and Copper Shortages Loom Large
• Lawsuit Claims Billions in Federal Cash Went to Top Chip Firm While U.S. Workers Were Left Out
• Education Department Moves to Slash Student Loan Interest Rates—Temporarily
• U.S. Dollar Roars Back, Surging to One-Year High on Fed Rate-Hike Bet
• U.S. Opens Trade Probe Into Germany Over Drug Pricing Practices
• Investor Frenzy Builds as SpaceX–Tesla Merger Talk Heats Up

SWAMP WATCH

• First Trans NH Democrat State Rep Sentenced to 33 Years in Prison for Child Sex Crimes
• DOJ Takes New York to Court Over Law Forcing Nuns to House Men With Women

• California Gender-Secrecy Law for Students Defeated in Another SoCal City
• Gov. Hochul Extends Free Healthcare for Sex Workers with NY Taxpayers Footing the Bill
• Bush Dynasty Crashes and Burns in Maine Governor’s Race
• DHS Slams Media Defending Rioters Who “Violently Obstructed, Assaulted” Agents
• Los Angeles City Council Pushes Plan to Let Noncitizens Vote
• Desperate Fauci Allegedly Contacted Biden on Inauguration Morning to Request Pardon
• Los Angeles Moves to Allow Non-Citizens to Vote in Local Elections

NATIONAL SECURITY & GLOBAL AFFAIRS

• UK Approves Trans Puberty Blockers for Children as Young as 11
• Iran Heads to Switzerland for Talks but Plays Down Hopes for Any Real Progress
• Trump Describes China’s XI and India’s Modi as Among the World’s Top Leaders
• FBI Captures Fugitive in the Philippines Wanted in $1.2 Billion Medicare Fraud Case
• Macron Opposes Migrant Return Hubs, Saying They Conflict With “European” Values
• Massive Fire at Dominican Republic Resort Forces Evacuation of Nearly 1,700 Tourists
• Pentagon Signals Openness to Permanent U.S. Base in Poland
• Trump Achieves 13 Straight Months of Zero Illegal Alien Releases at Border, Lowest Figure in 3 Decades
• Italy Scraps U.S. Trip After Trump’s Alleged Remarks About Meloni Spark Fallout

SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT

• Rosie O’Donnell Claims Trump Will Use an “Assassination Attempt or a Terrorist Bombing” to Cancel Midterms
• James Burrows, Director of Classic TV Comedies Including “Cheers” and “Friends,” Dead at 85
• Here’s Where Stephen Colbert’s Far-Left Viewers Went
• Yeah, Baby! Mike Myers Confirms “Austin Powers 4” in the Works
• Knicks’ Tyler Kolek Roasts NY Governor Hochul With Imaginative T-Shirt
• Angel Reese Taunts Caitlin Clark in Heated New Showdown Between Rivals
• U.S. Advances to World Cup Knockout Rounds After Crushing Australia 2-0
• Hollywood Goes After Trump Voters With Controversial “January 6” Movie Project
• What Have They Done to Buzz Lightyear?

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

• Meta Reportedly Turns to Congress for Protection From Child Safety Lawsuits
• Federal Appeals Court Upholds Ohio Law Requiring Parental Consent for Minors on Social Media
• Google Reportedly Pushed Back Against a Secret Court Order Tied to Searches Made Before the Jan. 6 Pipe Bomb Incident
• U.S. Startup Plans to Revive California Nuclear Site to Support Critical Power Infrastructure
• Study Finds Link Between Documented NFL Concussions and Increased Risk of Arrest
• Earth May Survive the Sun’s Fiery Death in New Study That Flips Science on Its Head
• U.S. Firms Roll Out Autonomous Fighter Jets to Fly Alongside Human Pilots
• UAE Implements New Rules Restricting Social Media Use for Children Under 15
• New U.S. Project Aims to Generate High-Density Electricity From Cold War-Era Nuclear Waste

HEALTH, FITNESS & MORE

• The Unexpected Changes Men Go Through After Becoming Dads
• New Sunscreen Ingredient BEMT Hits the Market — How Does It Stack Up Against the Rest?
• Watermelon Packs a Heart-Healthy Punch While Keeping You Hydrated
• Working From Home May Be Taking a Hidden Toll on Mental Health
• Weight-Loss Drugs May Be Giving Men an Unexpected Fertility Boost
• Cold or Asthma? The Warning Signs Parents Are Urged Not to Miss
• M&M MAHA Shake-Up: Candy Removes Artificial Dyes, Ditches Blue and Brown in Push for “All-Natural” Look
• RFK Jr. Announces Over $700 Million in Funding to Address Mental Illness and Homelessness
• FTC Files Lawsuit Against Medical Group Over Child Transgender Surgery Guidance

OPINION

• Thaddeus G. McCotter: Are iPhones Dialing up the Birth Dearth?
• Alex Berenson: Gentle Parenting Can’t Replace the Strength of a Good Dad
• Rev. Jim Harden: Let’s Make Father’s Day Worthy of Celebration Again
• Eddie Scarry: New York Times Writers Are Mad About the War Ending. That Means Trump Is on the Right Track
• Lowell Cauffiel: Jazz: A Gift of Musical Freedom, Born in the USA, and Exported to the World
• Jeff Davidson: Al Gore’s Inconvenient Climate Assertions
• Glenn H. Reynolds: Our Campuses Are Corrupt — and Higher Education Is Due for Its Comeuppance
• Frank Lasee: The Cheapest Fix for Your Electricity Bill Is the One They Won’t Build
• Franklin Camargo: The Most Effective Social Program Is Being a Good Dad