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Monday, June 15th, 2026
Today, the United States Postal Service is seeking to block mail in ballots to any state that doesn’t hand over its voter rolls; the United States struck civilian drinking-water facilities in last week’s strikes; ICE agents detained two people at a preschool graduation in Baltimore; the bystander shot near the White House was hit by Secret Service; the Justice Department has approved Paramount’s acquisition of Warner Brothers; a federal judge halts the Trump administration’s censorship of National Park exhibits; the Supreme Court denies Alabama’s request to proceed with the nitrogen gas execution of Jeffrey Lee; Donald’s name comes off the Kennedy Center as the Opera sues the board for $17M; the New York Knicks come back from a 16 point deficit to win the title; and Allison and Dana deliver your Good News.
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