Conflicting Facts

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NJ Charges Employers for Medicaid-Covered Workers

New Jersey has become the latest state to implement a fee on companies whose employees are covered by Medicaid instead of employer-provided health insurance, with other states considering similar measures. Governor Mikie Sherrill signed legislation Tuesday that will charge employers with at least 50...

Jul 3, 8:53 PM ET Est. Read: 2 Mins

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EntertainmentTelevisionMIXED REPORTS

'Elle' Prequel Divides Critics Over Faithfulness to Legally Blonde

Prime Video's new series 'Elle' , a prequel to the popular film Legally Blonde , follows 16-year-old Elle Woods (Lexi Minetree) as she navigates high school life in Seattle after her family relocates from Beverly Hills. Set in 1995, the show explores Elle's journey amidst the city's grunge culture a...

Jul 3, 8:38 AM ET Est. Read: 2 Mins

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TechnologyAIMIXED REPORTS

OpenAI in Early Talks on US Government Stake

OpenAI is reportedly in early talks to give a 5% stake in the company to the U.S. government as artificial intelligence companies attempt to smooth relations with Donald Trump’s administration. According to The Guardian , OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman has argued that giving the US public a finan...

Jul 2, 3:45 AM ET Est. Read: 1 Mins

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NaturalCONFLICTING REPORTS

US Deploys Troops to Aid Venezuela After Earthquakes

The United States has deployed more than 2,000 troops to Venezuela to assist with relief efforts following last week's devastating earthquakes, according to multiple reports. The U.S. military is focusing on search-and-rescue operations and delivering humanitarian aid in the aftermath of the disaste...

Jul 1, 6:58 PM ET·2 min read

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Conflict

NATO Bolsters Baltic Defense as Russia Tensions Rise

NATO is strengthening its defense posture in the Baltic region as tensions with Russia continue to escalate. The alliance has assigned an additional headquarters to the area, demonstrating its commitment to protecting allied territory. U.S. General Chris Donahue, commander of NATO's land forces in E...

Jul 1, 3:14 PM ET·2 min read

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Elections

Barrett's Ruling Upholds Mississippi Mail-In Ballot Law

The U.S. Supreme Court upheld a Mississippi law allowing mail-in ballots postmarked by Election Day but received up to five days later in a 5-4 ruling . Justice Amy Coney Barrett, a Donald Trump appointee, authored the majority opinion, which was joined by Chief Justice John Roberts and the liberal ...

Jun 30, 2:54 PM ET·2 min read

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ConflictCONFLICTING REPORTS

Israeli Strikes Kill Palestinians in Gaza

Israeli military strikes in the Gaza Strip have resulted in the deaths of several Palestinians, including children, despite an official ceasefire that has been in effect since October. According to multiple reports, Israeli forces conducted air strikes on central and southern Gaza, targeting areas s...

Jun 29, 8:28 AM ET·1 min read

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BasketballCONFLICTING REPORTS

WNBA Suspends Alyssa Thomas for Hit on Caitlin Clark

The WNBA has suspended Phoenix Mercury forward Alyssa Thomas for one game following an incident where she made contact with her fist to Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark's throat during Wednesday night's matchup. The league reviewed the play and deemed it a non-basketball act, issuing a Flagrant Fou...

Jun 26, 7:02 PM ET·2 min read

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AccidentMIXED REPORTS

23-Year-Old Dies After Falling Over Nevada Fall in Yosemite

The National Park Service (NPS) is investigating an incident at Yosemite National Park after a 23-year-old man was swept over Nevada Fall on June 20, resulting in his death. According to multiple reports from witnesses and officials, emergency personnel responded to the scene and recovered the body ...

Jun 24, 2:11 PM ET·1 min read

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DiplomacyCONFLICTING REPORTS

US Lifts Iran Sanctions for 60 Days Amid Nuclear Inspection Disputes

The United States partially lifted sanctions on Iran for 60 days, allowing oil sales and trade in U.S. dollars. According to multiple sources including Reuters, Al Jazeera, and UPI, the US Treasury issued a 60-day exemption on June 23 permitting Iran to produce and sell crude oil, petrochemicals, an...

Jun 24, 7:34 AM ET·3 min read

23 articles from 10 publishers

ElectionsMIXED REPORTS

Cait Conley Wins NY-17 Democratic Primary

Cait Conley , a former national cybersecurity expert and Army veteran, has won the Democratic primary for New York's 17th Congressional District. According to projections from CBS News and reporting from HuffPost and Fox News , Conley will now face Republican Rep. Mike Lawler in what is expected to ...

Jun 24, 12:13 AM ET·2 min read

4 articles from 3 publishers

Golf

Clark Wins U.S. Open Amid Fan Backlash

Wyndham Clark secured his second consecutive U.S. Open title at Shinnecock Hills in Southampton, New York, despite facing significant backlash from fans throughout the tournament. According to multiple reports, crowds jeered and cheered against him during the final round due to an incident last year...

Jun 23, 2:29 PM ET·2 min read

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DiplomacyMIXED REPORTS

Rubio Reassures Gulf Allies on Iran Deal

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio concluded his Middle East tour in Bahrain on Thursday, following visits to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Kuwait. His mission aimed to address Gulf allies' concerns over President Donald Trump's recent Iran deal, which seeks to end hostilities, reopen the Stra...

Jun 23, 10:24 AM ET·3 min read

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ConflictMIXED REPORTS

Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire Holds Amid Framework Deal

A fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah has largely held since Saturday evening, marking the longest lull in three months of conflict. However, minor violations persist, raising fears that the truce may collapse. The conflict has tested the interim U.S.-Iran deal aimed at ending regional co...

Jun 21, 11:16 AM ET·3 min read

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Diplomacy

Polls Show Americans Divided on Iran War End

Recent polls indicate that Americans have mixed feelings about the ongoing conflict with Iran, particularly as gas prices rise and diplomatic efforts intensify. According to CBS News, many Americans believe the U.S. has not succeeded in its strategic or economic interests and doubt whether Iran's nu...

Jun 21, 9:20 AM ET·1 min read

3 articles from 3 publishers

DiplomacyMIXED REPORTS

Hegseth Announces NATO Forces Review

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a six-month review of American military forces in Europe on June 18, 2026, emphasizing that the outcome will depend on how quickly European nations take responsibility for their own security. The review is part of a 'NATO 3.0' reboot aimed at ensuring NA...

Jun 18, 6:24 AM ET·2 min read

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ConflictMIXED REPORTS

US-Iran Sign Deal to End War, Reopen Strait of Hormuz

The United States and Iran have signed an interim peace deal aimed at ending their months-long war and reopening the Strait of Hormuz to commercial shipping. The memorandum of understanding (MOU), signed by U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian on June 16, extends a cea...

Jun 17, 7:43 PM ET·3 min read

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LegislationCONFLICTING REPORTS

Senate Blocks Resolution to End Iran Conflict

The U.S. Senate narrowly blocked a Democratic-led resolution on Tuesday that aimed to end American involvement in the Iran conflict without congressional authorization, voting 50-48 under the war powers law. The vote came as lawmakers await details about a memorandum of understanding announced by Pr...

Jun 17, 4:16 AM ET·4 min read

81 articles from 15 publishers

LegislationMIXED REPORTS

Obama Center Opens in Chicago Amid Celebration and Criticism

The Obama Presidential Center officially opened on June 18, 2026, in Chicago's Jackson Park. The grand opening ceremony featured performances by Stevie Wonder, Bruce Springsteen, Jennifer Hudson, John Legend, Common, Christina Aguilera, Eddie Vedder, Bono, and the Roots. Former President Barack Obam...

Jun 17, 12:38 AM ET·4 min read

27 articles from 11 publishers

GovernmentMIXED REPORTS

Newsom Accuses Trump of Politically Motivated Probe

California Governor Gavin Newsom has accused President Donald Trump of directing a politically motivated investigation into himself and his wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom. According to multiple reports, federal agents have sought records from friends and former employees as part of the probe. Newsom d...

Jun 15, 4:19 PM ET·2 min read

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Protests

De Niro Criticizes Trump in First Amendment Rally

Actor Robert De Niro delivered a scathing critique of President Donald Donald Trump during a First Amendment rally in New York City on Sunday. Speaking at 'Rise Up, Sing Out: A Concert for the First Amendment,' De Niro led the crowd in chanting 'shut the fuck up' in response to various remarks and p...

Jun 15, 2:26 PM ET·2 min read

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ConflictMIXED REPORTS

US-Iran Ceasefire Signed; Details Unclear

The United States and Iran have signed an interim ceasefire agreement to end their three-month war. President Donald Trump announced the deal on Monday, with a formal signing ceremony scheduled for Friday in Switzerland. The agreement extends a tenuous ceasefire announced in April by another 60 days...

Jun 15, 2:26 PM ET·3 min read

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ConflictCONFLICTING REPORTS

Russia Attacks Kyiv Monastery

Russian missile and drone attacks across Ukraine on Monday killed at least nine people, including five emergency service rescuers who were targeted while responding to an earlier strike in Kharkiv. The assault also caused significant damage to residential buildings and ignited a major fire at the Do...

Jun 15, 1:43 AM ET·2 min read

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Government

Judge Orders Trump Admin to Restore National Park Exhibits

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore exhibits at national parks that were removed under an executive order aimed at eliminating content deemed disparaging to Americans. U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley in Massachusetts issued a preliminary injunction requiring the restorat...

Jun 13, 2:19 PM ET·2 min read

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Conflicting Facts

NJ Charges Employers for Medicaid-Covered Workers

'Elle' Prequel Divides Critics Over Faithfulness to Legally Blonde

OpenAI in Early Talks on US Government Stake

US Deploys Troops to Aid Venezuela After Earthquakes

NATO Bolsters Baltic Defense as Russia Tensions Rise

Barrett's Ruling Upholds Mississippi Mail-In Ballot Law

Israeli Strikes Kill Palestinians in Gaza

WNBA Suspends Alyssa Thomas for Hit on Caitlin Clark

23-Year-Old Dies After Falling Over Nevada Fall in Yosemite

US Lifts Iran Sanctions for 60 Days Amid Nuclear Inspection Disputes

Cait Conley Wins NY-17 Democratic Primary