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US begins withdrawal of 5,000 troops from Germany, says NATO defense not harmed
The US started pulling 5,000 troops from Germany following President Trump's order, with NATO leadership affirming alliance defense remains intact.
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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns Europe of ideological invasion via immigration
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned Europe faces an 'invasion' of dangerous ideologies through immigration at Normandy commemorations.
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Murder trial begins for Karmelo Anthony over 2025 Texas high school stabbing
Karmelo Anthony went on trial June 6 for fatally stabbing Austin Metcalf at a 2025 Texas track meet.
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US Judge Strikes Down Trump Immigration Ban on 39 Countries as Unlawful
US federal judge John McConnell invalidated Trump-era visa and asylum bans on nationals from 39 countries and ordered USCIS to resume processing applications.
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Trump campaigns in Wisconsin, vows quick end to Iran war and lower prices
President Trump campaigned in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin on June 5, promising a swift end to the Iran war and cheaper fertilizer ahead of midterms.
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US Senate blocks extension of FISA Section 702 surveillance program 47-52
The US Senate voted 47-52 to block debate on extending the FISA Section 702 surveillance program amid controversy over Trump’s pick for acting intelligence chief.
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Colombian President Gustavo Petro criticizes Trump for endorsing far-right candidate
Gustavo Petro condemned Donald Trump’s endorsement of Abelardo de la Espriella in Colombia’s presidential runoff.
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UN and Palestinian officials urge Trump to halt Israeli annexation in occupied territories
Palestinian ambassador and Arab and OIC envoys called on President Trump to stop Israel's accelerating annexation in Palestinian territories.
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US Officials Denounce Coup Attempts Against Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz Amid Protests
US Secretary of Defense and Secretary of State condemned efforts to overthrow Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz and pledged emergency aid amid protests.
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Trump will not end ceasefire with Iran unless US troops are killed, despite attacks
President Trump says he will maintain the ceasefire with Iran begun in April unless American troops are killed in attacks.
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Auburn student James Higginbotham found dead near Kyoto after going missing in Japan
James Higginbotham, a 20-year-old Auburn University student, was found dead near Kyoto after disappearing on May 29 during a family trip in Japan.
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India's Cockroach Janta Party leads first protest in New Delhi against education minister
The youth movement Cockroach Janta Party held its first street protest in New Delhi on June 6, demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
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New World Screwworm Infection Confirmed in Texas Calves, Prompting Statewide Response
Two New World screwworm infections were confirmed in Texas calves, first cases in the US since 1966, leading to a statewide disaster declaration.
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Trump unveils plan for walkway reconnecting Lincoln Memorial to Potomac River
President Donald Trump announced a new walkway, dubbed 'Trump Promenade', linking the Lincoln Memorial to the Potomac River with pedestrian bridges.
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US urges Europe and Canada to boost NATO air and naval forces as it cuts military support
The US plans major reductions in NATO aircraft and naval forces in Europe, calling on allies to quickly increase their contributions.
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Donald Trump to hold large rally June 24 in Washington, cancels July 4 concerts
President Donald Trump announced a large rally on June 24 in Washington, D.C. to mark the US 250th anniversary, canceling planned July concerts after artists withdrew.
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US House passes Ukraine aid and Russia sanctions bill despite Trump opposition
The US House approved the Ukraine Support Act on June 4, authorizing billions in aid and sanctions despite Trump’s opposition.
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US House rejects resolution directing withdrawal of forces from Lebanon 324-92
The US House defeated Rep. Rashida Tlaib's resolution to remove US troops from Lebanon amid Israel-Hezbollah conflict.
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Trump signs order easing firing of 8,000 senior federal workers
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on June 3 to ease firing protections for about 8,000 senior federal employees.
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Adam Hamawy wins New Jersey Democratic primary amid scrutiny over past ties
Adam Hamawy, a plastic surgeon and former Army combat doctor, won the June 2 Democratic primary in New Jersey’s 12th District amid controversy over past associations.
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Israel to continue ground operations in southern Lebanon despite new US-backed ceasefire
Israel announced it will maintain military operations in southern Lebanon and hold security zones despite a ceasefire deal with Lebanon.
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One teen killed, three injured in shooting after California high school graduation
A shooting after a Sem Yeto High School graduation at Fairfield High School killed one 18-year-old and injured three others June 3 evening.
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John Bolton to plead guilty to one count in classified documents case
Former national security adviser John Bolton will plead guilty to retention of classified information and pay a $2.25 million fine.
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Trump announces intent to nominate Todd Blanche as permanent US Attorney General
President Trump said on June 3 he plans to nominate Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche as permanent Attorney General starting Senate confirmation June 4.