Iran's Khamenei warns against U S attacks after base strike
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei asserts Tehran delivered a slap to America's face with its strike on a U S base in Qatar and cautions against further U S attacks as the Israel-Iran war continues. The speech follows a ceasefire and U S bombardment of Iranian facilities amid mounting tensions.
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Senate rules found violated in Medicaid tax overhaul
The Senate parliamentarian ruled a central Medicaid provider tax overhaul in Trump's bill violates procedural rules. GOP leaders face a setback as they rush to finish the package this week. Majority Leader Thune says contingency plans are underway while Trump plans an event for supporters ahead of a July Fourth aim.
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Kennedy aides back broad flu shots with autism debate twist
Atlanta AP report says Robert F Kennedy Jr s vaccine advisory group endorsed widespread flu vaccination with a caveat. The seven member panel urged free-of-ant ingredient shots to avoid activists claims linking autism. Officials warn political bias may limit access and raise costs for many Americans.
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Israelis divided over Trump vow to save Netanyahu
In Jerusalem, President Trump's call to dismiss Netanyahu's corruption trial sparks one of Israel's fiercest debates. Some praise his anti Iran strikes, while others fear interference in a sovereign ally's judicial process.
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Prosecutor says Diddy saw power above the law
In Manhattan federal court a prosecutor delivered closing arguments accusing Sean Diddy Combs of using power violence and fear to run a criminal enterprise for two decades. Combs pleads not guilty to sex trafficking and racketeering conspiracy as the trial nears its seventh week.
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Canadian rocks may be oldest on Earth in Quebec find
Scientists identify rocks from the Nuvvuagittuq Greenstone Belt in Quebec as around 4.16 billion years old, potentially the oldest on Earth. The study, published in Science, notes ongoing debates about precise dating and the implications for early Earth and life.
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Bruce Springsteen Delivers Tracks II Lost Albums Box Set
New York AP reports Bruce Springsteen releases Tracks II The Lost Albums this Friday featuring a trove of unreleased material. The piece highlights common reasons albums are shelved, citing figures like Dr Dre the Beach Boys Prince and Neil Young among others with Springsteen noting he saves material rather than discards it.
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Double-decker Bus Plunges Into River in England
An AP report from London says a double-decker bus carrying high school students plunged into a river in southern England. The driver and four passengers were hospitalized. the driver and one student suffered serious injuries while more than a dozen teens received minor injuries.
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Trump officials brief Congress on Iran strikes briefing
Capitol Hill received a classified briefing from CIA Director Ratcliffe Secretary of State Rubio Defense Secretary Hegseth and General Dan Caine on Trump ordered strikes against three Iranian nuclear sites Senate leaders weigh a resolution demanding congressional authorization before further action and a preliminary intelligence assessment suggests Iran's program was slowed by only months Democrats push for transparency while Republicans split on legality and scope This item notes mixed reactions from senators and GOP voices amid ongoing debates over presidential war powers and potential wider conflict.
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Court rules states can block Planned Parenthood Medicaid funds
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, held that Medicaid patients cannot sue to force a provider as a right, allowing states to cut Planned Parenthood Medicaid funding for health services. Justice Gorsuch wrote for the majority, with dissents by the liberal justices. The ruling could impact access to care for about 1 million Medicaid recipients in South Carolina and other states, and signals broader policy shifts on abortion funding.
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