Canada Liberals fall just short of majority in Parliament
Elections Canada projects the Liberal party at 169 seats in a 343 seat Parliament, three short of a majority. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre loses his seat after a Trump style bid. Bloc Québécois, New Democrats and Greens secure smaller counts as voters turnout hits 68.5 percent.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court suspends judge in ICE evasion case
Wisconsin Supreme Court suspended Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Hannah Dugan amid two federal charges alleging concealing a person to evade discovery and obstructing a proceeding. The order cites public interest and maintains court confidence during her criminal case. Liberal justices hold a 4-3 majority.
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Trump eases tariffs on cars and parts
President Trump signed orders to relax 25 percent tariffs on automobiles and auto parts. Automakers warn price hikes and weaker sales could follow. The move aims to spur more U S production and bridge toward domestic manufacturing growth.
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Lecompton mansion field school to uncover historic occupants
Kansas Historial Society field school at Mount Aeolia site near Lecompton aims to uncover clues about the mansion’s occupants from 1859 to the 1940s. Participants will learn archaeology basics and conduct excavations and lab work June 6–15, with sessions for the public June 7 and 11.
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Man accused shooter questioned amid Miranda debate in court
Sisney Schmalz pressed Sisney during arrest about another possible shooter and witnesses saw a gun outside a window. He denied targeting anyone specific and claimed the bar patrons were "homosexual" and unsafe for the church. Experts argued mental health and autism affected his Miranda waiver and statements. Sisney remains in Douglas County jail on a $500,000 bond.
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