6/12: The Daily Report with John Dickerson

Los Angeles Rams star Cooper Kupp announced on social media that the team is seeking a trade as the 2025 offseason begins, ending his time with the team after being a key player in their 2021 Super Bowl win. Kupp expressed disagreement with the decision but remains motivated and grateful for his time in LA, where he excelled as a Pro Bowler and Offensive Player of the Year. Despite being made available for trade, Kupp...

MBTA Transit police are seeking help to identify a person of interest linked to an assault on a disabled individual on a Red Line train at North Quincy Station in January. The incident occurred around 11:40 a.m. and police have released images of the individual, urging anyone with information to contact investigators anonymously at 617-222-1050. Full Article

The Maryland Supreme Court has ruled that the 2023 law eliminating the statute of limitations for child sexual abuse lawsuits is constitutional, in response to a report exposing widespread abuse within the Archdiocese of Baltimore. This decision allows victims to pursue legal action against perpetrators regardless of when the abuse occurred, providing a pathway for justice in cases of historical abuse within the state. The court's decision marks a significant step towards accountability and justice...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Tom Homan visited the southern border in El Paso, Texas, pledging to secure the border and end the crisis. They emphasized the importance of focusing on U.S. sovereignty and defending against illegal immigration. Trump's deployment of over 1,500 troops to the border has led to a decrease in encounters. Hegseth stated that those at the border are motivated to defend their communities from unknown intentions. The visit follows other migration-focused...

The Pacific Coast Highway in Los Angeles reopened nearly a month after the Palisades Fire, with limited lanes and speed restrictions, essential traffic only advised. Proof-of-residence still required for entry into the burn zone. LAPD transferring Palisades access to CHP and National Guard to increase citywide service, as rain forecasted may cause mud and debris hazards on the highway. Full Article

Lydia Mee, a motorsport journalist and advocate for women in the industry, reports that NASCAR is considering moving the Clash event to Brazil in 2026, following a successful race at Bowman Gray Stadium. NASCAR's recent investment in the Circuito dos Cristais oval track in Brazil provides a foundation for potential global expansions, though logistical challenges must be addressed for such moves to be successful. This development aligns with NASCAR's history of international races, with the...