Democratic lawmakers slam Elon Musk's access to Treasury Department: 'We are at war'

A shooting during a holiday weekend party on a boat in Little River, South Carolina, injured 11 people, with three remaining hospitalized but expected to survive. The incident occurred around 9:15 p.m. as partygoers disembarked, and investigators believe only one person was firing; no arrests have been made, and many witnesses fled before police arrived. The shooting's motive is unclear, complicating the investigation as most attendees were from out of town. Full Article

The Trump administration is directing federal agencies to review and potentially terminate contracts with Harvard University, valued at approximately $100 million, amid ongoing tensions over the university's admissions policies and treatment of Jewish students. The General Services Administration (GSA) has requested agencies to report any contracts terminated by June 6, as part of a broader feud following Harvard's refusal to comply with demands from the administration's Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism. This directive comes in...

Fanatics to Host First High-Stakes Sports Skills Competition Fanatics will launch its inaugural high-stakes sports skills competition, the Fanatics Games, from June 20-22 during Fanatics Fest in New York City, featuring 50 athletes and celebrities competing for nearly $2 million in prizes. Announced by comedian Tiffany Haddish and Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin, the event promises eight sports-themed challenges, with prizes including $1 million for first place, a $500,000 Ferrari for second, and a $250,000 LeBron...

Over Memorial Day weekend, Chicago experienced significant violence, with 22 shootings reported, including two fatalities. The first fatality involved a 35-year-old man shot during an argument inside a vehicle in Logan Square, while a 46-year-old man was killed by a headshot in Humboldt Park, both suspects remain at large. The city has seen 139 homicides in 2025, amid ongoing concerns about crime and public safety, with recent arrests linked to a gang-related mass shooting further...

In Bell County, Kentucky, a black bear was found sitting on a stove inside a home after crashing through the ceiling early Wednesday. Game Warden Derick Creech determined that the bear climbed a ladder and fell through an attic opening into the kitchen. Creech safely led the bewildered bear out of the home and back to the wilderness, but authorities did not provide details on any damage caused during the incident. Full Article

SummaryNational Public Radio (NPR) and three local stations have filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump, claiming that his recent executive order to cut federal funding for NPR and PBS is unconstitutional. The lawsuit, submitted in federal court, argues that the order violates the First Amendment by targeting NPR for its reporting, alleging it constitutes retaliation and viewpoint discrimination. Trump's directive instructs federal agencies to halt funding to NPR and PBS, citing perceived bias in...