Wisconsin farmer sues Trump admin. claiming discrimination against white farmers

Minnesota state Sen. John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette, are recovering after being shot by Vance Boelter, who posed as a police officer at their door. Boelter is also charged with killing Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband shortly after, with authorities investigating the motives behind these attacks. Need More Context? 🔎

The Rev. Jimmy Swaggart, a prominent televangelist, is in critical condition after suffering a cardiac arrest, as announced by his family during a Father's Day service. His son, Rev. Donnie Swaggart, urged the congregation to pray for a "miracle" for his father, who has a long history in ministry, having preached on television since 1955 and faced scandals in his career. Need More Context? 🔎

A California dentist, Dr. Ryan Watkins, was previously placed on probation for unprofessional conduct after a patient suffered cardiac arrest during a procedure in 2016. Following the recent death of 9-year-old Silvanna Moreno after a dental surgery, Watkins claimed the incident was accidental due to a pre-existing condition, asserting adherence to safety protocols. Need More Context? 🔎

Tom BatemanState Department correspondentGetty ImagesPresident Trump's fluctuating stance on the Israel-Iran conflict has left many uncertain, oscillating between support for Israel's military actions and distancing himself from them. As tensions escalate, Netanyahu insists on U.S. coordination, pressuring Trump to adopt a more aggressive approach while balancing domestic political sentiments and the risks of deeper military involvement. Need More Context? 🔎

Concerns are rising over the immigration detention of 19-year-old Caroline Dias Goncalves, a University of Utah student, who was arrested by ICE after a traffic stop in Colorado. Despite having no criminal record and a pending asylum case, her detention highlights issues affecting Dreamers, especially amid increased deportation efforts during the Trump administration. More Context

The American Bar Association has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, claiming its efforts to punish law firms for certain pro bono work and associations violate the First Amendment. The lawsuit argues that Trump's directives create a chilling effect on legal representation and seeks to have these orders declared unconstitutional, emphasizing the potential for future administrations to similarly intimidate dissent. More Context