DOJ Opens Fifteen New Probes into Race Discrimination in Medical School Admissions

On Thursday, June 4, 2026, President Trump’s Justice Department announced fifteen new investigations into potential race discrimination in medical school admissions. This action follows the division’s recent findings that both UCLA and Yale University illegally used race in their medical school admissions processes. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet K. Dhillon stated: “Many of America’s top medical…

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Trump Unveils “Greatest Rally Ever” for U.S. 250th Birthday Amid Artist Withdrawals

President Trump announced a rally in Washington, D.C. on June 24 at 7 p.m., marking the United States’ 250th anniversary and describing it as “the Greatest Rally, Ever.” The event will feature performances by country singer Lee Greenwood and actor Christopher Macchio, alongside military ensembles including the U.S. Army Band ‘Pershing’s Own,’ the Armed Forces…

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Monterey Park Passes Historic Data Center Ban, Becomes Nation’s Second City to Do So

On Tuesday, approximately 86 percent of voters in Monterey Park—a city of 60,000 located about 10 miles east of downtown Los Angeles—approved a citywide ban on data centers. The measure aims to protect air quality, drinking water resources, and public health while preventing impacts on electricity and water rates. The decision follows the withdrawal of…

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Arkansas Sheriff Candidate’s Murder Charge Dismissed Over Law Enforcement Evidence Mishandling

A Special Circuit Court judge Thursday dismissed a second-degree murder charge against Aaron Spencer, an Arkansas sheriff candidate who was scheduled to go on trial for fatally shooting Michael Fosler, 67. The ruling cited missing evidence and misconduct by Lonoke County Sheriff’s deputies that violated Spencer’s right to due process. Special Circuit Court Judge Ralph…

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Supreme Court Upholds Alabama Redistricting Plan in Voting Integrity Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court has declared Alabama’s newly drawn electoral map—designed to eliminate two majority-Black congressional districts—as constitutional, allowing its use for both August’s primary elections and November’s midterms. A 6-3 ruling, delivered per curiam, overturned a previous injunction from the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama that had blocked the redistricting…

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