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Round 1 kicks off tonight in Pittsburgh. Mendoza goes No. 1 to the Raiders. Five teams are fighting over Ty Simpson. The Cowboys are fielding trade calls. Here’s everything you need to know.
A federal grand jury indicted the SPLC on 11 counts of fraud and money laundering over its paid informant program. The charges are serious. The timing is suspicious. Both things can be true.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ousted Navy Secretary John Phelan effective immediately on Wednesday, the latest in a growing purge of military leadership during an active war with Iran, as fresh polling shows Trump’s approval cratering on the economy and foreign policy.
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RFK Jr. is in the middle of a seven-hearing congressional marathon, defending measles outbreaks on his watch, a $16 billion budget cut to HHS, and vaccine policy rollbacks that a federal judge had to block. The hearings reveal how far America’s public health infrastructure has eroded under his leadership.
The Gates Foundation has hired an independent investigator to examine its ties to Jeffrey Epstein while cutting 500 jobs. With Bill Gates set to testify before Congress on June 10, the world’s largest philanthropy is racing to get ahead of a reckoning that could reshape how we think about accountability in charitable giving.
