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Top 3
1. The US has tightened its economic grip on Iran.
2. President Trump challenges Iran regarding its nuclear capabilities.
3. The death of a Pentagon scientist raises troubling questions.
Main heading
Eyes in the sky — A large object, roughly the size of a football field, was detected moving at 200 miles per hour, according to Rep. Burchett.
Flee from the scene — A Patriots coach finally speaks out about an affair scandal following the leak of a controversial photo.
A day in court — A schoolteacher dubbed “Mr. Wonderful” faces serious allegations involving his students.
Beyond soccer — An emotional moment between Fernando Mendoza and his mother stands out during the NFL Draft.
Presumed heir — The Rams surprise everyone with the choice of an Alabama quarterback in the NFL Draft.
Politics
Map and mayhem — A legal dispute over redistricting in Virginia deepens the divide within the state.
“Lame Duck” — Jeffries responds to DeSantis, who criticized him over redistricting tactics.
Nonprofit exposure — Republican lawmakers seek to hold SPLC-affiliated federal judges accountable despite their lifetime appointments.
Lingering questions — The Justice Department continues to investigate Epstein’s case, raising additional concerns.
Media
Flashback — Recounting the five most contentious moments from the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
Fierce feud — Patel pushes back against the New York Times regarding claims of an FBI investigation of one of its reporters.
Broken promise — Podcasters who aided Trump’s victory warn that renewed conflict with Iran may benefit Democrats.
Rough approval — CNBC’s host criticizes Elizabeth Warren over her public appearance with a controversial Senate candidate.
Opinion
David Maimon — There seems to be a significant financial deception happening with Iran and its allies here in America.
David Beer — The immigration policies initiated by President Trump may be adversely affecting the legal professionals we actually need.
In other news
Zero tolerance — Tourist hotspots are implementing stricter rules just in time for summer vacations.
Cracked secret — NOAA has revealed a mysterious “golden sphere” found on the ocean floor, two miles deep near Alaska.
Digital news quiz — What led the Democratic Party to its current crisis? How did Jelly Roll get lost? Find out here.
Royal snub — King Charles will not meet with Prince Harry during the royal’s upcoming visit to the U.S.
Peak viewing — Captivating aerial views of blooming tulips from a farm in Illinois.
Clock
Sen. Lindsay Graham — Reports indicate Iran’s economy is faltering.
Benny Johnson — The SPLC’s widespread fraud needs to be addressed.
Listen
There’s increasing federal interest in psychedelic research, highlighting its possible benefits for veterans experiencing trauma.
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