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Shapiro, Alsobrooks Target RFK Jr. After Source Cites Two Measles-Linked Deaths—But PA Schools Already Require MMR, Source Says
An opinion piece quotes Maryland Sen. Angela Alsobrooks and Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro criticizing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over measles. The same source claims Pennsylvania already requires the MMR vaccine for school and that Kennedy has urged vaccination while opposing mandates. Key details remain unverified.
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Spain’s Gold Dilemma: Will Madrid Pull Reserves From U.S. Vaults
Money Metals cites rising repatriation across Europe and India as Spain weighs whether to leave any bullion in U.S. custody. Bank of Spain won’t disclose its New York holdings.
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SpaceX, Palantir, Anduril “Had to Sue” to Win Big
At a Breitbart News policy event in Washington, DC, Emil Michael argued that a “handful” of big contractors drives overruns and delays—and said he wants to add five new primes while reducing single-vendor lock-in for AI.
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After Clancy Mistrial, Juror Cries in Interview as Holdout Alleges “Activists” on Panel, The Gateway Pundit Reports
The Gateway Pundit reports that juror Paula Devlin cried in another interview and that holdout juror Michael Desronvil said eight jurors acted like “activists” after a judge declared a mistrial.
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Backlash Over Charlie Kirk Corn Maze: Indiana Farm Defends Tribute as Google Listing Appears Pulled
Goebel Farms told KWTX it honored Charlie Kirk for his free‑speech advocacy; WEHT reported dozens of negative reviews, and a local Reddit thread said the farm’s Google listing was marked “permanently closed” before disappearing.
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WUSA: Commanders Are Selling ‘Redskins’ Gear Again—But Insist It’s Only to Keep the Trademark
WUSA’s Eric Flack reports the Commanders are selling old ‘Redskins’ gear; a team spokesman told WUSA the limited sales aim to preserve trademark rights, not revive the name.
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How Dems Stole Your Electric Bill For Voter Registration
California Globe reports CAL DOGE alleges the SOMAH program steered money to groups engaged in Democratic voter mobilization, with only $72 million going to installations and about $928 million “unaccounted for.” The group wants the CPUC and state controller to audit.
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Supreme Court Freezes Trump’s 2026 Mail‑Ballot Rule—Kavanaugh Says ‘Not Now, Maybe Later’
The justices declined an emergency bid to enforce a late‑August USPS rule for the 2026 midterms; Kavanaugh concurred on timing while Alito and Thomas dissented, per the court’s order and reporting cited in the source.
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FBI Delivers 7 Election Subpoenas in Nevada; Advocacy Group Blames ‘Trump Administration’ as State Offers No Details
Nevada’s secretary of state confirmed receiving seven voter-related DOJ subpoenas from the FBI; an advocacy group called it a “dramatic escalation.” Key details remain unknown.
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‘This Is Where Trump Supporters Belong’: NC Dem Candidate’s Dachau Post Triggers Cooper Campaign Rebuke
Breitbart reports a North Carolina Democratic legislative candidate posted Dachau photos with a caption targeting Trump supporters; a Cooper campaign spokesperson condemned the remark.
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Just as Supreme Court Takes AR-15 Case, Support for Stricter Gun Laws Slips to 48%: Rasmussen
A new Rasmussen Reports survey finds 48% of likely U.S. voters now favor stricter gun laws—down from 51% in October 2024—as the Supreme Court takes up a case on AR‑15 and similar semiautomatic rifles.
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‘F**k the WNBA’: Singer Tish Hyman urges boycott, claims league won’t protect women’s sports in X video
In a new X video and posts, Tish Hyman calls for a boycott and accuses the WNBA of failing to protect female athletes, urging a ban on “men” in women’s teams.
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Did a federal judge just revive a constitutional right to abortion? Idaho races to the 9th Circuit
Alliance Defending Freedom says an Idaho federal district court recognized a new federal abortion right post-Dobbs; the state seeks an emergency stay pending appeal in Seyb v. Labrador.
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“We Won’t Be Told How to Run It”: Source Says Disney’s Josh D’Amaro Defends ABC as FCC Scrutiny Alleged Over The View
A source attributes tough-on-independence remarks to Josh D’Amaro and cites an FCC commissioner’s post about The View and equal-time rules. These claims have not been independently verified.
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Jelly Roll’s Trump Jokes on Kimmel Spark Conservative Backlash—And Fresh Claims About His ‘Apolitical’ Image
Jelly Roll mocked Donald Trump while guest-hosting Jimmy Kimmel Live!, prompting conservative pushback and scrutiny of his stated neutrality.
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Missouri Grandma’s Free Breakfasts Drew a Health Dept Threat—Was Her ‘Open’ Sign Enough To Make Her a Restaurant?
After an anonymous complaint, Columbia/Boone County’s health department warned a Missouri grandmother to stop serving free breakfasts at home without a permit. A public-interest law firm is challenging the move.
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Kalshi Bans George Santos for Life Over Bets on His Own SOTU Attendance—Cites ‘Insider Trading’ and $71K Penalty
The prediction market’s compliance team says Santos profited $17,839 on wagers about his own attendance; three other political hopefuls get three-year bans.
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Judge Tosses Minnesota Suit; ICE Agent Accused in Minneapolis Shooting Released as Abbott Awaits Probe
A federal judge declined to compel Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to extradite ICE officer Christian Castro, and the agent was released after 90 days in a Texas jail under state law, The Center Square reported.
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‘On Notice’: Treasury Blacklists Far‑Left Tech Collective, Palestine Action, and Masar Badil; State Dept. Links Reach Inside U.S.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced OFAC terror designations for three far‑left groups and two individuals; State Department officials alleged U.S. links and extremist amplification.
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St. Paul School Board Member Under Fire Over ‘Piss on White Corpses’ Post
A June 21 Facebook post attributed to Chauntyll Allen was shared in a screenshot by Libs of TikTok. Alpha News separately reported the Minneapolis Park Board closed a dog park over sacred-site concerns and that no conclusive documentation of remains has been produced. The Western Journal says Allen also faces a federal charge tied to…
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The ‘Jennings Four’: CNN’s Scott Jennings says U.S. can claim Iran “roaring success” only if 4 hard “no’s” are met
Article attributes to CNN’s Scott Jennings a four-point test for declaring victory over Iran: no nukes, no ballistic missiles, no aggressive navy, and no exporting terrorism. Several claims in the piece require independent verification.
