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- BIPARTISAN COALITION MOVES TO CURB TRUMP’S ROLE IN ISRAEL-IRAN CONFLICT: A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers is trying to stop former President Trump from acting unilaterally if tensions between Israel and Iran continue to rise. The proposed resolution would require congressional approval before the U.S. takes military action. This move comes amid concern that Trump could escalate the situation without oversight. Lawmakers argue that only Congress has the authority to declare war.
- FORMER SENATOR BOB MENENDEZ BEGINS 11-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE FOR BRIBERY: Former New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez reported to a federal prison in Pennsylvania to begin his 11-year sentence. He was convicted of taking gold bars, cash, and luxury gifts in exchange for political favors. Menendez delayed his surrender to help care for his wife, who is also facing charges. He will serve time in a low-security facility.
- DIDDY TRIAL JUDGE SLAMS LAWYERS AFTER SEALED DETAILS LEAK TO THE PRESS: The judge overseeing Sean “Diddy” Combs’ case sharply criticized both legal teams after sealed court documents were leaked to the press. Judge Arun Subramanian warned of stricter rules going forward. The leaked info included sensitive testimony and private case details. The judge emphasized that leaks undermine the court’s integrity.
- R. KELLY’S LAWYERS SAY PRISON MEDICATION CAUSED DANGEROUS OVERDOSE: R. Kelly’s legal team claims he was hospitalized due to an overdose caused by medication given by prison staff. They say he was removed from care too early and now suffers serious health issues, including blood clots. His attorney also suggested a conspiracy, but prosecutors dismissed the claim. The prison system has not commented.
- PURDUE PHARMA REACHES $7.4 BILLION SETTLEMENT WITH STATES OVER OPIOID CRISIS: Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family reached a $7.4 billion settlement with all U.S. states and territories. The deal will fund addiction treatment and prevention programs across the country. It comes after years of lawsuits over the company’s role in the opioid crisis. A bankruptcy judge still needs to approve the final plan.
- FLORIDA PANTHERS WIN SECOND STRAIGHT STANLEY CUP IN A 5-1 ROMP, LED BY SAM REINHART’S FOUR GOALS: The Florida Panthers defeated the Edmonton Oilers 5-1 to win their second consecutive Stanley Cup. Sam Reinhart led the charge with four goals, delivering a dominant performance. This back-to-back win solidifies the Panthers as a modern NHL powerhouse. The Oilers, led by Connor McDavid, were overwhelmed early in the game.
- TOM CRUISE, DOLLY PARTON, DEBBIE ALLEN AND WYNN THOMAS TO RECEIVE HONORARY OSCAR STATUETTES AT THE ANNUAL GOVERNORS AWARDS: Tom Cruise, Dolly Parton, Debbie Allen, and Wynn Thomas will receive honorary Oscars at the 2025 Governors Awards. Cruise is being recognized for his career achievements, while Parton will receive a humanitarian award. The event will take place in November. These awards honor lifetime contributions to film and culture.
- JOEY CHESTNUT CONFIRMED TO RETURN FOR 2025 FOURTH OF JULY HOT DOG CONTEST: Competitive eating legend Joey Chestnut will return to the Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest after missing the 2024 event. His absence last year was due to a sponsorship conflict. Chestnut has won the contest 16 times and aims to reclaim his title. Fans are excited to see him back on Coney Island.






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