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Scott Pelley’s CBS firing: Letters to the Editor — June 6, 2026

NY Post readers discuss CBS firing “60 Minutes” host Scott Pelley after he claimed the new boss is “murdering” the show.

‘This just isn’t good’: Democrats hold their breath on Platner

The latest accusations against Maine oyster farmer Graham Platner are leaving fellow Democrats in...

N.Y. bill would replace ‘mother,’ ‘father’ with gender-neutral terms

The New York Legislature has passed a bill that would strip the words "mother" and "father" from sections of state family law and replace them with gender-neutral alternatives, sending the measure to Gov. Kathy Hochul for her signature or veto. "Mother" would become "gestating parent," and "father" would become "non-gestating parent."

Federal judge erases Trump’s 39-country travel ban

A federal judge struck down the Trump administration's policy that barred applicants from the 39 countries on the president's travel ban list.

Federal watchdog flags use-of-force violations at Louisiana’s largest ICE facility

Staff at a federal immigration detention center in Louisiana subdued detainees with prohibited use-of-force techniques including chokeholds and stabbing one with a pen, a federal watchdog has found.

Trump announces ‘rally to end all rallies’ in DC to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary

President Trump announces a massive rally in Washington, D.C., on June 24 to celebrate the nation's 250th anniversary with speakers and performances.

A New Jersey Doctor Has Legally Assisted About 200 Suicides

The normalizing of suicide will have profound ramifications beyond the early demise of terminally ill people.

Anti-Weaponization Fund, ballroom, DNI chief: Trump plans trip up immigration package’s passage

Republicans expected their filibuster-proof effort to fund immigration enforcement agencies through President Trump's remaining time in office to be an easy lift, but the $70 billion bill has stalled multiple times over unrelated, politically charged issues.

U.S. journalist pleads guilty to acting as an illegal agent for China

An American journalist who has lived in China since 2010 and worked for several state media organizations there pleaded guilty in a U.S. court Thursday to acting as an illegal agent for the Chinese government, the Justice Department said.

Decades in the making, Deb Haaland’s political rise spurs both inspiration and scrutiny

As the sun peeked over the Sandia Mountains, Deb Haaland was at a familiar spot, the tribal community where she used to work, waving at motorists and encouraging them to stop and vote in New Mexico's primary.

Trump to spend $700M to boost U.S. coal production

President Trump said Thursday that he is invoking Cold War-era authorities to dole out $700 million in federal funds to boost coal production in the U.S.

Bret Michaels’ guitarist unloads on fans who turned on singer over Freedom 250

Bret Michaels' guitarist unloads on fans who turned on singer over Freedom 250: "I'm not saying you have to openly support him. But those that called us friends four days ago and have used and abused us and have now turned on us: F--- OFF."

Trump says intel chief pick not permanent as former real estate executive draws bipartisan scrutiny

President Trump said Thursday that William J. Pulte, tapped to serve as Director of National Intelligence, will only be a temporary head of the office as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle question the pick.

Trump says he didn’t see any evidence of cognitive decline in Biden in meeting

President Trump said Thursday that he did not notice any evidence of cognitive decline in President Biden when the two met in person at the White House, shortly after the November 2024 presidential election.

South Carolina probe into fake IDs leads to ICE detention of 48 immigrants; 6 other people indicted

A two-year investigation into immigrants with fake identity documents led to federal officials detaining 48 workers at a South Carolina metal casting business and six people facing state charges, including two top managers at the plant, authorities announced Thursday.

Supreme Court sides with Trump administration on federal regulation of telecom companies

The Supreme Court sided with the Trump administration Thursday in upholding the power of federal regulators to enforce data privacy laws on telecommunications companies.

House task force to examine immigration policy abuses under Biden and Obama

House lawmakers next week will examine how temporary amnesty programs, including Temporary Protected Status or TPS, were abused by past administrations to enable permanent benefits and residency for illegal immigrants.

AOC dodges questions on abuse allegations, Nazi tattoo claims rocking Platner’s campaign

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said she needs time to review new allegations of aggressive behavior against Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner reported by the New York Times

18 House Republicans defy Trump to pass Ukraine aid package headed for veto fight

The Republican-led House passed a sweeping Ukraine security package with military aid and Russia sanctions, rebuking the White House, which vowed a veto.

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