NYTIMES (Jennifer Medina) - Democrats Try to Move Past ‘Cultural Pandering’ to Latinos for Midterm Elections
The party is trying desperately to win back some voters in the key swing group.
NEWSNATIONNOW (Tara Suter and The Hill) - Spike Lee: ICE 'not welcome' at celebrations if Knicks win NBA Finals
“If the Knicks, when we win, whether it's home or away, there’s going to be such — it's going to be bananas, it's going to be craziness,” the filmmaker said
WAR (C. Todd Lopez) - U.S. Plans Major Strikes on Iran, Hegseth Says
After a busy morning visiting troops in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth traveled back to the U.S. to MacDill Air Force Base, Fla., for a meeting with U.S. Central Command leadership, where discussion centered on, among other things, operations planned for Iran.
REDSTATE (Becca Lower) - DHS Sec. Mullin Gives a Status Report on How the US Plans to Keep '5-7M' World Cup Fans Safe
THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Poll Finds People Want Bigger Families and Fear Demographic Decline, Despite Low Birth Rates.
A survey of readers highlights concerns over declining birth rates in the United States, with respondents emphasizing the importance of traditional values, economic stability, and support for families.
A recent survey highlights concerns over declining birth rates in the United States, with respondents favoring bigger families and emphasizing the importance of traditional values. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A poll found that 87 percent of respondents believe having children is essential to a fulfilling life, while 71 percent expressed concern about declining birth rates in developed countries. The survey highlighted the importance of religious faith , family values, and economic stability in encouraging family growth. Crucially, when asked about ideal family size, most respondents favored three or more children, with 68 percent saying a family should have at least three children—indicating that birth rates are not falling…Open
ABCNEWS - WATCH: Spice reflects on legacy, culture and Caribbean American Heritage Month
Dancehall icon Spice discusses her new single, cultural impact and what Caribbean American Heritage Month means to her.
NYTIMES (Mark Walker) - Unusually Warm Weather in Bay Area Prompts Heat Alert and Wildfire Concerns
High temperatures across the San Francisco Bay Area will reach into the 90s on Thursday, forecasters said.
NYTIMES (Vjosa Isai) - Canada Moves to Ban Social Media Use for Youth Under 16
The country’s previous attempt to get tech companies to shelter young users failed amid heavy criticism from civil liberty groups.
NYTIMES (Tania Ganguli) - Victor Wembanyama, the Knicks’ Biggest Foe and New York’s Biggest Tourist
Mr. Wembanyama has had to keep a low-profile while in New York to try and win the N.B.A. finals, but on visits there, he has always resisted hiding in hotel rooms and private cars.
YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Screwworm livestock parasite response outlined by USDA Secretary Rollins during Senate hearing
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Brooke Rollins testified Wednesday, June 10, before the Senate Agriculture Committee The hearing came as the United States faces a resurgence of the screwworm, a parasitic fly that can have a devasting impact on livestock. The pest had been eliminated in the U.S. since the 1960s. Rollins has placed much of the blame for its comeback on policies during former President Biden’s administration. In contrast, the secretary asserted, the Trump administration has put in place a plan to contain the insect. #Agriculture #Cattle #Rollins #Screwworm READ MORE: https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/5917187-trump-blames-biden-screwworm/ WATCH THE FULL HEARING: …