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Office of Public Affairs | Leader of Antifa Cell Members in North Texas Sentenced to 100 Years in Prison for Terrorist Attack on ICE Facility | United States Department of Justice

Protesters Accused of Antifa Ties Sentenced to Up to 100 Years in ICE Attack - The New York Times

Alan Greenspan, Longtime Federal Reserve Chairman, Dies at 100 - WSJ

Clearing Out Dad’s Room | The New Yorker

Delete Request and Opt-out Platform (DROP) - privacy.ca.gov

Love the photo. JD’s got a good sense of humor.

War in Lebanon Casts Shadow Over Renewed Iran-U.S. Nuclear Talks - WSJ

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Hillary Clinton Says Biden’s Re-election Bid Was a ‘Terrible Mistake’ - The New York Times

She’s just saying this now?

“Yuppies,” “Mutiny,” and “How to Start,” Reviewed | The New Yorker

# The epic story of Markdown | The Vergecast - YouTube

Oil Executives Are Sounding the Alarm Over Dwindling Stockpiles - WSJ

The current release—if fully exhausted—is set to bring inventories down to 243 million barrels, a historically low level. Drawing further from the stocks after that would limit the U.S.’s ability to respond to new oil disruptions on the world’s stage, or natural disasters such as hurricanes that can damage fuel supply chains.

I Bought the Trump Phone - YouTube

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iOS 27 - 200+ New Features & Changes! - YouTube

iOS 27 - Incredible! - YouTube

The Talk Show: Live From WWDC 2026 - YouTube

Opinion | The U.S. Is the Future of Soccer, for Better or Worse - The New York Times

The 70-Year Marriage Between McDonald’s and Coke Has Some Issues - WSJ

The American World Cup Introduced Ad Breaks—and Everyone Absolutely Hates It - WSJ

According to one ad buyer, a 30-second spot during early games costs some brands roughly $200,000, but jumps to around $750,000 when the U.S. national team is playing.

Sex, Lies and Secrets: A Federal Judge’s Trysts Go Public - The New York Times