Good morning, it is Friday, June 14, and we're covering how Venezuelan gang members are spilling into the US, Supreme Court's decision on abortion pills, how an NFL team loses a pick for tampering, Market updates & much more! First time reading? Sign up here. | | American Fact of the Day! | Did you know that the San Diego Zoo in California is one of the largest and most famous zoos in the United States? It spans over 100 acres and houses more than 3,700 animals representing over 650 species and subspecies. The zoo is renowned for its conservation efforts and for pioneering the concept of open-air, cageless exhibits that mimic natural habitats. |
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| | Emergency Message From Roger Stone | | Untitled Document
Russia, with the help of China, is coming for us.
And it's not a conventional method like war, nuclear or chemical attacks, or even another one of those silly things that will make us wear masks again.
According to a recently leaked intel from Homeland Security, this attack is a new kind of warfare that will attack our electric grid and could starve America into submission.
Thankfully, a United States war hero, White House insider and Purple Heart recipient Teddy Daniels has just released this emergency documentary that not only proves America is on the cusp of the biggest power outage in recorded history, but reveals rock solid evidence that this could start as soon as next week.
Plus, in Mr. Daniels' shocking documentary, you'll also discover what ex-army and veterans are doing right now to protect them and their loved ones.
The squid like device to protect your home from an EMP and blackout attack.
The Air Force's secret to protect your computers and phones.
And even the infinite hydration secret to have access to fresh, drinkable water from any source.
So I urge any American or true patriot to watch Teddy Daniels' short documentary right now before it gets taken down.
As you might know, many Americans believe they can survive almost anything.
But the evidence Mr. Daniels presents and the incredibly unique nature of this threat even has some of the strongest patriots afraid, afraid for their family, afraid for their friends, and afraid for our nation.
More urgently, when you watch Teddy's emergency documentary right now, you'll immediately realize that his report will be deleted by the powers that be as soon as they become aware of it.
Watch it right here while you still can.
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| | Breaking Updates | | | The Supreme Court unanimously dismissed a lawsuit challenging the FDA's regulation of the abortion pill mifepristone, effectively allowing the drug to remain on the market. The court's decision was based on the lack of standing of the doctors and anti-abortion groups who brought the lawsuit. Despite the technicality of the ruling, its implications may prompt future challenges concerning mifepristone. | Medication abortion, which often involves mifepristone, constitutes a significant portion of all abortions in the US. Approved by the FDA in 2000, mifepristone is part of a regimen to terminate pregnancies and is also used for miscarriage treatment. Its safety and efficacy have been well-documented over the years, contributing to its widespread use. | The ruling comes amid broader debates over reproductive rights, intensified by recent changes in the composition of the Supreme Court and the potential reversal of Roe v. Wade. While reproductive rights advocates welcome the decision as a victory, it poses a setback for the anti-abortion movement. The court's focus on legal thresholds for intervention underscores the complexity of abortion-related litigation and hints at potential future legal battles over similar issues, highlighting the ongoing significance of this ruling in the broader landscape of reproductive rights jurisprudence. | Read more updates here |
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| 'Ghost criminals': How Venezuelan gang members are slipping into the U.S. | US law enforcement and immigration authorities have initiated over 100 investigations into crimes associated with suspected members of the Tren de Aragua gang, a violent Venezuelan group. These investigations involve a range of offenses, from sex trafficking in Louisiana to the shooting of two New York City police officers. The challenges posed by criminal migrants from countries like Venezuela, which do not cooperate with the US on sharing criminal history data, highlight the difficulties faced by border agents in vetting incoming individuals. | The surge in Venezuelan migrants crossing the US border adds complexity to the situation, as Venezuela, along with certain other countries, does not provide criminal history information to US officials. This lack of cooperation has implications for border security and law enforcement efforts. Despite encounters with Border Patrol agents, criminals can enter the US and engage in illegal activities without their criminal affiliations being known to US authorities. | The Tren de Aragua gang's involvement in sex trafficking schemes and other criminal enterprises underscores the broader security challenges posed by organized crime groups exploiting migration flows. The gang's expansion into the US, as indicated by Interpol warnings and law enforcement investigations, presents a significant regional security concern. Additionally, the limitations in identifying and vetting migrants at the border raise questions about the effectiveness of current screening procedures and cooperation with other countries. | While efforts to improve vetting procedures and increase cooperation with other nations have been made, challenges remain in effectively screening migrants for criminal backgrounds and mitigating security risks. The ongoing debate over immigration policy and border security underscores the complex interplay between migration, crime, and national security concerns. Despite concerns about migrant crime, studies consistently show that immigrants commit crimes at lower rates than native-born Americans, highlighting the need for balanced and evidence-based approaches to border security and immigration enforcement. | Read more updates here | | | American Sports & Culture |  | Falcons forfeit pick for tampering; Eagles cleared | The Falcons lost a fifth-round pick in the 2025 draft and were fined for violating the NFL's anti-tampering policy, while the Eagles were cleared after an investigation. |
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|  | 'He is winning people over': Golf is subscribing to Bryson DeChambeau | Heading into the U.S. Open, the unusual golfer -- who once seemed to grate competitors and fans alike -- has evolved into a sensation on the internet and on the grounds of golf tournaments. |
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|  | With title hopes on the line, Luka Doncic let the Mavericks down when they needed him most | Luka Doncic complained about fouls in Game 3 and picked up four of them in the fourth quarter in a 106-99 loss to the Celtics. |
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| American Business & Markets |  | Another positive sign for consumers: Wholesale inflation ticked down last month | CNN Business | Americans and the Federal Reserve have another positive development to celebrate: Another sign that price pressures are fading. |
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|  | What is Apple's AI doing with your data? | CNN Business | Apple's splashy announcement at its Worldwide Developers Conference this week that it's adding artificial intelligence to its products, and partnering with ChatGPT-maker OpenAI, has raised many questions about how Apple's AI offerings will work. |
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|  | Analysis: 3 risks to global economic growth | CNN Business | The global economy is finally on track to stabilize. That doesn't mean it won't face challenges. |
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| | American Politics |  | Inside Donald Trump's gripe-filled closed-door meeting with House GOP | CNN Politics | Former President Donald Trump led House Republicans through a gripe-filled closed-door meeting on Capitol Hill on Thursday, airing grievances about his legal and electoral challenges, attacking his critics in the room, and only briefing addressing policy matters like abortion and taxes, according to multiple GOP lawmakers in the room. |
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|  | US military considers temporarily dismantling pier off coast of Gaza for second time due to rough sea conditions | CNN Politics | The US military is considering temporarily dismantling the humanitarian pier off the coast of Gaza and moving it back to Israel on Friday amid concerns that heavy seas could once again break it just days after it resumed aid delivery operations, multiple US officials said. |
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|  | Clarence Thomas took more trips on GOP megadonor's private plane than previously known | CNN Politics | Thomas traveled on Crow's private jet during trips in 2017, 2019, and 2021 between various US states |
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