News for June 5, 2026

Utah residents and a nonprofit are suing over Kevin O’Leary’s planned data center, saying the project and the public body overseeing it violate state constitutional rights.

President Donald Trump said Iran has not agreed to a U.S. deal because its leaders are “strong” and “proud,” but he said they will still have to reach an agreement.

A judge ordered former CIA official David Rush held in custody while the FBI and Justice Department investigate claims that he hid large amounts of cash, gold, and other assets.

A federal judge blocked Trump administration rules that had paused many legal immigration cases and benefits, saying the policy was unlawful.

A former CIA officer accused of stealing public money and hiding gold bars at his Virginia home will stay in jail until trial.

The Senate passed a $70 billion bill to fund President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement agencies, after fighting over a separate settlement fund threatened to delay it.

SAG-AFTRA members overwhelmingly approved a new four-year contract with studios and streamers, bringing more labor stability to Hollywood after the 2023 strikes.

A federal judge blocked a Trump-backed plan that would have extended red snapper fishing seasons in four states, stopping the changes just before they were set to begin.

A new lease sale in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge drew only small bids, but it still moves the area closer to possible oil and gas development.

Rep. Tom Kean Jr. has been away from public view for months with an undisclosed medical issue, even as his office keeps posting active updates that make his work look normal.

Actor James Handy was fatally stabbed in Los Angeles, and police charged Michael Gledhill with murder in the case.

The U.S. labor market stayed strong in May, with job growth beating forecasts even as the Federal Reserve faces pressure from higher inflation and energy costs after the Iran war.