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Nick Daniels, president of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association, commended the FAA for its recent hiring surge targeting video game players. He stated that gaming skills translate to working as an air traffic controller, calling the FAA's action an innovative approach.

A 41-year-old Salvadoran man, Edwin Lopez-Cornejo, died at the Delaney Hall Detention Facility in Newark, New Jersey, following a medical emergency. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) confirmed his death in a statement provided through NewsNation.

Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong, a democratic socialist, called the U.S. minimum wage of $7.25 radical during a debate with Republican candidate Rep. Tom Tiffany. Her comment came in response to Tiffany potentially labeling her 'a radical trans activist,' with Hong shifting focus to federal labor policy.

Dr. Celine Gounder stated that Dr. Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment over 100 times during a hearing. The statement was made to NewsNation.

NewsNation will host a town hall event on the future of technology, focusing on its impact on human life. The event, moderated by Chris Cuomo, will feature discussions with innovators, tech leaders, scientists, and cultural voices.

GOP Rep. Byron Donalds defended President Trump's handling of the war with Iran, stating Trump would be derelict in his duty if Iran possessed a nuclear weapon, despite the unpopularity of war. Americans generally don't want another military conflict, according to Donalds.

Two Americans died and several were injured in an Iranian attack on a Jordanian air base. President Trump has provided inconsistent explanations for the conflict, including preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon and regime change, despite lack of evidence supporting these claims.

A large structure was swept away by Guadalupe River floodwaters and collided with a Kerrville bridge. NewsNation correspondent Xavier Walton and his photographer documented the incident.

Eric Swalwell paid over $360,000 to celebrity lawyer Sara Azari from his campaign accounts weeks after resigning from Congress and dropping out of the gubernatorial race. Payments included $50K for 'Legal [and] Accounting Services' 11 days post-resignation and $250K for 'campaign legal compliance' in May. Azari defended Swalwell amid allegations of sexual misconduct, denying claims and calling them a 'ruthless attempt' to smear him.

Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., paid over $360,000 to attorney Sara Azari from his campaign accounts weeks after resigning from Congress and dropping out of the gubernatorial race. Payments included a $50K fee 11 days post-resignation for legal and accounting services, amid allegations of sexual misconduct that led to his resignation.

Lawmakers and Trump administration officials participated in the second Hill Nation Summit in Washington, discussing the day's news with reporters from The Hill and NewsNation. The bipartisan event focused on celebrating accomplishments and addressing critical issues.

The second Hill Nation Summit in Washington brings together bipartisan lawmakers and administration officials to discuss midterms, affordability, artificial intelligence, and healthcare reform with journalists from The Hill and NewsNation. The event occurs less than four months before the midterm elections.

The Hill Nation Summit returns to Washington on July 15 for the second annual event. Hosted by The Hill and NewsNation, the summit aims to foster bipartisan discussions through consecutive news-making conversations.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has directed officers to temporarily pause traffic stops following two fatal shootings, though the agency has not publicly confirmed the directive. Sources confirmed the nationwide halt to traffic stops via NewsNation, The Hill’s sister outlet.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has privately directed officers to temporarily pause traffic stops nationwide following two fatal shootings. The agency has not confirmed the directive publicly, but sources confirmed the move through NewsNation and The Hill.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has privately directed officers to temporarily pause traffic stops following two deadly shootings, though the agency has not publicly confirmed the directive. Sources confirmed the nationwide halt to NewsNation and The Hill’s sister outlet.

The U.S. is demanding Iran confirm the Strait of Hormuz is fully open to shipping and that Iranian forces are not attacking vessels, amid ongoing strikes between the two nations. A senior U.S. official stated this to NewsNation, as tensions persist around the strategic oil chokepoint.

Graham Platner's political collapse in Maine led to Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman's public break from Bernie Sanders-backed progressives. Fetterman criticized Platner and Sanders for supporting the scandal-plagued candidate, marking his shift from a progressive ally to a left-wing critic. His evolving stance has distanced him from parts of the Democratic establishment.

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismissed GOP Senator Bill Cassidy's criticism that he is breaking promises, stating during a meeting about a month ago that the accusations are untrue. Kennedy made these remarks while speaking to NewsNation's Anna Kooiman in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

Three Americans have died in earthquakes in Venezuela, according to the State Department. Search-and-rescue and recovery efforts are ongoing in the country. A State Department spokesperson confirmed the deaths to NewsNation’s Hannah Brandt.

Democratic Rep. Suhas Subramanyam criticized President Trump for canceling the signing of a bipartisan housing bill and expressed doubt about Trump's likelihood to sign it due to his stated indifference to rising costs.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott stated the state is seeking federal reimbursement for border security costs. The announcement was made during an interview with NewsNation border correspondent Ali Bradley, which also covered topics like the New World screwworm and the U.S. Senate election.

Democratic strategist James Carville stated that Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed can defeat former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.) in November, but El-Sayed must first secure the Democratic nomination. The race is in a red-tinged swing state, as noted during a discussion on 'The Hill Sunday' with NewsNation's Chris Stirewalt.

A senior Trump administration official stated the deal with Iran is 75 percent complete and expects a signing within the next few days. The official confirmed to NewsNation that the agreement has not yet been finalized.

Greg Bovino, a U.S. Border Patrol commander-at-large, said he is not ruling out a 2028 White House bid. He responded to reports from NewsNation and The Hill that he is exploring a presidential run.

US President Donald Trump stated the United States will declare a 'complete victory' over Iran within two weeks, citing ongoing negotiations and Iranian willingness to make concessions, including forgoing nuclear weapons. He also predicted a sharp drop in oil prices following this outcome.

FBI Director Kash Patel stated local authorities decide whether to accept FBI assistance in the Nancy Guthrie case. Local officials reportedly delayed seeking FBI help in this matter.

A retired detective stated that tracking cars and address queries could lead to a suspect in the Nancy Guthrie case. The detective provided this information to NewsNation.

Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner is meeting with Senate Democrats on Tuesday, as reported by NewsNation. A campaign official described the meeting as 'longstanding,' following reports that Platner sent sexually explicit messages to multiple women after marrying his wife.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed the U.S. naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz remains active as President Trump considers a ceasefire extension with Iran to open the energy corridor. Hegseth mentioned the strait's closure is frequently discussed in ongoing discussions.

Robert Redfield, the former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), warned that the current Ebola outbreak could become the second-largest in history. He stated it is already the third-largest outbreak of the virus.

Robert Redfield, the former director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), warned that the current Ebola outbreak could become the second-largest in history, noting it is already the third-largest. He made these remarks in an interview with NewsNation, The Hill’s broadcast partner.

Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) distinguished his relationship with President Trump from that of Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) and Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.), who lost Republican primaries to Trump-endorsed candidates. Cornyn stated he does not believe Trump's endorsement of Texas Attorney General...

The U.S. Secret Service responded to gunshots fired near the White House by rushing reporters into the press briefing room. A law enforcement source reported a man armed with a pistol opened fire near 17th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue NW, prompting Secret Service to return fire.

The Pentagon has released a new batch of UFO files containing over 40 videos that were requested by lawmakers. NewsNation plans to review and analyze these newly released files.

Former national security adviser John Bolton expressed concerns that the Trump administration may attempt to kidnap or apprehend former Cuban President Raúl Castro, citing his potential indictment as a possible pretext for U.S. military intervention in Cuba. Bolton stated his support for political change in Cuba during a NewsNation appearance.

Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) stated on Wednesday that the U.S. will not need to use military intervention in Cuba, expressing confidence that the Cuban people will independently rise up against their government. Scott made these comments during an interview on NewsNation's "The Hill with Blake Burman."

The Trump administration plans to indict former Cuban President Raúl Castro, coinciding with Cuba's independence day and a threat from President Trump to invade the island. An indictment has reportedly already been returned. The move is part of the Justice Department's plans.

Former New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio ranks California Gov. Gavin Newsom as a top Democrat likely to enter the 2028 presidential race, citing his strategic moves. De Blasio believes Newsom has positioned himself well for the upcoming election. Newsom's involvement in various issues has contributed to his favorable standing.

Tennessee Rep. Steve Cohen announced his retirement from Congress after nearly two decades in the legislature, citing a recent redistricting loss. Cohen gave an emotional tribute to his district during an interview. He expressed appreciation for his district, stating 'I've got a great district'.