[Thursday, June 26] US News Headlines from r/politics
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OVERVIEW
The nation is confronting several simultaneous, high-stakes crises. A landmark Supreme Court ruling has fundamentally altered the landscape for healthcare funding, permitting states to block Medicaid funding for Planned Parenthood and triggering immediate political and social reverberations. On Capitol Hill, the Republican majority’s signature legislative package—a cornerstone of the administration’s fiscal agenda—has collapsed after a critical Senate procedural ruling, sparking a revolt among the president’s base. Concurrently, the fallout from U.S. military strikes on Iran has grown dangerously volatile, marked by a major intelligence leak, furious denials from the White House, and a surprise diplomatic overture. This is set against a backdrop of new data pointing to a contracting U.S. economy. In domestic politics, the upset victory of a progressive candidate in the New York City mayoral primary has sent shockwaves through both parties, creating deep turmoil within the Democratic establishment and providing a new line of attack for Republicans.