Former President Donald Trump is set to appear at a Miami courthouse on June 13 for a historic federal case. He’s charged with 38 counts—including 31 under the Espionage Act—for his handling of classified documents. Former federal prosecutor Will Scharf said that Trump’s defense will likely focus on the former president’s state of mind and on his intent. Democratic strategist and civil rights attorney Robert Patillo said the former president “may spend the remainder of his life in prison.”
A newly declassified report says U.S. intelligence agencies are buying data on ordinary Americans that are gleaned from smartwatches, fitness trackers, and wireless earpieces.
The Senate will investigate Saudi Arabia’s influence on American golf. Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) said Saudi Arabia might use sports to distract from its human rights issues.
Topics in this episode include:
1. Trump to Plead Not Guilty at Arraignment
2. Lawyer Breaks Down the Charges Against Trump
3. Trump Looking at Jail Time: Strategist
4. Jean-Pierre Violated Hatch Act: Watchdog
5. U.S. Intel Agencies Buy Personal Data: Report
6. Senate to Probe LIV Golf, PGA Tour Merger
7. Parent Criticizes Teacher on Genocide Remarks
8. GOP Senator Censured for Siding with Dems
9. Confederate Flag License Plates Appeal Denied
10. Inflation: Lowest Annual Rate in 2 Years
11. Wawona Recalls Some Frozen Fruit from Costco
12. Missouri Man Dies After Eating Raw Oysters
13. India Denies Threat to Shutdown Twitter
14. NATO Holds Largest Air Force Drill in History
15. Russia Kills 11 in Strike on City: Kyiv
16. UK: Knife Attack Leaves Three Dead
17. UK: TikTok Ad Ban Slows Illegal Crossings
18. Elderly Ecuador Woman Revives During Her Wake
19. Rare Chinese Buddha Statue Up for Auction
20. Valencian Artist Embroiders Giant Facades
21. UK: New Weight Loss Drug Available at No Cost
22. Evening Exercise Can Lower Blood Sugar Levels
23. Zoo Otter Slam-Dunks Mini Basketball
