- — States may sue to prevent Paramount, Warner Bros. merger
- The attorneys general of several states are preparing to file a lawsuit to prevent the merger of Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery.
- — Treasury Dept. asks banks to look for signs of illegal immigrant labor
- The Treasury Department issued an advisory to financial institutions to "be vigilant" against signs of unlawful employment of illegal immigrants.
- — President Lee calls remains repatriation proof of U.S.-South Korea alliance
- President Lee said that mutual repatriation of Korean War remains by S. Korea & U.S. is "the most compelling evidence" of an alliance forged in blood.
- — S. Korea Protesters block Seoul counting center after ballot dispute
- Protesters who had blocked a polling station in Seoul's Songpa district for two nights and three days moved Friday to a vote-counting center.
- — South Korea election chief to resign over ballot shortage
- S. Korea's election chief said he will resign to take responsibility for ballot shortages that disrupted voting during the June 3 local elections.
- — South Korea says nuclear sub plan still calls for local build
- S. Korea's presidential office said no major change in the plan to build nuclear-powered submarines in S. Korea as Seoul and Washington resume talks.
- — Samsung Electronics to offer $261M in vouchers to customers
- Samsung said Friday it will launch a monthlong customer appreciation campaign worth 400 billion won, as part of a broader social contribution plan.
- — South Korean President to visit Europe for G7 summit, Vatican meeting
- President Lee Jae-myung will visit Europe from Tuesday through June 18 to attend the Seven summit in Évian, France, and hold meetings, official said
- — South Korean air defense stocks surge on Middle East demand
- S. Korean defense stocks are surging as Middle Eastern countries press for faster deliveries of Korean-made missile defense systems, officials said.
- — South Africa rolls out twice-yearly HIV prevention drug
- South African officials on Friday announced that the HIV prevention drug Lenacapavir is now available there, calling it a "turning point."
- — Anthropic warns that AI needs a 'brake pedal'
- Artificial intelligence company Anthropic issued a warning about systems that can improve themselves and said that humans need a way to intervene.
- — Paraguayan fans try to resell World Cup tickets after U.S. visa denials
- Paraguayan fans have begun to resell tickets for national team matches at the World Cup after visa applications to travel to the U.S. were denied
- — Brendan Banfield sentenced to life for killing wife, stranger
- Brendan Banfield, a man convicted of killing his wife and a stranger in a plot with an au pair, was sentenced Friday to life in prison without parole.
- — Lebanon appeals for additional $331.5 million in aid
- Lebanon on Friday launched a new, urgent humanitarian appeal, its second since the latest escalation in the Israel-Hezbollah war began in March.
- — Judge: Trump must restart immigration, asylum processing
- A federal judge canceled a batch of Trump's immigration policies, forcing the administration to begin processing immigration and asylum applications.
- — 'Lioness' Season 3 to premiere on Paramount+ in August
- "Lioness," the spy thriller from Taylor Sheridan starring Zoe Saldaña and Nicole Kidman, will return for a third season on Paramount+ in August.
- — Watch: World's largest game of human foosball played in Ontario
- The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. celebrated the upcoming FIFA World Cup by organizing the world's largest game of human foosball.
- — ISS crew returns after brief stint in 'safe haven' because of leaks
- NASA briefly moved five of the seven crew members aboard the International Space Station to the docked SpaceX Crew Dragon "Freedom" due to leaks.
- — Michigan man's road trip ritual leads to $2M lottery prize
- A Michigan man's ritual of always buying a scratch-off lottery ticket before a road trip paid off with a $2 million top prize.
- — Rising costs in Argentina, much of Latin America send retirees to work
- A growing number of retirees in Argentina and across Latin America are returning to work to supplement incomes that no longer cover basic expenses.
- — Phoebe Bridgers to kick off 'Lost' tour in September
- Phoebe Bridgers announced "The Lost Tour," a new tour of North America and Europe, on Friday. She told fans "no phones" at the concerts.
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