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June 23, 2026

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Trump's affordability push
Nancy Guthrie ransom note
Wave of missing scientists

Trump to tout housing bill during affordability push

Affordability: President Donald Trump will take his affordability and economic agenda to Pennsylvania today, where he is scheduled to speak at a Mack Trucks facility in Macungie, located in a key swing congressional district. The latest >

Housing: The appearance comes as Congress moves closer to what supporters describe as the biggest housing overhaul in decades — legislation aimed at making homeownership more attainable for Americans. The U.S. is estimated to be short more than four million homes. Details >

Zoom in: Trump is expected to highlight the Senate’s 85-5 vote Monday on the housing package, which aims to lower housing costs by increasing the supply of homes and limit some of the competition families face from investors that own hundreds of single-family properties. Read more >

Elena Moore case: Autopsy shows no evidence of injury

A South Carolina coroner's office said Elena Moore's cause of death "remains pending at this time." The latest >

Nancy Guthrie ransom note said she is ‘buried with nature’: source

Nancy Guthrie: A ransom note in the Nancy Guthrie case said she died and was buried, sources close to the investigation told NewsNation’s Brian Entin. Per the source, the note indicated Guthrie’s death was unintentional and said she was “buried with nature now.” The latest >

Ransom notes: Early in the Guthrie investigation, multiple ransom notes were sent to media outlets, including two emails TMZ said were verified by the FBI as legitimate. Many of the ransom notes were fake, authorities said, but the Guthrie family responded to two. Details >

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Nancy Guthrie’s captors possibly took Native reservation route: Ex-FBI agent >

Deadly Tesla crash raises questions about Autopilot use

The daughter of a woman killed in a Tesla crash said, "She didn't deserve this," and wants answers. Read more >

Journalist backs missing scientist’s claim she was hit by energy weapon

Missing scientists: Several theories have been circulating about the deaths and disappearances of a string of scientists and employees linked to federal nuclear, aerospace and defense programs. One theory is they may have been killed using a directed energy weapon. The latest >

Zoom in: Reports say before she died by suicide, researcher Amy Eskridge claimed she was the victim of a directed energy attack inside her Alabama home. Such weapons have been blamed for Havana syndrome. Read more >

Havana syndrome: Journalist Catherine Herridge has been investigating reports of Havana syndrome, both abroad and domestically, for years. She told Katie Pavlich the theory isn’t as far-fetched as some may think. “It’s no longer isolated to overseas,” Herridge said. Watch >

Are GLP-1s performance-enhancing drugs?

The World Anti-Doping Organization announced it was studying GLP-1s to see if athletes were abusing them. What to know >

As New York holds House primaries today, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is looking to flex his political muscle to reshape the congressional delegation. What to know >

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said data centers coming to the state must bring their own power and reuse their own water. The latest >

A cosmetologist has been sentenced after a Kim Kardashian look-alike model died after receiving botched butt injections in California. Read more >

Suspected Kansas City shooter Oscar Sanchez-Munoz's family said he had been showing signs of troubling mental health symptoms. The manhunt >

Sen. Rick Scott, R-Fla., told NewsNation that Ye should not be allowed to perform at a taxpayer-funded Florida venue. Details >

Bill O’Reilly said Iran has been presented with a final ultimatum: "Either let the weapons inspectors in, or we’re going to have to bomb them again.” Watch >