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Trump har gått på to store nederlag de siste 36 timene: Han må fjerne Trump- navnet fra Kennedy senterets fasade, og han mistet muligheten for å erstatte sine allierte etter stormingen av Capitol. Her var det snakk om å gi 1,8 milliarder dollar til domfelte banditter og andre. A Democratic former Navy pilot wins primary to try unseating Tom Kean Jr. in New Jersey's most contested House race (Politico) Democrat Rebecca Bennett, a former Navy helicopter pilot, will challenge Republican Tom Kean Jr. in November in the Garden State’s most hotly-contested congressional race. Read More Troops attending White House UFC event must meet physical standards, pay for travel

(Military Times) Fighters participating in the Ultimate Fighting Championship matches on the White House grounds later this month aren’t the only ones who need to make weight. Read More ----oooo00O00oooo----

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Navy fires entire leadership team  of ship repair facility in Japan Capt. Wendel Penetrante, Capt. Edwin Catubig and Master Chief Petty Officer Thomas Dean Howell were relieved on Wednesday. No specific reason for their firing has been given. READ NOW What China Thinks of America’s F-47 Fighter WATCH HERE  ----oooo00O00oooo----

Pressen under press fra Trump regimet. Stars & Stripes har vært i fokus over lengre tid. Nå er det nok for denne nyhetskilden. (Red.)

Plaintiffs sue Pentagon, allege illegal limits on Stars and Stripes

By 

Corey Dickstein

Stars and Stripes • June 3, 2026

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A legal advocacy group filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday, June 3, 2026, charging that recent Pentagon actions targeting Stars and Stripes “erode its longstanding editorial independence and First Amendment protections.” (Reader submitted photo)

Two plaintiffs said in a federal lawsuit filed Wednesday that recent Pentagon actions targeting Stars and Stripes violate federal law and should be blocked.

The suit, filed in Washington, D.C., alleges the measures “erode [Stripes’] longstanding editorial independence and First Amendment protections.” It was brought by two members of the organization’s publisher advisory board, an external group of journalism professionals that provides guidance.