### Top of the Fold
- Catholic bishops approve Communion document aimed at possible rebuke of President Biden (Fox News) | Ironically, nearly 60 House Democrats — whose party increasingly targets religious liberty — call on Catholic bishops to stop targeting pro-abortion pols (Fox News) | Vatican pitifully dismisses pressure to ban Communion for abortion-supporting Catholics (Washington Examiner)
- Border crisis shows few signs of slowing as migrant encounters and fentanyl seizures stay high (Fox News) | Fifty-six House Republicans urge Biden to remove Kamala Harris from leading role on migration crisis (Fox News)
### Government & Politics
- VA to reverse commonsense ban on sex-change surgeries for veterans (Washington Post)
- Despite campaign promises, 60% could see tax increase under Biden proposals (Washington Examiner)
- "This royally sucks. I'm disgusted": Obama ethics chief gives Biden an "F" on family-related hires (Fox News)
### National Security
- "Wake up": New Israeli leader blasts Biden's nuclear talks with Iran (Washington Times)
- White House freezes $100 million Ukraine military package that includes lethal weapons (Politico)
### Economy
- "There is still a lot of interest in firearms": Ammo shortage shows no sign of improving (Fox Business)
- New Harvard data (accidentally) reveal how lockdowns crushed the working class while leaving elites unscathed (FEE)
### Annals of the "Social Justice" Caliphate
- Truck accidentally runs over two people, killing one, at Florida Pride parade, yet the Fort Lauderdale mayor inevitably cites "terrorist attack against the LGBT community" (NY Post)
- Juneteenth and gay pride celebrations allowed in Evanston, Illinois — a city that canceled Independence Day parade (Daily Wire)
- Coca-Cola shareholders excoriate company's discriminatory policy for contracted lawyers (Daily Wire)
- Apple and its homosexual CEO censor 27 LGBTQ apps in China (Not the Bee)
- "Sesame Street" adds family with two gay fathers in Pride Month episode (Washington Examiner)
- Nonprofit founded by BLM's Patrisse Cullors failed to disclose major donations (Blaze)
### Around the Nation
- Twelve deaths linked to tropical storm, including 10 killed in car crash (Washington Examiner)
- Forty-one percent increase in killed police officers so far in 2021 (Washington Examiner)
- Texas governor vetoes funding for state legislature after obstructionist Democrats walk out on voting bill (National Review)
- "There is no legitimate reason to keep ineligible voters on the rolls": Georgia secretary of state removes 100,000 outdated voter files (Washington Examiner)
- Pennsylvania poised to begin Arizona-style election audit with subpoena power (Washington Examiner)
### Odds & Ends
- Federal judge charges U.S. marshals in vaccination dispute (AP)
- Wuhan lab found all the genes to recreate "epidemic strain" of coronavirus in 2017 (National Pulse)
- Hard-liner under U.S. sanctions wins Iran presidency in historically low turnout (AP)
### Closing Arguments
- Policy: Biden-Putin summit proves essentially fruitless (Daily Signal)
- Humor: California public schools ban teaching of critical thinking (Babylon Bee)
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