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11.06.2025 โ€” The Day Curfews Replaced Protests

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 11.06.2025.

It displays 264 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

11.06.2025 โ‡ข The Day Curfews Replaced Protests
โŒจLos Angeles imposed a downtown curfew after three nights of anti-ICE protests, with police conducting mass arrests as 700 Marines joined the existing National Guard deployment. Federal courts rejected Governor Newsom's emergency motion to block Trump's troop deployment, while Newsom delivered a livestreamed response calling Trump a "dictator"โ€”though technical difficulties left the first half without audio.

The confrontation expanded beyond California as protests spread to New York City, where over 80 people were arrested, and Texas deployed National Guard statewide. Trump addressed Fort Bragg soldiers, vowing to "liberate Los Angeles" from what he termed migrant "invasion." ICE announced tactical agent deployments to Democratic-led cities nationwide.

Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson died at 82, while Harvey Weinstein received a mixed verdict in his retrial. The FBI began investigating funding sources behind the riots, with officials alleging organizational backing. By evening, National Guard troops had begun detaining civilians during protests, marking an escalation in military involvement.
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According to a recent report, tensions are escalating between David Hogg and the leadership on the Democratic National Committee (DNC), as the organization is purportedly considering the possibility of "redoing" Hoggโ€™s election to the position of vice chair -- instead choosing someone better fitted for the position.
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01:39โ‡ขFederal Judge Backs Trump's Military Override

โŒจThe newspapers report on a federal judge rejecting California's emergency request to block Trump's military deployment in Los Angeles, while protests against immigration enforcement spread nationwide and turn violent (Boston Globe, CNN, Washington Post, AP News). Los Angeles Mayor imposed a downtown curfew following what sources describe as "anti-ICE riots," with at least 15 arrests in New York City protests and thousands taking to streets (Fox News, NY Post, USA Today). Representative LaMonica McIver faces federal indictment on three counts after allegedly storming an ICE detention center in Newark, with potential 17-year prison sentence (Breitbart, The Blaze). The National Park Service must post signage by June 13 asking visitors for feedback on historical information they feel misrepresents American history, while Sean Combs' trial continues with testimony from his ex-girlfriend about financial support and abuse allegations (NPR, NBC News).
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Mayor Bass announced a curfew for downtown Los Angeles following four nights of sporadically chaotic protests. Also, ICE has expanded into rural communities following days of coordinated raids in urban areas of Los Angeles County.
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04:40โ‡ขCurfew Hits Downtown LA

โŒจThe newspapers report on Los Angeles imposing a downtown curfew as anti-ICE protests enter their fourth night, with dozens arrested in both LA and New York City (LA Times, Fox News, NY Post, USA Today). California Governor Newsom launched what sources describe as a "scorched-earth attack" on Trump, calling him a "dictator" in a livestream plagued by audio difficulties for the first half, prompting mockery from conservative outlets (Breitbart, Daily Beast, Newsweek). The military escalation continued with 700 Marines arriving to join 2,000 National Guard troops already deployed, despite Newsom filing court challenges to block the deployment (CBS, AP News). Trump addressed Fort Bragg soldiers about restoring military base names while calling the LA situation an "assault on peace," as White House officials express satisfaction with events but worry about troops becoming involved in violence (One America News, The Atlantic).
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10:02โ‡ขCurfew and Mass Arrests Sweep Los Angeles

โŒจThe newspapers report on Los Angeles police swiftly enforcing a downtown curfew with mass arrests as Trump deploys an additional 2,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines to the city (ABC News, CBS, CNN, AP News, Washington Post). California Governor Newsom delivered a live address calling Trump's military deployment "authoritarianism" and an assault on democracy, while Trump vowed to "liberate Los Angeles" from what he termed migrant "invasion and third-world lawlessness" (CBS, Fox News). The protests have expanded nationwide against Trump's mass deportation policies, with over 80 arrests during chaotic anti-ICE demonstrations in New York City and Texas Governor Abbott deploying National Guard across his state (NPR, NY Post, Newsweek). Congressional Republicans express support for Trump's LA response but show skepticism over deploying Marines, while House Democrats suggest his actions constitute impeachable offenses (The Hill, Common Dreams).
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The Metropolitan Opera Childrenโ€™s Chorus has long been an elite training ground for young singers. Getting in requires grit, personality and a soaring voice.
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12:37โ‡ขCourts Back Trump's LA Troop Surge

โŒจThe newspapers report on Los Angeles police swiftly enforcing a downtown curfew with arrests as protests against Trump's immigration crackdown continue for a fourth night (Boston Globe, LA Times, AP News). A federal judge rejected Governor Newsom's emergency request to limit Trump's troop deployment, while Texas announced National Guard deployment statewide (The Hill, CNN). Elon Musk apologized to Trump, saying his recent social media attacks "went too far," marking a reversal from his previous criticism (CNN, The Daily Beast). Trump threatened to use force against military parade protesters and claimed Los Angeles would be "burning" without his intervention, as the deployment now includes Marines alongside National Guard troops (Common Dreams, Newsweek, USA Today).
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In an effort to appeal to the median voter, Britainโ€™s prime minister, Keir Starmer, has accepted the Rightโ€™s talking points on immigration and economics. This experiment has been a disaster for Labourโ€™s popularity.
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14:58โ‡ขMarines Land in Los Angeles

โŒจThe newspapers report on Marines arriving in Los Angeles as downtown curfew enforcement leads to dozens of arrests, with protests against immigration raids now spreading nationwide (Boston Globe, LA Times, NBC News, AP News). Trump confirmed a new trade deal with China while his administration deploys ICE tactical agents to blue cities, as California Governor Newsom's legal challenge to limit troop deployment was rejected by a federal judge (The Epoch Times, NBC News, The Hill). ABC News fired veteran correspondent Terry Moran after his social media attacks on Stephen Miller, while RFK Jr. dismissed government vaccine experts from their advisory roles (Breitbart, Vox). The confrontation escalated with Trump threatening "very big force" against planned Army parade protesters in Washington DC.
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The labor movement improves lives for all kinds of workers, and the two largest National Labor Relations Board elections of the month of May were at two very different workplaces: the School of Visual Arts in New York City, and Dold Foods in Wichita, Kansas.
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The Metropolitan Opera Childrenโ€™s Chorus has long been an elite training ground for young singers. Getting in requires grit, personality and a soaring voice.
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The Metropolitan Opera Childrenโ€™s Chorus has long been an elite training ground for young singers. Getting in requires grit, personality and a soaring voice.
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16:57โ‡ขImmigration Protests Go National

โŒจThe newspapers report on protests against immigration raids spreading nationwide, with the National Guard deployed to San Antonio and demonstrations from Seattle to Chicago and Washington D.C. (Boston Globe, AP News, USA Today). Los Angeles businesses face millions in damage from looting as the city maintains its curfew, while critics question the organic nature of the protests (ABC News, The Blaze). Elon Musk publicly apologized to Trump, saying his social media attacks "went too far" after their recent public feud, with Trump revealing his stance on the billionaire's criticism (NBC News, Fox News). A federal court examines whether immunity decisions could overturn Trump's conviction, while his Ukraine deadline for Putin has passed without clear resolution (The Hill, Newsweek).
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Brian Wilson, the Beach Boysโ€™ visionary and fragile leader whose genius for melody, arrangements and wide-eyed self-expression inspired โ€œGood Vibrations,โ€ โ€œCalifornia Girlsโ€ and other summertime anthems that made him one of the worldโ€™sโ€ฆ
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The Beach Boysโ€™ visionary and fragile leader whose genius for melody, arrangements and wide-eyed self-expression inspired โ€œGood Vibrations,โ€ โ€œCalifornia Girlsโ€ and other summertime anthems and made him one of the worldโ€™s most influentialโ€ฆ
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18:20โ‡ขBeach Boys Genius Brian Wilson Dead at 82

โŒจThe newspapers report on Beach Boys co-founder Brian Wilson's death at 82, with multiple outlets celebrating his musical genius behind hits like "Good Vibrations" and "California Girls" (NPR, NY Post, USA Today). Harvey Weinstein received a mixed verdict in his retrial, convicted on one sexual misconduct charge while acquitted on another (NYTimes). The Trump-Musk feud appears to be cooling as Trump hints at reconciliation after Musk's public apology, with Trump stating "no hard feelings" despite Musk's accusations linking him to Jeffrey Epstein (Fox News, One America News Network). Meanwhile, the Los Angeles military deployment continues with 700 Marines now trained and ready for street deployment, as immigration protests spread nationwide and the entire Fulbright Board resigned over Trump administration interference (NBC News, Newsweek, The Daily Beast).
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Since 2016, Democrats have operationally withdrawn from rural America. No party can win nationally without rural voters, and progressive economics have plenty to offer, if only the party would embrace them.
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19:52โ‡ขFBI Probes Riot Funding Sources

โŒจThe newspapers report on investigations into funding sources behind Los Angeles riots, with the FBI examining money trails and Republican officials alleging foreign backing (The Epoch Times, Fox News, Breitbart, The Blaze). Senator Hawley specifically targets left-wing groups allegedly receiving government grants to fund the unrest, while the White House labels the riots an "attack on American culture" (Fox News, Newsweek). Los Angeles Mayor Bass urged the Trump administration to halt ICE raids, calling them provocations, as 700 Marines complete training for potential street deployment under an ongoing downtown curfew (Boston Globe, AP News, NBC News). Anti-ICE protests are scheduled nationwide for June 14th, coinciding with Trump's birthday, with officials describing participants as "paid troublemakers" (One America News Network).
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At the heart of Andrew Cuomoโ€™s mayoral run is the firm belief that none of the terrible things heโ€™s done to the people whose votes heโ€™s competing for will matter. Hereโ€™s a reminder of a few of the biggest scandals on that long list.
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21:40โ‡ขNational Guard Starts Detaining Civilians

โŒจThe newspapers report on escalating tensions as National Guard troops have begun detaining civilians during Los Angeles protests, marking a new phase in the military deployment (AP News). Trump's Justice Department issued unprecedented demands for election data from Colorado, with voting officials describing the scope as unlike anything previously seen (NPR). Defense Secretary nominee Hegseth faced harsh Republican criticism during Senate hearings, while Press Secretary Leavitt stormed out of a briefing when questioned about free speech protections (The Hill, The Daily Beast). ICE announced workplace raid quotas to intensify immigration enforcement, as Homeland Security requested additional weapons and drones for the Los Angeles operation (Washington Post, USA Today). Meanwhile, the U.S. began withdrawing diplomats from Iraq amid rising Iran tensions, reducing the American presence in Baghdad (NYTimes).
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Brian Wilson, who has been widely hailed as a brilliant visionary and musical genius, being the creative force behind the Beach Boys -- who captured the spirit of early 1960s culture and reshaped the landscape of pop music with the iconic album "Pet Sounds," has died at 82.
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23:13โ‡ขFBI Traces Riot Money

โŒจThe newspapers report on investigations into organized funding behind Los Angeles riots, with the FBI examining money trails and law enforcement probing whether organizations orchestrated the unrest (The Epoch Times, Newsweek). Federal authorities have deployed 500 trained National Guard troops to accompany ICE raids, while California's resistance escalated with the Trump administration claiming the state's blocking of federal troops "puts lives in danger" (AP News, NBC News). A federal judge ruled against detaining anti-Israel protest leader Mahmoud Khalil, blocking his removal despite State Department determination (USA Today, Fox News). Trump's administration moved to dismantle environmental protections, with the EPA attacking power plant pollution rules while RFK Jr. purged vaccine committee members after earlier dismissals (Common Dreams, Washington Post, Vox). Conservative media highlighted Trump's reversal of Biden-era employment trends, claiming new jobs now favor native-born Americans over migrants (Breitbart).
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