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Edition No. 2 Β· Mon 22 Jun 2026 Β· 17 stories Β· Source: Daily Newsletter Digest

Edition No. 2

Monday 22 June 2026

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  1. 01 Β· Financial Times

    JD Vance arrives in Switzerland for crunch US–Iran talks

    The talks are increasingly swallowed by the Israel-Hezbollah fight in Lebanon and renewed threats over Hormuz.

  2. 02 Β· The Washington Post

    Pro-Trump candidate is frontrunner in Colombia's election

    The runoff pits a Trump-endorsed megaprison candidate against a leftist promising continued gang negotiations.

    Elections

  3. 03 Β· The Guardian

    Keir Starmer expected to announce departure Monday

    His resignation would make him Britain's seventh prime minister in a decade, with Andy Burnham seen as successor.

  4. 04 Β· The Washington Post

    Confidential files contained directives for Tulsi Gabbard. Did they come from her guru?

    The Post traced hundreds of memos that guided her congressional-era politics to her spiritual guru's network.

  5. 05 Β· The Washington Post

    Records reveal $600M estimate for Trump's ballroom, half from taxpayers

    The estimate undercuts earlier promises that the project wouldn't cost taxpayers 'a dime.'

  1. 06 Β· Business Insider

    The AI token economy
    Why it matters

    Companies once paid staff to use AI; now they cap usage, and compute access has become a recruiting perk.

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  2. 07 Β· Status

    The Post's Local Backpedal
    Why it matters

    Further reading from the day's section on ai advertising economics.

    Story page β†’
  3. 08 Β· Business Insider

    Rainbow models and their AI doppelgΓ€ngers
    Why it matters

    Further reading from the day's section on ai advertising economics.

    Story page β†’
  4. 09 Β· Business Insider

    Convey raises $38M from a16z to automate office work
    Why it matters

    Further reading from the day's section on venture funding.

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  5. 10 Β· Juggernaut Capital

    Gareth Bale launches a dedicated sports fund
    Why it matters

    It joins a wave of athlete-backed investment funds this week, including LVMH's Durant- and Trout-backed Champ Fund.

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  6. 11 Β· The Athletic

    Is the MetLife pitch fit for the final?
    Why it matters

    The Athletic ranked all 16 World Cup venues and put the eventual final's host dead last.

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  7. 12 Β· The Athletic

    Eloy Room, CuraΓ§ao's Secretary of Defense
    Why it matters

    His 15 saves earned the island its first-ever World Cup point and 600,000 new Instagram followers in two hours.

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  8. 13 Β· The Athletic

    Wyndham Clark leads the U.S. Open as Scheffler charges
    Why it matters

    Clark's lead at Oakmont is under pressure as Scottie Scheffler makes a third-round charge.

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  9. 14 Β· The Washington Post

    America's feral hog population is booming. Here's how to control it.
    Why it matters

    Nearly 7 million feral hogs now roam the United States, per the newsletter's lightning round tally.

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  10. 15 Β· The Guardian

    David Hockney's funeral held in private with two mourners
    Why it matters

    The British painter's funeral drew only two mourners, the newsletter noted in its lightning round.

    Story page β†’
  11. 16 Β· The Washington Post

    A Father's Day essay: the dad I almost missed
    Why it matters

    Further reading from the day's section on recommended reading.

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  12. 17 Β· Status

    Peter Hamby joins Puck to lead 2028 coverage
    Why it matters

    Further reading from the day's section on recommended reading.

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