Archive · 13 Jun 2025
News Roundup: Highlights from the Week of June 7-13
This week's news included a halt in border propaganda between North and South Korea.
A news correspondent was suspended for a social media post.
A boat carrying aid to Gaza was stopped.
California's governor sued over National Guard deployment.
Also, a new UK sports league had its first winner.
These stories show a mix of international relations, media controversies, and local events.
South Korea and North Korea ended loudspeaker propaganda broadcasts.
ABC News suspended a correspondent for calling Stephen Miller a "world-class hater".
Israeli authorities halted a boat attempting to deliver aid to Gaza.
California's governor sued over Donald Trump's deployment of National Guard troops.
SDS FC won the inaugural UK Baller League.
- Who
- Involves North and South Korea, ABC News, activists, the California governor, and sports teams.
- What
- A summary of recent global events.
- When
- Covering the period of June 7-13.
- Where
- Globally, with specific events in Korea, the US, Israel, and the UK.
- Why
- To provide an overview of significant events during the specified week.
Trump Administration
California Governor Newsom
National Guard Deployment
Trump Administration
Viewed the National Guard and Marine deployment as necessary for maintaining order.
California Governor Newsom
Viewed the deployment as inflammatory and an abuse of power.
- Propaganda Broadcasts
- Ended between North and South Korea.
- Correspondent Suspension
- ABC News suspended a correspondent.
- Aid Ship
- Halted by Israeli authorities.
- National Guard Lawsuit
- Filed by California's governor.
- Baller League Winner
- SDS FC won.