Courtroom Fallout: A federal judge in Alabama sanctioned attorney Terrence Collingsworth after a jury found he and his group made false claims and engaged in witness bribery and other misconduct tied to a Drummond Company dispute, with damages totaling hundreds of millions. Voting Rights Fight: Wisconsin’s DOJ is pushing back in federal appeals court against a demand for unredacted voter lists, arguing the federal government has no authority and lacks proof of a mass ineligible-voter problem. Judicial Independence in California: The California Supreme Court’s callout of Yolo County’s use of blanket judicial challenges could open the door to review of long-running practices. Immigration & Rights: The UN’s top human-rights official criticized new EU “return hub” rules, warning against outsourcing detention and deportation obligations. Juneteenth Across the U.S.: Atlanta’s 14th Juneteenth parade is set to step off Saturday, with events and community celebrations continuing nationwide. World Cup, U.S. Fans: Team USA’s 2-0 win over Australia is drawing crowds and watch parties, while FIFA’s hydration-break debate and new match rules keep fans talking. Gun Policy: A report says the Trump administration’s rapid gun-regulation rollback includes warnings about potential deadly impacts for people deemed mentally unfit. Sports & Culture: Netflix expanded its deal with Ryan Coogler’s Proximity Media to develop original series.