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Trump Pushes Congress to Expunge His Two Impeachments, June 13
Trump seeks to expunge his two impeachments from his first term, though legal experts say the effort is purely symbolic with no constitutional power.
Japan’s Furusato Nozei System Creates ¥863B Deficit for Municipalities, June 13
Japan’s furusato nozei system created ¥863 billion municipal deficit in 2024 as tax deductions and fees exceeded donations, prompting audit review.
Carl’s Jr. Franchisee Closes 10 Restaurants, Sells 49 After Bankruptcy, June 13
Carl’s Jr. franchisee files Chapter 11 bankruptcy, plans to close 10 locations and sell 49 others in California amid rising labor costs.
Beisia Opens First Discount Store “Kokotoku” on June 12
Beisia opens discount supermarket “Kokotoku” in Saitama June 12, with 1-2 decade lower prices. Plans 5 stores in 2 years.
SpaceX IPO Soars 19% to $161 on Record $75B Debut, June 13
SpaceX stock SPCX jumps 19% to $161 in record IPO debut, raising $75B and valuing the company at $2.1 trillion.
Royal Property Scandal: Beatrice and Eugenie Face Rent-Free Palace Row, June 13
UK audit reveals Beatrice and Eugenie live rent-free in royal palaces. Prince William plans stricter property rules as king.
WestJet Launches Azores Route as Fuel Crisis Squeezes Airlines, June 12
WestJet launches Toronto-Azores nonstop service June 12, expanding to 26 European routes for summer 2026 amid rising fuel costs.
Japan’s February Election Ruled Constitutional Despite 2.1x Voting Disparity
Tokyo and Fukuoka high courts ruled Japan’s February 2026 election constitutional despite 2.1x voting disparity. 15 of 16 lawsuits rejected.
Japan Cabinet Secretary’s Aide Admits Hotel Misconduct, June 13
Cabinet Secretary Kihara confirms aide Mogi invited a woman to hotel rooms during Osaka Expo trips. Unpaid fees settled after media inquiry.