The Trump administration is secretly plotting to build a U.S.-funded deportation system inside Panama to block migrants from ever reaching American soil—according to an explosive new investigation by the Daily Beast’s sister Substack PunchUp and reporting partner Migrant Insider. Internal Department of Homeland Security documents reveal key features of the offshore platform, which would funnel apprehended migrants through just a five-day window for appeal before they’re automatically removed to a third country. The system would be equipped to process up to 6,000 cases a year, with DHS designing, funding, and remotely accessing it. Panamanian authorities would run the platform on the ground, with biometric data from migrants fed into U.S. watchlists. Kansas City immigration attorney Rekha Sharma-Crawford warned that the proposals “fail to provide any safety nets for those fleeing persecution” and that the documents could well represent a “master plan for global implementation.” Join Tom Latchem and immigration expert Austin Kocher as they dig into PunchUp’s latest live on Wednesday, June 10, at 10.30 a.m. EST.

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A U.S. Navy base employee is in critical condition after a shark attack near a marina in Florida. Emergency responders were dispatched around 11:45 a.m. on Monday after a 911 call reported a possible drowning, but emergency personnel later determined the man was attacked by a shark, according to Commander Tristan Oliveria of Naval Support Activity Panama City. Officials said the victim, reportedly a civilian employee with the Naval Surface Warfare Center, had been swimming with a colleague during his lunch break when the attack happened. The employee suffered injuries to both arms, Oliveria said. NBC affiliate WJHG reported that the man was in his late 20s and that he was rushed into surgery and remained in critical condition. Authorities have not released the victim’s identity. The incident remains under investigation. “First and foremost, our prayers and thoughts go out to the family,” Oliveria said.

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From IV drips to nasal sprays, NAD+ (nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide) has become a star ingredient in the anti-aging and longevity space. NAD+ is a naturally occurring molecule produced by the body, and, much like collagen, elastin, and certain hormones, its levels decline with age. While intravenous and subcutaneous administration of NAD+ may help address concerns such as low energy, poor recovery, and dull skin, oral NAD+ supplements themselves have not been shown to be particularly effective. On the other hand, over-the-counter NAD+ precursors like NMN (nicotinamide mononucleotide) have shown promising results in both clinical studies and anecdotal reports. Possible benefits of oral NMN supplementation include reduced fatigue, less brain fog, healthier-looking skin, and, according to emerging research, support for healthier hair by addressing thinning from within.

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Bill Cody, the veteran Nashville radio star whose voice became synonymous with the Grand Ole Opry, has died at age 67. The much-loved country music personality and WSM morning show host died on Tuesday after suffering from a bout of serious illness, including kidney and heart failure. “Bill will be remembered for his kindness, humility, and genuine gift for connection,” WSM Radio posted on Instagram. “He was a trusted voice, a generous friend, and a constant companion to generations of listeners.” Cody’s radio career spanned five decades and began in 1971 when he was just 12 years old. For more than 30 years, he served as host of WSM Radio’s flagship morning show, Coffee, Country & Cody, as well as a long-running stint as announcer for the Grand Ole Opry. He was recognized throughout his long-running career with accolades such as induction into the Country Radio Hall of Fame, a star on the Music City Walk of Fame, and posthumous induction into the Tennessee Radio Hall of Fame. In tribute, country music icon Garth Brooks said: “There might be someone somewhere in the world who loved country music as much, but nobody loved country music more than Bill Cody.”

A Delta Air Lines flight was forced to make an unscheduled landing after a passenger allegedly slapped a flight attendant on the rear when she inadvertently skipped his drinks order. Federal prosecutors say the flight from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to Los Angeles was forced to land in Atlanta after Cody James Maluck, 32, allegedly slapped a flight attendant on the bottom hard enough to move her body forward. According to a federal complaint reviewed by The Independent, the attendant skipped Maluck during beverage service because he appeared to be asleep. Moments later, she “felt a slap to her buttocks area with sufficient force to cause her body to move forward,” the complaint says. She turned around to see Maluck raising his hands and saying words to the effect of, “I didn’t do anything.” Another flight attendant told investigators she heard a yell and saw her colleague lurch forward “as if she had been struck or pushed.” The pilot diverted the aircraft to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, where Atlanta police met the plane and detained Maluck. The FBI later took over the investigation. Maluck allegedly admitted he touched the attendant’s buttocks but denied striking her hard enough to move her forward.

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Officials in a California city apologized and halted distribution of a summer recreation guide after discovering that some mailed copies contained pornographic images. Some copies included “inappropriate images that should not have appeared in a publication distributed to residents,” Pomona City said in a statement on Monday. Officials stressed that the inclusion “was not intentional” and the images “were not approved for inclusion.” According to the San Bernardino Sun, Assistant City Manager Mark Gluba said the images appeared to be pages of adult-content ads that replaced planned city content. He said only a limited number of copies with pornographic content were distributed. “We sincerely apologize to our community, especially to families and children who may have been affected,” the city said, adding that it recognized the incident had “damaged public trust.” Gluba said officials were working with the Pomona Police Department and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service to investigate the matter.

X-Men star Tyler Mane has revealed that he has been diagnosed with breast cancer, calling the disease “super rare” in men and urging others not to ignore potential warning signs. The 59-year-old Canadian actor, who played the mutant Sabretooth in the 2000 blockbuster, shared the news in a Facebook video. “I have some bad news. I start chemo today,” Mane said. “One in 750 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime, and I’m one of them.” He wrote in a caption that “it’s super rare” and “only 1 percent of breast cancers are men.” The actor said he initially didn’t want to make his diagnosis public because it felt “kind of embarrassing.” But he said he decided to speak about it after learning that men are more likely to be diagnosed at more advanced stages because “it’s not talked about and not looked for.” “Because it’s rarely talked about, it’s usually found at later stages and has worse outcomes. I want to change that,” he said. Mane also credited his wife, Renae Geerlings, 51, with pushing him to get a lump removed and begin treatment after doctors dismissed his concerns. “F--- cancer!” he said in footage from the hospital as he began chemotherapy.

Plenty of big names in media, politics, and business are expected to attend the annual Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference in Idaho next month. Those on the guest list, Variety reported, include Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, David Ellison, Bari Weiss, Tim Cook, and Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch. Also believed to make an appearance are CNN’s Anderson Cooper, Fox News anchor Bret Baier, and CBS’ Gayle King, as well as leaders in the artificial intelligence space, like OpenAI’s Sam Altman. Jared Kushner, Donald Trump’s son-in-law, is also on the guest list for the week-long conference, which some refer to as a summer camp for billionaires. The conference has taken place each year since 1983. Its namesake is Herbert Allen Jr., the CEO of Allen & Company, a private investment firm based in New York and London. Those who have attended past conferences but are not expected to do so this year are former media executive Shari Redstone, the daughter of former CBS Corporation Chairman Sumner Redstone, and Warren Buffet. In prior years, reported agreements were made at the conference to merge Disney and ABC News, and for Bezos to buy The Washington Post.

Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner easily won the Democratic primary on Tuesday, beating Governor Janet Mills, who had dropped out of the race in April, the Associated Press reported. Platner, a 41-year-old oyster farmer and Marine Corps veteran who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, will now try to unseat five-term Republican Sen. Susan Collins, 73, in November. Platner’s campaign has drawn attention in part due to a tattoo of his—which he has since covered up—resembling one used by a Nazi paramilitary organization. Platner told the Daily Beast last fall that he had only recently become aware that the tattoo, which he got while out drinking in Croatia with other Marines nearly 20 years ago, had Nazi connotations. In his victory speech on Tuesday, Platner said political commentators “keep looking for that one story, that one headline, that one moment in my life that they can define the campaign by.” He continued: “In trying so hard to understand me, they failed to understand that this is not about me at all. This is a movement about us, about the far too many, working far too hard and struggling far too much.”

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Actor Nicholas Galitzine has another strange, hunky project in the works. The 31-year-old actor, who played the iconic comic book hero He-Man in this month’s Masters of the Universe movie, will star as male supermodel Hoyt Richards in an upcoming feature film from auteur filmmaker Gus Van Sant. Other details about the upcoming feature haven’t been revealed yet, but Richards, 64, is widely known as the first-ever male supermodel. He was also in a cult led by Frederick von Mierers, called Eternal Values, to which he gave millions of dollars he earned from modeling. A new HBO docuseries, Bring Me the Beauties, details Richards’ experience with von Mierers, who helped the young model enter the fashion world but also believed himself to be an alien consciousness occupying a human body. Aside from his leading role in Masters of the Universe, Galitzine also stars as Elliot Matthews in The Sheep Detectives alongside Hugh Jackman.

NASA has announced the crew that will be embarking on Artemis III. The group of four men was revealed on Tuesday just two months after Artemis II, which marked the first time NASA had sent astronauts to the moon’s vicinity in more than 50 years. The crew members for Artemis III consist of Commander Randy Bresnik, pilot Luca Parmitano, as well as mission specialists Frank Rubio, and Andre Douglas. They will fly to low-Earth orbit “to test rendezvous and docking maneuvers” for future missions. The four men have “extensive experience in space,” as described by The New York Times, with Douglas even having been a backup for Artemis II. “Mom, thank you so much for believing in me,” he said as he prepares for his first trip into space. NASA’s longstanding commitment to diversity was challenged by the Trump administration’s focus on eliminating DEI policies in 2025, after which NASA removed a pledge from its website to put the first woman, first black person, and first non-American on the moon. “I don’t think anyone should be reading into this,” NASA administrator Jared Isaacman said regarding the absence of a woman on the new crew. He noted that the four selected astronauts were “the best astronauts to undertake and complete the mission’s objectives.”