On This Day: June 26

10 years of headlines that grabbed us.
June 26, 2023
Looks Like Kevin Costner's Divorce Is Getting Ugly
Legal documents filed by Kevin Costner's estranged wife last week appear to indicate her divorce from the actor could get messy.  Keep reading >>
 
June 26, 2022
Miner's Surprise Find: 'She's Perfect and She's Beautiful'
He might have hoped to strike a rich vein of gold in Canada's Yukon.  Keep reading >>
 
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June 26, 2021
Ethel Rosenberg's Sons Want Truth About Mom Known
When his mother called to tell him she had been arrested and couldn't come home, as had happened to his father the month prior, Michael Meeropol screamed into the phone.  Keep reading >>
 
June 26, 2020
'For the Love of God Do Not Vote for My Dad'
Robert Regan is being campaigned against—by his own daughter.  Keep reading >>
 
June 26, 2019
Twins Smiled in Photo Posted at 3am. One Was Soon Dead
A New Jersey woman is dead, and her identical twin stands accused of killing her.  Keep reading >>
 
 
June 26, 2018
Heather Locklear Hospitalized Hours After Release From Jail
Heather Locklear is getting help after emergency services were called to her home for the second time in less than 24 hours.  Keep reading >>
 
June 26, 2017
Did Seattle's Higher Minimum Wage Backfire?
Seattle has been gradually increasing its minimum wage, with the city planning to make it $15 by 2021.  Keep reading >>
 
June 26, 2016
After Trump's Tough Month, Clinton Opens Up a Big Lead
After a month plagued with what the Washington Post is calling "self-inflicted controversies," Donald Trump has taken a beating in that paper's latest poll, "foreshadowing that the November election could be a referendum on Trump more than anything else."  Keep reading >>
 
June 26, 2015
SCOTUS Says Yes to Gay Marriage
Perhaps the most anticipated Supreme Court case has been decided, and it's a yes for same-sex marriage throughout the land.  Keep reading >>
 
June 26, 2014
Supreme Court: Obama Overstepped His Bounds
The Supreme Court has just limited a president's power to make temporary appointments to fill high-level government jobs.  Keep reading >>