Evening Wire: RFK Jr. Targets Obamacare Fraud & Police Hunting Mexican Batman | 6.29.26

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Evening Wire covers rising cyber threats between Iran and Israel, severe flooding in Kentucky, wildfires in Colorado, Obamacare fraud allegations, political backlash at Pride events, animal shelter scandal in California,

Key takeaways

• Iranian cyber attacks on Israel tripled in June

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