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United StatesUS military to stay in Middle East during negotiations with Iran
The U.S. military will maintain its current force posture in the Middle East during the 60-day negotiation period with Iran, according to senior Trump administration officials. Officials expressed hope to reduce troop levels but stated no immediate plans to do so. They emphasized that any reduction would depend on Iran making concessions and commitments regarding its nuclear program. A memorandum of understanding was signed by U.S. President Trump, Vice President Vance, and Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, with details expected to be released soon. The Pentagon has increased
Cook Political Report shifts 7 House races toward Democrats
The nonpartisan Cook Political Report updated its assessment of several U.S. House races, moving seven districts closer to Democratic control. The report noted that while Republicans may have benefited from redistricting, Democrats remain in a strong position to reclaim the majority. Six of the seven affected districts are currently held by Republicans, with one exception being Alabama's 2nd Congressional District, represented by Democrat Shomari Figures. The report adjusted the ratings for these races, indicating increased competitiveness.
Vance on the clock with Iran deal under fire
Vice President Kamala Harris is now officially on the clock to negotiate a nuclear deal with Iran, following a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that failed to extract significant concessions from Tehran. Harris defended President Trump's preliminary deal during a White House briefing, stating that the 60-day clock for further talks would begin today. She attempted to downplay controversial provisions of the MOU, including the immediate lifting of sanctions on Iranian oil exports and the eventual creation of a $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran. Harris was scheduled to travel to Geneva,
US Details, Defends 14-Point Iran Plan It Has Yet to Publish
Senior U.S. officials have described and defended the key elements of a proposed 14-point agreement with Iran aimed at initiating broader peace negotiations. The agreement was electronically signed by both sides on Sunday but has not yet been officially published by the U.S. government. A U.S. official, speaking anonymously, provided details of the agreement, while another indicated that Iran might release the memorandum of understanding shortly.
As Juneteenth is celebrated across the U.S., Obama's presidential center opens in Chicago
As Juneteenth is celebrated nationwide, former President Barack Obama's presidential center opens in Chicago. Located on Chicago's South Side, the center aims to inspire community action and reflection on themes of equality. The article notes that Juneteenth commemorates the emancipation of enslaved people in Texas in 1865, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation. W. Caleb McDaniel, a historian and Pulitzer Prize winner, is quoted discussing Juneteenth's significance in the ongoing pursuit of equality.
Record amount of sargassum seaweed found on Florida coast: "It stinks"
A record amount of sargassum seaweed has washed ashore on Florida beaches, causing an unpleasant odor. The article highlights the impact of this phenomenon on coastal communities.
Tay Keith, Grammy-nominated producer, found dead in Nashville at 29
Grammy-nominated record producer Tay Keith was found dead in his Nashville apartment on Thursday. The Metro Nashville Police Department confirmed the discovery during a welfare check, though they did not specify why the check was initiated. An autopsy will determine the cause of death, and no foul play is suspected. Keith, born Brytavious Chambers, worked with artists such as Beyoncé, Drake, and Eminem. He received two Grammy nominations for producing 'Sicko Mode' and 'Rich Flex.'
U.S. and Iran peace talks postponed and U.K. PM Keir Starmer braces for leadership battle: Morning Rundown
Peace talks between the U.S. and Iran have been postponed following Vice President JD Vance's cancellation of a planned trip to Switzerland. This decision comes amid intensified Israeli strikes in Lebanon, which have raised concerns about the future of efforts to end the ongoing conflict. The talks were meant to begin a 60-day negotiation period aimed at resolving key long-term issues and achieving a permanent cessation of hostilities. Switzerland's foreign ministry confirmed that the meeting at the Bürgenstock resort will not proceed, though no specific reason for the postponement has been给出.
Knicks set to be first NBA team to visit White House under Trump
The New York Knicks will visit the White House to celebrate their NBA championship, according to an administration official. Knicks owner James Dolan confirmed the team received an invitation from the White House and plans to accept it. This would make the Knicks the first NBA champions to visit the White House during either of President Donald Trump's terms in office. Dolan mentioned inviting Trump to attend Game 3 of the NBA Finals and expressed pride in bringing the team to the White House.
Luigi Mangione Defense Abandons Controversial Courtroom Tactic
Luigi Mangione's legal team has abandoned a proposed psychiatric defense of 'extreme emotional disturbance' for his upcoming trial in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. The defense had been expected to be a key part of Mangione's strategy, but court filings indicate the team has formally withdrawn the tactic without providing an explanation. The decision follows a statement by Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Gregory Carro that Mangione intended to claim he was emotionally disturbed at the time of the killing. A successful such defense would have reduced a potential murder.conv.
Tropical Storm Arthur forms off Texas Gulf Coast
Tropical Storm Arthur has formed off the Gulf Coast of Texas, marking the first named storm of the Atlantic hurricane season. The storm developed approximately 40 miles from Port O'Connor and 190 miles from Lake Charles, Louisiana. It is currently moving northeastward with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph. The National Hurricane Center forecasts minimal changes in strength as the storm approaches the Texas coast and potentially moves inland. Heavy rain and flooding are expected across parts of the southeastern U.S., including areas from Houston to Atlanta.
Juneteenth becomes America's quiet holiday as DEI goes underground
Juneteenth continues to be observed as a federal holiday despite the decline in corporate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives following 2020. While some cities have scaled back or canceled events due to reduced sponsorships and funding, the holiday remains in place and cannot be unilaterally revoked by the president. Former President Donald Trump has taken symbolic steps to reduce its prominence, such as removing it from the National Park Service's free-entry calendar and declining to issue a Juneteenth proclamation in 2025.
Smoke rises over Moscow after Ukrainian drones hit an oil refinery
Ukraine conducted a drone attack on a major oil refinery in Moscow for the second time in a week, disrupting commercial flights at the city's airports. This marks one of the largest such attacks since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine over four years ago, according to Russian officials. The attack occurred shortly after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reportedly secured additional support commitments from U.S. and French leaders during a G7 summit. Zelenskyy is scheduled to meet with NATO and EU leaders in Brussels to discuss potential measures to defend against Russian ballistic
What's missing from the Epstein files?
The Department of Justice released over 3 million pages of documents related to the Epstein case under the Epstein Files Transparency Act. However, survivors, advocates, and lawmakers have expressed concern that approximately 3 million pages remain unreleased. The DOJ claims these documents are either duplicates, unrelated to Epstein, or protected by legal privilege. Rep. Robert Garcia and others are calling for transparency regarding the unreleased materials. Additionally, the Government Accountability Office is investigating the redactions in the released documents at the request of severalU
Kevin Warsh's Fed starts to take shape
Kevin Warsh, newly sworn in as chairman of the Federal Reserve, has signaled a shift in the Fed's approach to policy communication. He criticizes previous practices of providing extensive forward guidance and detailed explanations of economic interpretations. Instead, Warsh advocates for simpler policy statements, fewer press conferences, and less explicit guidance on future actions. Recent projections indicate that nine out of 18 top Fed officials believe at least one interest rate increase could be appropriate this year, which affected financial markets. However, Warsh did not provide hisown
Graham Platner - Yes, Collins usually votes with Trump, as Platner said. But she broke with him at key moments.
Senator Susan Collins, a Republican from Maine, typically votes in alignment with former President Donald Trump, supporting his positions approximately 95% of the time in 2025, according to CQ Roll Call. This figure was slightly lower during Trump's first term, at around 90%. Despite this alignment, Collins has occasionally opposed Trump on significant issues. Her campaign emphasizes bipartisan values, reflected by the frequent use of the term 'bipartisan' on her official website. However, her Democratic opponent, Graham Platner, criticized her for being a 'rubber stamp' for Trump, questioning
Iran says the deal to end the war with the US requires Israel to withdraw from Lebanon
Iran's top diplomat stated that a tentative deal to end the war with the U.S. would require Israel to withdraw from Lebanon, a condition Israel has rejected. The deal, not yet publicly disclosed, involves the U.S. and Iran but does not include Israel. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi claimed Israel's presence in southern Lebanon violates the terms of the agreement. A U.S. official denied that the deal includes such a requirement, while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated Israel would maintain its position in Lebanon.
Closing arguments set in Texas trial of teen charged in fatal stabbing at a school track meet
A Texas teenager, Karmelo Anthony, was convicted of murder and sentenced to 35 years in prison for fatally stabbing a 17-year-old track athlete, Austin Metcalf, during a high school meet. The jury rejected Anthony's claim of self-defense. The incident occurred during a heated exchange between the two students, with most witnesses being fellow students. Anthony did not testify, and only his mother spoke during the sentencing phase. The case gained national attention due to social media discussions that framed the event in racial terms, though both legal teams emphasized that race was not a因素 in
Alleged mastermind behind foiled UFC terror plot is an Obama-era 'Dreamer' in U.S. illegally
The Department of Homeland Security announced that Abraham Alvarez, an undocumented Mexican national who benefited from the Obama-era DACA program, was the alleged mastermind behind a foiled terror plot targeting the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House. Alvarez entered the U.S. in 2001 on a tourist visa, which expired, but he remained in the country. He was granted deferred action under DACA in 2014. Prosecutors allege Alvarez planned to attack President Trump and other high-profile individuals using explosive drones and snipers. Four other suspects were also charged in connection with a
Senate delays Jay Clayton’s nomination for intel director after Trump post
The Senate delayed the confirmation hearing for Jay Clayton, President Donald Trump's nominee to be the next director of national intelligence, following Trump's decision to cancel it due to political disagreements with Democrats. Trump cited frustrations over a lapsed surveillance tool and a stalled voter ID bill as reasons for the cancellation. He also linked the approval of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Section 702 program to his SAVE America Act election reform proposal. Trump stated that the hearing would be postponed until Jamie McDonald is confirmed as U.S. Attorney. In the
Supreme Court’s narrow gun decision kindles divisions, more questions
The Supreme Court issued a unanimous but narrow ruling on gun rights, finding that the government cannot criminalize firearm possession based solely on marijuana use. While the decision was technically unanimous, internal divisions among the justices were evident. Conservative Justice Samuel Alito and liberal Justice Elena Kagan both expressed concerns that the court's opinion extended too far. Liberal Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson and Sonia Sotomayor signaled potential challenges to the conservative framework for evaluating gun rights. Justice Clarence Thomas suggested a desire to invalidate
Trump wins two, loses one as billionaire delivers rare blow to endorsement machine and more top headlines
Fox News reports on several key developments including a billionaire challenging Trump's endorsement machine, a mom's phone call disrupting an alleged plot against a White House-related UFC event, and Trump dismissing a $300 billion Iran investment report as false. Other major headlines include primary election results, financial scrutiny of NBA player Karmelo Anthony, a warning from a convicted killer about another inmate, safety concerns at beaches, and a hospital shooting in Delaware. Political updates cover Senate actions related to Trump's Iran deal, housing supply issues, and a governor劝
Trump awards 3 Medals of Honor to war heroes
President Trump awarded the Medal of Honor, the highest U.S. military decoration, to two Marine Corps veterans and an Army officer for their heroic actions during the Vietnam War and Afghanistan. Retired Marine Major James Capers, the first Black enlisted Marine to receive a battlefield commission, was honored for his actions in 1967 during a reconnaissance mission in Vietnam. Late Marine Colonel John Ripley, who died in 2008, was posthumously recognized for his actions in 1972 during the Vietnam War, where he delayed the North Vietnamese advance by destroying a bridge under enemy fire. His儿子（
Nets Projected to Draft Their Own Jalen Brunson After Knicks' NBA Title Run
The article discusses the potential impact of the New York Knicks' recent NBA championship victory on the Brooklyn Nets' draft strategy. It highlights ESPN analyst Jeremy Woo's projection that the Nets might select Darius Acuff Jr. with the No. 6 overall pick in the 2026 NBA draft. The piece notes that the Knicks' success, driven by Jalen Brunson's performance, could influence teams to prioritize players with similar traits—toughness, skill, and leadership over elite size or athleticism. It also references Brunson's historic 45-point performance in Game 5 of the Finals.
Even after a brain tumor altered this artist's sight, he crafted his greatest work yet
Artist Vincent Serritella, who had a brain tumor removed from his optic nerve, has created what he considers his greatest work despite changes to his vision.
Rep. Tom Kean to return to Congress on June 30 after monthslong absence
Rep. Tom Kean Jr., R-N.J., plans to return to Congress on June 30 after an absence of nearly four months, during which he missed over 100 votes. His chief of staff confirmed the return date to NBC News. Kean's office cited a 'personal medical issue' as the reason for his absence but has not provided further details. Kean is running for re-election against Democrat Rebecca Bennett. President Donald Trump has endorsed Kean, and House Speaker Mike Johnson stated that Kean's absence would not significantly affect his re-election campaign.
How Trump's rhetoric on Iran has evolved over the course of the war
The article discusses how President Trump's rhetoric regarding Iran has shifted over time, noting that many of his stated reasons for entering the conflict remain unresolved and his goals have not been fully achieved.
WATCH: Rescuers Pull Survivors from Plane Crash on Texas Highway
First responders and passing motorists rescued five of the six passengers involved in a plane crash on a busy highway in Laredo, Texas. The incident occurred on State Highway Loop 20 around 10:00 p.m., when a Cessna Citation Latitude business jet crashed and caught fire, killing one person. Rescue efforts included breaking the cockpit windows and using tools such as a shovel and sledgehammer to free the survivors. The plane had departed from Los Cabos International Airport in Mexico and was heading to Austin, Texas.
My Kids Are Going To Get a Windfall When I Die. Only One of Them Can Handle It.
A reader is considering how to distribute their wealth to their adult children before passing away, taking into account their different financial situations. The reader is concerned about whether their stepson, who already has a stable job and savings, would responsibly handle a large sum, versus their daughter, who has a creative career and a mild disability that may affect her ability to work traditional jobs. The reader has already helped their daughter start managing money through a Vanguard account.
Obamas Welcome Hollywood Elites, Famous Friends to Presidential Center Opening as Unpaid Subcontractors Claim Millions Owed
Former President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle hosted a star-studded event for the grand opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago. The event featured performances by notable artists such as Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder, and others. Meanwhile, the center faces controversy over allegations that it owes millions to Black-owned construction contractors.
States not required to give community-based care for those with disabilities: DOJ opinion
The Justice Department issued a legal opinion stating that states are not legally required to provide community-based care for individuals with disabilities, according to a report by CBS News. This interpretation contradicts the landmark 1999 Supreme Court case Olmstead v. LC, which emphasized the importance of community integration for people with disabilities. Civil rights experts have criticized this new stance, warning it could result in increased institutionalization of individuals with disabilities.
Mike Collins wins Georgia GOP Senate runoff, setting up major clash with Jon Ossoff
Georgia Rep. Mike Collins won the Republican primary runoff against former football coach Derek Dooley, securing the GOP nomination to face Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff in the general election. Collins received a late endorsement from former President Donald Trump, which played a significant role in his victory. The primary became a contentious battle between Governor Brian Kemp, who supported Dooley, and Trump, who endorsed Collins. Collins' campaign faced internal challenges, including an incident involving a top aide who posted a vulgar comment online, though Collins distanced himself from
Air Force unit faces flu outbreak weeks after vaccine mandate dropped
Dozens of service members at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas have fallen ill with the flu in the weeks following the rescission of the vaccine mandate by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. The Air Force has stated that they are managing a localized influenza outbreak among trainees at Basic Military Training and have implemented mitigation measures including isolating and treating symptomatic individuals and providing antiviral medications. The decision to rescind the mandate was made in April, with Hegseth stating that the Pentagon aimed to eliminate 'absurd, overreaching mandates' that could '
6/18: The Takeout with Major Garrett
Vice President JD Vance cautions Israel to comply with the terms of the initial U.S.-Iran nuclear deal. Separately, the Obama Presidential Center hosts a high-profile grand opening event.
Mississippi cop put on leave after involvement in a shooting that killed a baby boy
A police officer in Senatobia, Mississippi, has been placed on administrative leave following a shooting at a Walmart that resulted in the death of a 1-year-old boy, Kohen Wiley. The incident occurred when police responded to a shoplifting report. According to the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation, the officer shot at a vehicle driven by Kohen's mother and another woman, who had nearly collided with a police car. The child was pronounced dead at a nearby hospital, while the other adult was seriously injured. The Tate County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that an officer opened fire during the sc
Veteran fights to prevent wife's deportation: "I'm begging my own country"
Retired U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Wilmer Trujillo is fighting to prevent the deportation of his wife, Arelys Barahona-Martinez, an undocumented immigrant from Honduras. Trujillo served approximately 20 years in the military, including deployments to Afghanistan, Iraq, and South Korea. He expressed deep emotional distress over the potential separation from his wife, stating that he feels he is 'begging my own country' to allow them to remain together.
Trump's shadow AI policy
The Trump administration initially advocated for minimal government involvement in the AI industry, opposing regulations that could hinder innovation. However, rather than implementing a clear regulatory framework, the administration has resorted to a series of ad hoc interventions, voluntary guidelines, and executive actions. This approach has created a 'shadow AI policy' that influences the industry without formal rules. While Congress has attempted to address AI governance, legislative progress remains stalled due to upcoming midterm elections, allowing the administration to take the lead.
Waymo recalls nearly 4,000 robotaxis to stop them driving into highway construction zones
Waymo has recalled nearly 4,000 robotaxis to prevent them from driving on highways while addressing issues with their ability to navigate highway construction zones. At least 13 incidents were reported where robotaxis entered closed construction areas, including six in Phoenix, Arizona, in April and seven in San Francisco, California, in May. Waymo has restricted robotaxis from highways since May 19 but continues to operate on surface streets. The company stated it is working on a solution and has filed a voluntary software recall with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
SpaceX shoots 19% higher in first day of trading
SpaceX shares rose 11% in initial trades, giving the company a market capitalization of $1.97 trillion and placing it among the top 10 largest U.S. companies. The stock was priced at $135 before trading began, and if included in the S&P 500, it would represent more than 5% of the index. Elon Musk expressed skepticism about SpaceX’s chances of success prior to the IPO. Analysts note that SpaceX’s valuation is based on sales rather than profits, raising concerns about whether it aligns with fundamental business metrics. However, similar high valuations are common among top-performing S&P 500 equ
Less than half of Americans can afford quality healthcare, Gallup finds
A new Gallup poll indicates that less than half of Americans could afford medical expenses and access to quality healthcare in 2025, according to a report by CBS News. The percentage of 'cost secure' Americans—those able to afford quality care, doctor visits, and prescriptions—fell to 49%, down from 61% in 2022. Concerns about covering healthcare costs have increased, with 51% of respondents worried about paying for medical services in the next year and 42% concerned about affording prescription drugs. The issue affects various income levels, including higher earners, and spans multiple age br
Hegseth announces review of U.S. forces in Europe, blasts "shameful" NATO allies
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a six-month review of U.S. military presence in Europe during a NATO defense ministers' meeting. He criticized unnamed NATO allies for their 'shameful' inaction during the Iran conflict, accusing them of restricting U.S. access to bases and overflight rights. Hegseth stated this has contributed to the need for a 'NATO 3.0' initiative, which aims to shift greater defense responsibility to European nations.
Americans say they're reading fewer books. Here's what they're doing instead.
A survey indicates that a third of Americans are reading fewer books for personal enjoyment compared to 10 years ago, with declines observed across age and education groups. Reasons cited include lack of free time, increased distractions, and shorter attention spans. Those reading less are spending more time on activities such as watching movies and TV, using social media, gaming, and engaging in physical activity. While print remains the preferred format for most readers, some avid readers are turning to digital formats.
Gas dips below $4 a gallon after months of pump pain
The U.S. national average gas price has fallen below $4 a gallon, according to AAA, marking a decrease after months of high prices linked to tensions in Iran. The drop follows reports of an extended ceasefire agreement between the U.S. and Iran, which aims to ease oil traffic through the Strait of Hormuz. Despite this, U.S. pump prices are expected to stay above pre-war levels. Diesel prices remain above $5 per gallon but have also decreased from recent peaks. The article notes that while gas prices have eased, President Trump faces continued political challenges related to the issue, as manyU
U.S. plans expansion of denaturalization push, aiming for 250 cases by fall
The Trump administration is planning to expand its denaturalization efforts, with the Justice Department aiming to file at least 250 cases by the end of fiscal year 2026. This represents a significant increase compared to previous administrations, though it remains a small fraction of the total number of naturalized citizens in the U.S.
A presidential library that’s not a library. Obama Center pilots a community model.
The Obama Presidential Center, located on Chicago's South Side, has opened to the public after years of planning. The center includes features such as a basketball court, barbecue grills, and a public library branch, aiming to serve as a community hub rather than a traditional presidential library. Local residents, like Chris 'Dough' Fryison, view the center as more than just an economic opportunity, describing it as a 'beacon of hope.' The opening includes events such as a star-studded concert featuring Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Wonder.
Intel shares leap after Trump announces chip deal with Apple
Intel's stock price increased following a statement by President Donald Trump on social media indicating that Intel will collaborate with Apple to design and manufacture chips in the United States. Intel did not confirm the potential partnership, and Apple had not responded to requests for comment. Trump previously secured a 10% equity stake in Intel, which raised questions regarding conflicts of interest. He emphasized the growth in Intel's valuation since acquiring the stake.
This week on The Hill: Senate tees up Clayton DNI nomination as FISA talks stall
The Senate Intelligence Committee is preparing to hold a confirmation hearing for Jay Clayton, President Trump's nominee to be director of national intelligence. This comes amid stalled discussions over extending Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which expired on June 12 due to a lack of congressional agreement. Democrats have indicated they will oppose any FISA extension unless Trump withdraws his appointment of Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence. Trump has not shown willingness to concede on this issue, stating that Pulte will only serve for
A dream day for New York fans with Knicks on the road to clinch and Brazil vs. Morocco in World Cup
New York City is preparing for a busy day as the New York Knicks approach a potential championship win and Brazil faces Morocco in the World Cup final. The Knicks' Game 5 of the NBA Finals will be played in San Antonio, but fans are expected to gather near Madison Square Garden to watch the game on large screens. The city has already blocked off areas near the Garden for World Cup-related traffic, and it remains unclear what additional security measures will be taken for the Knicks' fan gatherings. The Knicks had previously held watch parties during the playoffs but opted not to do so for Game
Drummer rediscovers passion for music after life-changing accident
A Georgia man who suffered a life-changing accident rediscovered his passion for music through resilience and technology, becoming a record-breaking drummer.
Powerful tornadoes leave behind devastation in Illinois
Violent tornadoes caused significant damage in central Illinois on Wednesday. A resident described taking shelter with his family during the storm.
Gilgo Beach serial killer Rex Heuermann slammed as ‘small man’ as judge gives max sentence for murder spree
Rex Heuermann, a serial killer convicted of murdering eight women between 1993 and 2010, received the maximum possible sentence of life imprisonment without parole. During sentencing, Judge Timothy Mazzei criticized Heuermann as a 'disgusting and despicable small man' and called him a 'coward.' Heuermann admitted guilt for seven of the murders and confessed to an eighth. The victims were found across Long Island, some dismembered and all strangled.
12 dead in crash of plane on skydiving outing in Missouri, authorities say
A private plane carrying a pilot and 11 passengers on a skydiving outing crashed in a field near Butler Memorial Airport in Missouri, killing all 12 people on board. The crash occurred shortly after takeoff around 11:30 a.m. Local authorities, including the Bates County Sheriff and the Federal Aviation Administration, responded to the incident. The plane, operated by Skydive Kansas City, was identified as a single-engine turboprop aircraft. According to an airport official, the pilot appeared to be experiencing engine trouble and attempted to land on a highway but stalled and crashed nosefirst
Tornadoes tear through Illinois, Iowa as severe weather roils Midwest
Confirmed tornadoes were reported in Illinois and Iowa as severe weather impacted the Midwest. The National Weather Service identified both tornadoes as 'particularly dangerous situations,' indicating the potential for strong and violent tornadoes. Damage reports included fallen trees, power lines, and hail measuring 2.75 inches. Local authorities warned residents to avoid unnecessary travel due to blocked roads.
Upriver Fire in Washington has burned more than 220 acres
The article reports on the Upriver Fire in Washington, which has burned over 220 acres. The text appears to be part of a news broadcast segment focusing on various weather-related events across the United States, including tornado warnings, flash flooding, and wildfires.
Knicks accepted invitation to visit Trump at White House, Dolan says
New York Knicks owner James Dolan announced that the team has accepted an invitation to visit the White House, marking the first time an NBA Finals-winning team has visited during President Donald Trump's presidency. A White House official confirmed the plans, though specific details such as the date and which players will attend remain unclear. Trump, who attended a Knicks game earlier this month, praised the team and its players.
What's in, or not in, the U.S.-Iran peace deal
The article discusses the U.S.-Iran peace deal proposed by President Trump, highlighting key terms such as reopening the Strait of Hormuz and reaffirming Iran's commitment to not developing nuclear weapons. In return, Iran would receive significant financial benefits.
Reflecting Pool turns green after millions poured into renovations
The Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C., recently completed major renovations but has since experienced an algae bloom, causing the water to turn green.
New York Knicks championship parade expected to draw more than a million people
A record crowd is expected to attend the New York Knicks' championship parade in Lower Manhattan. The NYPD will provide high-security measures for the event.
Families of victims of Gilgo Beach serial killer call him an evil monster in court
Rex Heuermann was sentenced to three life terms for murdering eight women over a period of more than 15 years. The crimes took place primarily in his basement. He addressed the court before being sent to prison.
6/17: CBS Evening News
The CBS Evening News covers two topics: the preliminary U.S.-Iran deal and Tropical Storm Arthur affecting the Gulf.
Pope welcomes US-Iran deal, hopes for strengthened 'trust, security, and stability'
The Pope expressed his approval of the newly reached U.S.-Iran deal, stating that he welcomes the agreement as a positive outcome of dialogue and negotiation. He thanked the countries involved in facilitating the talks and expressed hope that the deal would enhance trust, security, and stability in the Middle East. President Trump had previously announced the deal following a period of conflict between the U.S. and Iran, which had impacted the global economy and energy prices. The full text of the agreement is expected to be released after it is officially signed.
This law firm has deep ties to Trump. Now a partner is his pick for a top job.
President Trump has nominated James 'Jamie' McDonald, a partner at Sullivan & Cromwell, for the position of U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York. McDonald has previously worked closely with Trump's administration and has been involved in helping the Justice Department drop or settle several high-profile cases for the firm's corporate clients.
Jesse Welles on "This Land is Your Land" and Woody Guthrie's legacy
In the series 'USA to Z,' which celebrates 250 years of American history and culture, Anthony Mason interviews singer-songwriter Jesse Welles about Woody Guthrie's legacy and the meaning behind the popular song 'This Land is Your Land.'
Pastors for Trump founder drops out of House race after texting scandal
Pastor Jackson Lahmeyer, founder of Pastors for Trump, has withdrawn from the Republican primary race for Oklahoma's 1st Congressional District following a text-messaging controversy. Lahmeyer stated he decided to step down after consulting with his wife and team, citing concerns about being a distraction to his family, church, and constituents. The controversy stems from text messages allegedly exchanged between Lahmeyer and a former Miss Oklahoma, which were reported by The Daily Mail and reviewed by CBS Tulsa affiliate KOTV. CBS News has not independently confirmed the authenticity of the文本
B-52 bomber crash kills 8 at Edwards Air Force base in California, military officials confirm
A B-52 bomber crashed shortly after takeoff at Edwards Air Force Base in California, resulting in the deaths of all eight individuals on board. Military officials confirmed the incident occurred during a routine test mission. Emergency responders arrived at the scene, where aerial footage showed significant damage to the aircraft. The identities of those killed include government contractors and military personnel, with Boeing confirming two of its employees were among the victims. No survivors were expected based on the footage reviewed by officials. The cause of the crash remains underinvest
B-52 on test flight plunged at a rate of nearly a mile a minute before crashing, killing 8
A B-52 Stratofortress crashed during a test flight at Edwards Air Force Base in California, killing all eight people aboard. Tracking data indicates the plane made a sharp right turn and nearly completed a 180-degree turn before plummeting to the ground at a rate of nearly a mile per minute. The cause of the crash remains under investigation, with officials estimating it could take up to six months to determine the exact reason. The crash site was still being secured for recovery efforts.
DOJ taps prosecutor to coordinate human trafficking, child exploitation cases
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has appointed Alessandra Serano as the Justice Department's national coordinator for human trafficking and child exploitation cases. Serano has extensive experience as a federal prosecutor and previously served as senior counsel to the deputy attorney general. In her new role, she will oversee interagency efforts to combat these crimes and collaborate with the Office of Justice Programs.
Fox enters new era with Roku deal
Fox has agreed to a $22 billion deal to acquire Roku, marking a significant shift in the streaming industry and representing a strategic move for the Murdoch media empire. The acquisition would allow Fox to expand its reach through Roku's platform, which serves over 100 million global households, and combine it with its existing AVOD network Tubi to form a major digital advertising entity. The deal also provides Roku with an exit strategy amid increasing competition from tech giants such as Amazon and Google.
In the home of the Derby, Kentucky breaks with Trump administration to rein in prediction markets
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has filed three lawsuits against companies operating sweepstakes casinos and prediction markets, including Kalshi, Polymarket, and VGW, alleging they offer gambling products without proper state licensing, taxes, or consumer protections. This action positions Kentucky—home of the Kentucky Derby—in opposition to the Trump administration over regulation of prediction markets. The state introduced a 14.25% tax on transaction fees, prompting a legal challenge from prediction market companies. Coleman claims these platforms function as unlicensed sportsbook
Trump touts Iran agreement to wrap up G7 summit in France
President Trump is holding a news conference to conclude the G7 summit in France, where he and Vice President JD Vance claim to have signed a memorandum of understanding with Iran. The full text of the agreement has not yet been released, though Vance explained that diplomatic protocols advised against immediate disclosure. The document is expected to be made public by Friday.
Social Security’s looming insolvency sparks alarm in Congress
A recent Social Security trustees' report indicates the program could become insolvent earlier than previously projected, prompting calls for reform from lawmakers across both major parties. Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has urged Republicans to prioritize Social Security reform if they maintain congressional control in 2027, though some Senate Republicans have expressed concerns about the political implications. Proposed reforms include increasing the payroll tax cap, implementing 'means testing,' raising the retirement age, and establishing personal investment accounts. Fiscal conservatives,如
Survivors of violence could see debt erased as N.Y. law goes into effect
A New York law allowing survivors of domestic abuse to erase debts incurred by their abusers during the relationship went into effect. The law aims to protect victims from financial liability for debts they did not incur. One survivor, identified only as Juliette, described her experience of being held financially responsible for her ex-husband's credit card debt after leaving an abusive relationship.
Trump-backed Rep. Mike Collins projected to win Georgia GOP Senate primary runoff
CBS News reports that Rep. Mike Collins, backed by former President Donald Trump, is projected to win the Georgia GOP Senate primary runoff against Derek Dooley. Collins will now face Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff in the general election. Collins received nearly 41% of the vote, while Dooley received approximately 30%. Trump's late endorsement played a significant role in Collins' victory, highlighting tensions between Trump and Governor Brian Kemp, who supported Dooley.
Vance says text of U.S.-Iran deal will be released Friday "at the latest"
Vice President JD Vance stated that the text of the U.S.-Iran deal will be released by Friday at the latest, though the White House aims to release it as early as Wednesday. The deal was announced by President Trump but has not yet been officially disclosed. Vance mentioned that Qatari and Pakistani mediators requested a short delay in releasing the full text. He emphasized that the deal is 'fundamentally a good deal' for Americans, stating it would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and offer Iran economic benefits in exchange for commitments against terrorism financing and nuclear weapons.
"The most famous judge in America, for a while," on highs and lows of a Trump trial
CBS News reports on Justice Arthur Engoron's experiences during the high-profile civil fraud trial of former President Donald Trump. The article details Engoron's personal encounter with a bomb threat before the trial and his reflections on presiding over the case, which involved intense courtroom dynamics and Trump's defiance of judicial instructions.
Heavy rain creates treacherous conditions in South, Gulf Coast: "Definitely makes you worried"
Heavy rain on Tuesday affected parts of Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi, leading to dangerous driving conditions and stranding some drivers.
1 person killed, 5 rescued after small plane crashes on busy Texas highway
A small plane crashed on a busy highway in Texas on Tuesday and caught on fire. One person was killed, and five others were rescued, according to police. People on the scene helped those on board escape.
Survivors speak up to help convict man of murder, sexual assault
In November 2021, detectives Jonathan Vander Lee and Calvin You investigated the discovery of a lifeless woman, Christy Giles, who was brought to a Los Angeles hospital by two masked men in a black Prius with no license plates. The men claimed they found her passed out on the curb and were acting as good Samaritans. The article highlights the detectives' initial suspicions and the lack of information provided by the men.
How location sharing helped police catch a serial rapist-turned-killer
CBS News reports on how location-sharing features on smartphones played a crucial role in helping law enforcement track down a serial rapist who later became a killer. The story focuses on the events surrounding two women—Hilda Marcela Cabrales and Christy Giles—who disappeared during a night out in Los Angeles. Their husbands used location-sharing technology to try to locate them after they failed to respond to messages. The investigation into their disappearance and the subsequent capture of the perpetrator is covered in an upcoming episode of '48 Hours.'
Want to start a business? AI can help, business owners say
Artificial intelligence tools are helping entrepreneurs start and grow businesses by automating tasks such as writing business plans, conducting market research, generating marketing content, designing logos, and prototyping products. According to entrepreneur Chris Franco, these tools have removed barriers to entry for starting a business. The article also notes that new business formation in the U.S. has reached record levels, with solo founders playing a significant role in this growth. Economist Torsten Slok highlights that AI is reducing the costs associated with starting and managing a
Trump-backed Barry Moore projected to win runoff in Alabama GOP Senate primary
Rep. Barry Moore, a Trump-backed candidate, is projected to win the Republican Senate runoff in Alabama, defeating U.S. Navy SEAL Jared Hudson. The runoff occurred because no candidate received 50% of the vote in the previous primary. Moore, who has served in the House since 2021, is now poised to move to the Senate. The race highlights the influence of former President Donald Trump's endorsement.
Columbia Anti-Israel Activist Ordered Deported
A federal immigration judge ordered the deportation of Mohsen Mahdawi, an anti-Israel activist and Columbia University graduate, following the abandonment of his asylum claim. Mahdawi, originally from the Judea and Samaria area, had been arrested by ICE during a citizenship interview in March 2025. His deportation case was initially dismissed in February 2026, but the federal government appealed, leading to the reinstatement of removal proceedings. Mahdawi co-founded the Palestinian Student Union at Columbia University with another activist facing similar legal action.
Alleged D.C. National Guard shooter could face death penalty with new charges
Federal prosecutors have filed new charges against Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan national accused of fatally shooting a National Guard member and seriously injuring another in Washington, D.C. The new charges include offenses eligible for the death penalty. A federal grand jury determined that Lakanwal intentionally killed Army Spc. Sarah Beckstrom and attempted to kill multiple people, which are key factors for seeking the death penalty. Lakanwal has pleaded not guilty to all charges.
FBI Says Drone Plot at White House Foiled by Mom’s Call
Tycen Proper's parents contacted law enforcement after noticing concerning behavior and purchases made by their 19-year-old son, including ballistic armor plates, a shotgun, and significant amounts of ammunition. According to FBI affidavits and criminal charges, Proper and others were allegedly planning to attack President Donald Trump's UFC fight scheduled for Sunday on the White House lawn. Authorities describe the group as a collection of disaffected individuals with violent inclinations and ready access to firearms, aiming to initiate a revolution.
Trump slams Israel, praises Iran at G7 summit
President Trump praised Iranian leaders while criticizing Israel, his closest ally in the Middle East, during the G7 summit.
Boston embraces "Scottish invasion" for the World Cup
Boston is welcoming a large group of Scottish fans who have traveled to support Scotland during their first World Cup appearance of the millennium. The article describes the influx of Scottish tourists as a 'noisy invasion' that typically would be seen negatively but is being embraced by Boston.
17 horses killed in barn fire at Saratoga Casino Hotel Harness Track
A barn fire at the Saratoga Casino Hotel Harness Track in Saratoga Springs, New York, resulted in the deaths of 17 horses and injuries to several others. The fire occurred around 2:30 a.m. in the backstretch area of the harness racetrack. Eleven of the deceased horses belonged to trainer Robyn Mongiardo, and six belonged to trainer Timothy Benson. No human casualties were reported. The fire was contained before spreading beyond the affected barn. The Saratoga Casino Hotel is separate from the adjacent Saratoga Race Course, where the Belmont Stakes have been held recently. Officials and first-
Saratoga barn fire kills at least 17 racehorses
A fire broke out in a barn in Saratoga, killing at least 17 racehorses. The incident occurred just weeks before the start of the renowned thoroughbred racing season.
Rain brings dangerous flash flooding to multiple states
More than 40 million people across the Gulf Coast are preparing for record-breaking rainfall, with the first named storm of the season, Arthur, approaching Texas.
2 people shot at Wilmington Hospital as police search for "possible active shooter"
Two individuals were shot inside Wilmington Hospital in Delaware, leading to a lockdown and an ongoing search for a 'possible active shooter.' The Wilmington Police Department confirmed the incident occurred around 3:30 p.m., with a significant police presence at the scene and evacuations taking place.