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The Supreme Court has upheld birthright citizenship for those born in the United States, rejecting Trump’s bid to end the policy. Trump pledges to seek a rehearing and to press Congress on immigration. The development comes after a series of related legal actions and ongoing political maneuvering.
A former Police Scotland officer has been convicted of multiple sex offences against women in Lewis, Inverness and elsewhere. He has resigned from the force and faces a long custodial sentence. The case highlights issues of trust and misconduct in policing.
President Donald Trump has visited Ankara for a NATO summit and has pressed allies to raise defence spending, threatened trade measures and floated withdrawing US troops from Europe. He has said he will lift sanctions on Turkey and is considering selling F‑35 jets and engines to Ankara, prompting warnings from Israel and unease among European partners.
NATO leaders have gathered in Ankara for a July 7–8 summit as the United States has pushed allies to increase defence spending to 5% of GDP and to assume more conventional defence responsibilities. President Donald Trump has criticised many allies for not joining U.S. operations in the war on Iran and has floated reducing U.S. forces and assets in Europe, forcing talks on implementation and a larger European defence role.
Trump marks the 250th anniversary with a Capitol rally and a national mall event, touting achievements while warning of a communist threat. The event faced heat and a weather evacuation, with global leaders sending messages of support and criticism of the administration’s approach to the celebration.
England defeats DR Congo 2-1, with Harry Kane scoring twice to secure a place in the Round of 16. DR Congo are eliminated after finishing bottom of Group F. The Congolese coach Desabre reveals his father’s death after the match. The result preserves England’s unbeaten run and advances them to face Mexico in the next round.
Over 53 million taxpayers have claimed new deductions introduced by President Trump’s tax law, resulting in an average refund increase of 11.1%. Many workers report receiving thousands of dollars more, but confusion and delays have caused some to miss filing deadlines and increased scam risks. The IRS is also facing staffing challenges.
Recent polls have shown President Trump’s approval ratings have dropped into the mid-30s while public concern about inflation and fuel costs has increased after the war with Iran has driven global energy prices higher; voters are expressing widespread disapproval of his handling of the economy and the Iran strikes as midterms approach.
Former White House press secretary and author has centers a coming‑of‑age story around three 25‑year‑olds juggling careers, romance and political divides in Cedar Falls, Wisconsin, as they question their paths and relationships.
New York has reached a budget deal that bars state and local officials from cooperating with ICE, and bars ICE from housing detainees in local jails. The policy also bars wearing masks by law enforcement and provides guardrails on enforcement, with officials arguing it protects residents from federal crackdowns while ICE vows to intensify manpower.
Santa Clara County has filed a civil lawsuit against Meta, alleging the company knowingly profits from scam advertising and monetises deception on its platforms. The suit cites internal documents and a March ruling finding addictive design, and says Meta removed millions of scam ads while still serving billions of deceptive messages.
The White House has stated that Trump and Xi have held a productive meeting, agreeing that the Strait of Hormuz must remain open to ensure the free flow of energy. Xi has reportedly shown interest in increasing U.S. oil imports to reduce dependency on the strait, though Beijing's readout does not confirm this. Iran’s foreign minister has accused the UAE of direct involvement in military actions against Iran during a BRICS meeting, while Tehran calls for the UAE to reconsider its policy toward Iran.
The summit in Beijing has yielded a partial Boeing order, with U.S. and Chinese officials reporting about 200 jets and a potential up to 750 more if performance meets expectations. Beijing has signaled it will purchase thousands of U.S. agricultural products and is reviewing tariff actions as talks continue. The precise models and delivery timelines remain unclear.
Polls show Americans across parties report changing shopping and spending habits amid inflation and a war-driven energy shock. Gas prices hover around $4.45 per gallon as confidence declines and inflation concerns persist ahead of midterm elections.
Iranian authorities have issued a directive to international Tehran-based media outlets, mandating specific language on all submitted content. The move follows regional tensions after U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran and heightens restrictions on how outside outlets report from Iran.
The US and Iran have signed a short memorandum of understanding launching a 60-day negotiation to end the recent war. Israeli leaders and major American Jewish organisations have voiced concern — ranging from muted criticism to outright opposition — while at least one pro-Trump Jewish group has backed the framework. Negotiators have not yet produced a full, binding deal.
Graham Platner has won the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate in Maine despite weeks of damaging reporting about sexually explicit messages, a chest tattoo linked to Nazi imagery and accounts from former partners describing volatile behavior. Platner has held to the campaign, high-profile Democrats have continued to back him, and he will face Republican Sen. Susan Collins in November.
Gen Z daters are adopting a flexible, pressure-free approach called wildflowering, avoiding fixed labels and timelines. Experts say it counters dating-app gamification but warn it may leave some seekers of clarity disappointed while aiming to balance spontaneity with some boundaries.
Progressives win key primaries in New Jersey and California, led by Adam Hamawy in NJ-12 and Analilia Mejia in NJ-7, with other candidates advancing in California. The results reflect growing support for left-leaning, anti-war platforms and Palestine advocacy, while facing scrutiny over past ties to controversial figures. The broader national trend shows progressives expanding their influence in blue districts ahead of November.
The latest exchanges between the United States and Iran have escalated, with U.S. forces striking Iranian targets following the downing of an Apache helicopter. Tehran has responded with missile and drone attacks on U.S. bases and is threatening further action as diplomacy remains uncertain.
The US has launched a second round of airstrikes in Iran, targeting military surveillance, communications, and air defenses. Iran has responded with strikes on Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan. The fighting has intensified amid stalled ceasefire negotiations and ongoing regional tensions.
The president has said discussions with Iran have reached the highest level of leadership and approved a framework, canceling scheduled strikes for now. The blockade remains in force, and signing details are to be announced; meanwhile, threats to seize Kharg Island and target energy infrastructure persist as talks continue.
Federal officials have suspended funding to the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority amid a widening investigation into mismanagement and alleged fraud. LAHSA has faced audits and lawsuits over the handling of homelessness programs, with HUD warning that accountability standards must be met as the White House task force acts to curb improper spending. The move places pressure on local leaders to reform funding and oversight while continuing homelessness services.
Fox Corp. has agreed to acquire Roku for about $22 billion in a cash-and-stock deal valuing Roku at $160 per share. The boards of both companies have approved the transaction; the combined company will pair Fox's live news and sports and Tubi with Roku's OS, devices and The Roku Channel, and is expected to close in the first half of 2027.
The Guardian reports a conflict around whether politicians can present the Today programme. Ofcom differentiates news from current affairs, affecting rules on who can host political programming. Other outlets weigh in on GB News and broader public broadcasting debates.
A B-52 Stratofortress has crashed shortly after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base on Monday, killing all eight people aboard. The aircraft was on a routine test mission supporting a radar modernization program. Military officials have opened an investigation that could take up to six months.
The memorandum of understanding with Iran has been signed in Geneva, opening a 60-day window for negotiations and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Leaders say the ceasefire is extended; critics warn of commitments and funding for Tehran. Reactions from lawmakers, allies, and opponents reflect a deeply polarized response as gas prices begin to edge lower.
Federal investigators have disrupted an alleged multi-state plot to attack the UFC event on the White House South Lawn. The FBI has arrested five people, identified about 23 participants in encrypted chats, and says the threat was uncovered on June 10, four days before the event that President Donald Trump attended.
The vice president has promoted a memorandum of understanding on Iran that critics say is flawed. He is defending the agreement in interviews and on talk shows as a broader political battle unfolds within the GOP ahead of 2028.
Archaeologists guided by a 1775 map have uncovered a defensive trench and artifacts dating to the Battle of Bunker Hill in Boston. Musket balls, gun flints, teacups and other items reveal how the fortifications were built and used, with no human remains found so far. The dig continues through the Fourth of July.
Anthropic faces a government crackdown over export controls as Trump questions the company’s national-security role. Talks with officials continue after the administration restricted access to its top models, while Anthropic stresses cooperation to protect critical infrastructure and keep the U.S. ahead in AI.
Trump is at Camp David as his team weighs options on Cuba and Iran. Reports indicate he is avoiding direct ownership of mishaps at home while weighing military and diplomatic moves. Officials say a final decision will shape U.S. posture in the Western Hemisphere this summer.
Iran has again threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz, citing violations of a ceasefire in Lebanon. The United States denies closure claims as negotiations with Iran under a 60-day interim memorandum press ahead. Israeli actions in Lebanon amplify regional strain as talks in Switzerland proceed.
The Strait of Hormuz remains a focal point as U.S.-Iran talks continue in Switzerland. Iran has declared the strait closed, while the United States says traffic is flowing. Negotiations on a 60-day interim ceasefire and a broader nuclear deal are moving forward, with mediators from Pakistan and Qatar present.
Karmelo Anthony has been convicted of murder in the April 2025 stabbing of Austin Metcalf at a Frisco, Texas track meet. The jury rejected self-defense claims, and Anthony has been sentenced to 35 years. The Metcalf family and supporters are mounting appeals and criticizing coverage that questions the trial’s fairness.
KFC has announced a revamp that includes Open House, new sauces, and a refreshed Colonel Sanders look. The first Open House prototype will open in McKinney, Texas, later this summer, with table service, drive-thru and takeout. The chain is expanding its boneless items and introducing 20-plus sauces, including Chimichurri Ranch and Hot Honey Habanero, as part of a broader reinvention.
The Giants have faced backlash over Pride Night after pitchers wore Bible verses on rainbow caps. Posey has declined to revisit the topic, stating the focus remains on team matters while a broader controversy surrounding rights and identity swirls around MLB.
Iran, the United States and Pakistan are pursuing a roadmap to end the Iran-US war cycle. Islamabad hosts Iran’s president for talks, as partners including Qatar and the UAE seek to anchor a 60-day plan toward a final deal. Economic and regional gains are being weighed against structural reform needs in Pakistan.
The world’s richest person has seen his fortune swing wildly after SpaceX’s IPO. SpaceX and Tesla shares have fallen amid a broader tech sell-off, eroding Musk’s trillionaire status. Despite volatility, he remains the wealthiest individual as markets reassess growth prospects in AI and tech.
The Strait of Hormuz remains a focal point in US-Iran talks as Tehran asserts its control over passage, while the US argues the strait is an international waterway. Recent statements from Iran’s IRGC and new corridor announcements call into question how ships will pass in the coming weeks. Reports from multiple outlets describe competing transit counts and the ongoing regional tensions.
Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold has been charged in Florida with kidnapping, armed robbery and conspiracy linked to a February incident in Tampa. Prosecutors say he directed associates who abducted and assaulted three men; Arnold was not at the apartment. Six other suspects have been arrested or pleaded guilty. Bond was set at $1 million, and he must remain at home except for games, training and travel.
Google has released a stand-alone Google Finance app for Android, bringing the AI-powered web facelift to mobile. The app mirrors the updated Finance web experience, including AI-generated key moments, an AI research tool, and chat-based insights tied to users’ portfolios and watchlists. An iOS version is planned for later, with more features rolling out over time.
Recent reporting shows Donald Trump has publicly labeled Democrats and candidates allied with democratic socialism as “communists,” arguing this stance threatens religion and the American way of life. He cites New York primary victories by Mamdani-backed progressives as evidence of a leftward shift, while analysts warn the tactic risks conflating democratic socialism with communism.
Airlines and hotel groups warn that reducing Customs and Border Protection staffing at major U.S. airports could devastate international travel during a FIFA World Cup window, while the administration weighs options and cities push back on immigration policy. The debate comes as industry groups warn of operational disruption and a drop in international visitation.
NPR has retracted a report that Justice Samuel Alito was retiring after Nina Totenberg misheard a court announcement. The piece was removed and an on‑air correction was issued; NPR executives have apologised and pledged to review newsroom processes.
Three major egg producers—Cal-Maine Foods, Versova and Hickman’s Egg Ranch—have agreed to a civil settlement with the DOJ and 17 states over alleged price manipulation. The deal requires them to pay $3.3 million and donate 53 million eggs to food banks, with court approval pending. They deny wrongdoing and will adopt antitrust compliance programs.
The US and Iran are pursuing diplomatic channels while monitoring the risk of renewed conflict. Indirect negotiations in Doha are ongoing, with Washington exploring options beyond the 60-day deadline. Officials emphasize that energy routes remain a focal point as talks continue.
The Supreme Court has denied Catherine Herridge's bid to stay a civil contempt fine in the case involving scientist Yanping Chen and leaked materials from a government probe. Herridge had sought relief while Chen’s Privacy Act suit against the FBI and DOJ proceeds. The decision is described as a setback for press freedom as reporters face potential fines amid investigations that may reveal confidential sources.
Donald Trump has used Mount Rushmore addresses to frame communism as a mortal threat while casting progressive Democrats as a broader political risk, as the US marks its 250th anniversary amid heat waves and large-scale political events.
Prosecutors have laid out their case against Tyler Robinson in a five-day preliminary hearing for the Sept. 10 shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. The hearing is livestreamed; the judge will decide whether the case advances to trial, with the death penalty possible if convicted.