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usTrump Declares Iran Nuclear Deal Completed as U.S. Lifts Hormuz Blockade Ahead of G7 Trip
President Donald Trump announced the United States considers the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement finished and has ended the naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, statements made during his pre‑G7 itinerary.
usHumanoid Robots, Empty Classrooms and Lamine Yamal: A 60 Minutes Rundown
A CBS 60 Minutes segment examined the rapid development of AI‑driven humanoid robots, visited schools still scarred by recent shootings, and featured an exclusive interview with football prodigy Lamine Yamal.
usCarolina Hurricanes clinch second Stanley Cup, defeat Vegas Golden Knights in six games
The Hurricanes rallied from a 2‑1 series deficit to win three straight games and capture their first championship since 2005‑06, sealing the victory in Game 6 against the Golden Knights.
usThe Real Historical Figure Behind Uncle Sam Revealed in Troy, New York
CBS reporter Meg Oliver travels to Troy, New York, to uncover the life of Samuel Wilson, the 19th‑century meatpacker whose name and image became the basis for the iconic Uncle Sam figure.
usNew York erupts in celebration and sporadic clashes after Knicks clinch NBA championship
The New York Knicks secured their first NBA title in 47 years, prompting citywide street parties, a surge of traffic, and isolated incidents of violence as fans flooded Times Square and local neighborhoods.
usRecord TV Ratings and Steep Ticket Prices Mark First Weekend of FIFA World Cup in the United States
The opening weekend of the 2026 FIFA World Cup has drawn massive crowds to stadiums and generated unprecedented television viewership, while ticket costs have surged to levels not seen in previous tournaments.
usFatal Skydiving Plane Crash Near Butler, Missouri Claims 12 Lives
A twin‑engine Cessna carrying 11 skydivers and a pilot crashed shortly after take‑off near Butler, Missouri, killing everyone aboard. Investigators are probing the cause as the skydiving community mourns the loss.
usPresident Trump Sets Out for G7 Summit in Bordeaux Amid Global Economic and Security Debates
President Donald Trump will leave Washington on Sunday night for the G7 summit in Bordeaux, France, where leaders will tackle post‑pandemic recovery, climate policy and security challenges.
usAll You Need to Know About the U.S.–Iran Framework Unveiled by President Trump
President Donald Trump announced a new diplomatic framework for the United States and Iran, promising phased sanctions relief in exchange for Tehran’s limits on nuclear enrichment and regional activities.
usTrump Presents Early Framework for U.S.–Iran Deal to End Hostilities and Open Nuclear Talks
President Donald Trump said the United States and Iran have reached a provisional accord that halts recent military confrontations and paves the way for broader negotiations on Tehran’s nuclear program, though many details remain unsettled.
usKennedy Center Announces New Endowment Named After Former President Trump
The Kennedy Center said it will set up an endowment bearing former President Donald Trump's name, weeks after a court found the board’s earlier naming decision illegal.
usTrump Declares U.S.-Iran Accord Finalized and Lifts Hormuz Blockade
President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that the United States and Iran have finalized a deal to end hostilities in the Middle East and that the naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz will be lifted immediately.
usSenator Mitch McConnell Hospitalized, Spokesperson Confirms
Senator Mitch McConnell was admitted to a hospital early Sunday, according to his Republican spokesperson. The Senate Republican leader’s health status has prompted questions about his duties and the leadership dynamics in Washington.
usTwelve Killed When Skydiving Flight Crashes and Burns in Missouri
A twin‑engine Cessna carrying a skydiving group went down in western Missouri, killing the pilot and 11 passengers and sparking a fire that took rescuers hours to contain.
usDefense Secretary and Senator Mark Warner Discuss National Security on Face the Nation
In a June 14 interview on Face the Nation, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Senator Mark Warner examined U.S. defense spending, the war in Ukraine, and emerging cyber threats, while navigating political disagreements.
usSenator Warner urges swift Senate vote on Trump’s DNI nominee amid spying authority lapse
Sen. Mark Warner said he hopes the Senate can confirm President Trump’s pick for Acting Director of National Intelligence this week, as a key intelligence‑sharing authority has already expired due to the stalled nomination.
usDefense Secretary Hegseth Dismisses Alleged U.S. Munitions Shortage as ‘Manufactured Story’ During Senate Testimony
In a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth called reports of a looming U.S. ammunition shortage a fabricated narrative and warned that rebuilding the stockpile could take months or even years.
usFatal Crash Near Butler Memorial Airport Claims Lives of 11 Skydivers and Pilot
A small aircraft carrying 12 people, including 11 skydivers and a pilot, crashed shortly after take‑off from Butler Memorial Airport, killing everyone on board, authorities said.
usCBS Sunday Morning Reviews Japan's Low Obesity, JD Vance Interview, Bill Mumy Reunion, Astrodome Future, 500‑Year Time Capsule and Gum‑Wrapper Soccer Art
In a single episode, CBS’s “Sunday Morning” covered Japan’s unusually low obesity rate, a sit‑down with JD Vance and Usha Vance, former child star Bill Mumy, the legacy of Houston’s Astrodome, a 500‑year American time capsule and a soccer mural made from gum wrappers.
usTrump Throws His Weight Behind Mike Collins in Georgia Senate Runoff
Former President Donald Trump officially endorsed Rep. Mike Collins for the Republican slot in Georgia's Senate runoff, intensifying the battle ahead of the November 2024 vote against Democrat Jon Ossoff.
usInside the Houston Astrodome: The Rise, Decline, and Future of America’s First Domed Stadium
The Houston Astrodome, once billed as the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” opened in 1965 and revolutionized sports architecture. Decades later, the iconic dome sits vacant, prompting heated debate over preservation, redevelopment and its role in modern Houston.
usKnicks clinch first NBA title in 53 years, sparking citywide celebrations
The New York Knicks defeated the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5 of the NBA Finals, ending a 53‑year championship drought and prompting massive street parties across Manhattan.
usRemembering Houston’s Astrodome: From ‘Eighth Wonder’ to Empty Shell
The Astrodome, once billed as the “Eighth Wonder of the World,” opened in 1965 and hosted baseball, concerts and exotic events before the Astros left in 1999. A CBS archive report revisits its rise, decline and the city’s attempts to repurpose the iconic structure.
usWhite House Hosts UFC 'Freedom 250' Event on Trump’s 80th Birthday
The White House lawn will become a mixed‑martial‑arts arena Sunday night as the UFC stages its Freedom 250 card to mark former President Donald Trump’s 80th birthday, raising questions about protocol, security and political symbolism.
usFighter Jet Crash in Yakima County Triggers Wildfire, Pilot Rescued
A U.S. Air Force F-15 crashed into a remote mountain in Yakima County, Washington, on Saturday, igniting a forest fire. The lone pilot survived after a successful ejection and was retrieved by emergency crews.
usU.S. Companies Grapple with Uncertainty After Federal Court Strikes Down $100,000 H‑1B Fee
A federal judge has blocked the White House’s $100,000 fee for H‑1B visa petitions, leaving firms across the United States unsure how to proceed with hiring foreign talent.
usNBA Finals Game 5 in San Antonio: Knicks vs. Spurs Duel for Series Edge
Game 5 of the NBA Finals arrives in San Antonio with the New York Knicks looking to take the lead and the San Antonio Spurs fighting to stay alive. The matchup follows a record‑breaking Game 4 that set social‑media viewership records.
usBusiness Owners Argue U.S. Economy Relies on Skilled Foreign Workers After H‑1B Fee Ruling
A federal judge has overturned the Trump administration’s $100,000 fee on new H‑1B visas, a move praised by immigrant advocates but questioned by some employers who say their companies depend on highly skilled foreign talent.
usU.S. Men’s Team Dominates Opening World Cup Match with Electric Display
In a sweltering 80-degree kickoff, the United States men’s soccer side fired on all cylinders, securing a decisive victory in their World Cup debut and setting a high bar for the tournament.
usU.S. and Iran Near Agreement to Halt Hostilities, Sources Say
American officials and Iranian negotiators claim that a comprehensive deal to end the current fighting is within reach, though both sides caution that final signatures may still take several days.
usPresident Trump's Name Stripped from Kennedy Center Sign After Court Ruling; National Park Exhibit Removal Order Temporarily Halted
A federal judge ordered the removal of former President Donald Trump's name from the Kennedy Center marquee, while a separate injunction paused the White House directive to eliminate exhibits in national parks that portray the United States unfavourably.
usFord Issues Recall for Over 250,000 Focus Cars Over Engine Stall Hazard
Ford is recalling more than 250,000 Focus models after a prior repair campaign left some engines prone to stalling, according to NHTSA data.
usRecovered Gear from England's World Cup Squad Highlights Security Concerns
BBC reports that footwear and soccer balls taken from the England football team's storage in Kansas City have been recovered, though none of the items were essential for match play.
usU.S. Military Operation Targets Tren de Aragua Leader in Venezuela
President Donald Trump announced that a U.S. strike eliminated Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores, described as the notorious head of the Tren de Aragua criminal organization in Venezuela.
usUnited States Dominates Paraguay 4-1 in World Cup Opening Match
The U.S. men’s national soccer team opened the 2026 World Cup with a convincing 4-1 victory over Paraguay at SoFi Stadium, highlighting their attacking depth and setting a tone for the tournament.
usTragedy Strikes Virginia Church as Tent Collapses During Evening Service
A temporary roof structure at East Lake Community Church in Moneta, Virginia, gave way during a night-time service on Friday, killing one person and injuring 22 others.