Keeping Up With America

Afghan man accused of planning an Election Day attack in the U.S. pleads guilty: An Afghan man in Oklahoma accused of planning an Election Day attack in the U.S. on behalf of the Islamic State group pleaded guilty Friday to terrorism-related charges in federal court.

Federal appeals court won't reconsider Trump's $5 million loss to E. Jean Carroll: President Donald Trump failed to persuade a federal appeals court to reconsider the $5 million verdict won by E. Jean Carroll after a jury found that he sexually abused and defamed the former magazine columnist in the 1990s.

Pack of dogs kills 15-year-old Arkansas girl who was caring for them: A 15-year-old girl in Arkansas died Wednesday after a pack of dogs she was caring for attacked her, authorities said. The Saline County Sheriff's Office said it received a 911 call around 12:15 p.m. on Wednesday reporting that a girl had been attacked by dogs. When deputies and EMTs arrived at the scene, they found a 15-year-old who had been fatally attacked by dogs "within a secured, fenced area" on the property.

About 60 protesters demonstrating against military parade arrested outside U.S. Capitol: Roughly 60 people who were protesting President Trump's Army anniversary parade and his deployment of National Guard troops in Los Angeles were arrested outside the U.S. Capitol Friday, authorities said.

Trump planning to visit Iowa State Fairgrounds this summer: President Trump plans to go the Iowa State Fairgrounds this summer, according to sources familiar with the plan, revisiting a presidential campaign site in a state that helped deliver his return to the White House.

Around the World

28-year-old student says she missed Air India flight that crashed due to traffic: "This is totally a miracle for me": A 28-year-old student who was visiting western India says she missed her Air India flight back to London due to bumper-to-bumper traffic. That flight was AI171, which crashed shortly after takeoff.

Trump administration told U.S. allies in Middle East about Israel's Iran strikes in advance: The State Department on Thursday informed multiple U.S.-allied governments in the Middle East in advance of Israel's strikes on Iran, four sources told CBS News.

Lets Talk Business and Tech

WNBA renews media rights deal with Scripps

Amazon reorganizes health-care business in latest bid to crack multitrillion-dollar market

Trump approves U.S. Steel merger with Japan’s Nippon after companies sign national security agreement

Richer, Wiser, Happier

Debt settlement 101: What it is and how it works: Today's high prices probably aren't going away — and neither is the debt that many people have accrued because of them. Even as inflation cools compared to last year, the cost of essentials like housing, groceries and insurance remains stubbornly high. For many Americans, that's translated into stretched budgets, along with bigger credit card balances, more personal loans and a growing sense of financial anxiety.

Should a Rental Property Be Part of Your Retirement Income Plan? | Maurie Backman, Fool. You'll often hear that it's best not to retire on Social Security alone, but rather, to have additional income streams at your disposal. And you have several options in that regard. If you manage to save well for retirement, you can tap your nest egg for money as needed. You might also own stocks, bonds, and other assets that pay you on a regular basis.

Is a $10,000 high-yield savings account still worth opening?: In the constantly changing economic landscape of recent years, it can be difficult to keep pace. Just five years ago, for example, the return savers could secure with high-yield savings and certificates of deposit (CDs) accounts were practically non-existent, often coming in under 1%. A few years later, however, rates surged and the interest-earning potential grew exponentially. Over the last year, meantime, inflation has declined significantly and multiple interest rate cuts have been issued. This hasn't caused rates on high-yield savings accounts to fall to the same point in 2020 … but they're clearly not as advantageous as they were in parts of 2023 and 2024, either.

Sports and Showbiz Shenanigans

Sam Burns posts 65, ends up with U.S. Open lead at Oakmont | Tyreek Hill runs 100 meters in 10.15 seconds at California track meet

‘Fortnite’ Partners With ‘Bob’s Burgers,’ ‘Family Guy’ and ‘King of the Hill’ for Father’s Day Promotion | Matthew McConaughey Sets ‘True Detective’ Reunion With Nic Pizzolatto on ‘Mike Hammer’ Movie, Based on Book Series

'Bachelor' Grant Ellis, fiancée Juliana Pasquarosa split three months after show ends | Taylor Swift visits Joe DiMaggio Children's Hospital, meets with kids in Florida

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