A North Texas teenager is in critical condition after falling off a vehicle while playing "senior assassin," a controversial water gun game popular among high school seniors.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked Secretary of State Marco Rubio from deporting Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian Columbia University graduate and lawful permanent resident. Khalil was detained in March and the government sought to strip him of his legal status due to his involvement in pro-Palestinian protests and alleged inaccuracies on his residency application.

Millions of Americans are unlikely to see much relief anytime soon due to the continuation of the massive flooding from last Sunday and the record-breaking heat. Meanwhile, extensive storms in New England might result in another day of flash flooding, strong gusts, and tornadoes.

Two European satellites, Coronagraph and Occulter, successfully created artificial total solar eclipses in space by flying in precise formation.

Iran launched a significant missile barrage against Israel over the weekend, escalating tensions in the region following recent airstrikes. This development is being closely monitored by international observers, with potential ramifications for global stability. We'll continue to provide updates as the situation unfolds.

A brush fire in Burbank, California, called the Bethany Fire, prompted evacuations on Monday, June 10, which have since been lifted. The fire started around 4:30 p.m. and grew to 8 acres before firefighters contained it. The cause is under investigation.

A social media account tracking pizza orders near the Pentagon accurately predicted Israel's top-secret attack on Iran's nuclear program by noticing a surge and subsequent drop in pizza orders, along with abnormally low traffic at a nearby bar, before the military operation took place.

A shooting at the Brass Mill Center mall in Waterbury, Connecticut, in the US, on Tuesday, May 27, injured five people. Police have a person of interest in custody and believe the shooting stemmed from a dispute. The victims' injuries are non-life-threatening, and authorities say there is no ongoing threat to the public.

Ten inmates escaped from an Orleans Parish jail in New Orleans on May 16 by pulling open faulty sliding cell doors, creating a hole in the wall, and climbing over. Three have been recaptured, and several arrests have been made for assisting the escapees, including a jail maintenance worker accused of turning off the water to a cell, enabling the escape.

Former Arkansas police chief Grant Hardin, convicted of rape and murder, escaped from a state prison facility while disguised in a makeshift law enforcement outfit. Authorities are searching for Hardin, who is considered extremely dangerous. He was imprisoned in 2017 and was serving time at the North Central Unit in Calico Rock, Arkansas, near the Missouri border.

Juneteenth, commemorating the end of slavery in the United States, is observed on June 19th. This federal holiday marks the day in 1865 when the last enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, were informed of their freedom following the arrival of Union troops. Banks, the USPS, schools, and government offices will be closed.

The Louvre Museum in Paris experienced a temporary closure due to a labor strike by employees protesting unmanageable crowds and understaffing. Thousands of visitors were left waiting outside as museum staff refused to take their posts during a routine internal meeting.

A recent NBC News Decision Desk Poll reveals divided public opinion on Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s "Make America Healthy Again" agenda. While a majority of Americans agree with Kennedy's criticism of the food industry, they overwhelmingly support vaccines, contrasting with his views.

As the Catholic Church prepares to bid farewell to Pope Francis, the centuries-old machinery of papal succession begins its solemn work. The 2025 conclave, steeped in ritual and secrecy, will determine the next spiritual leader for over a billion faithful.

Amidst escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, the U.S. Pentagon is defensively repositioning military assets, including warplanes, aircraft carriers, and refueling tankers, to protect American troops in the Middle East. While not directly participating in Israel's offensive, the U.S. military aims to deter attacks on its forces and maintain a strong regional presence in pursuit of a peace deal.

San Antonio, Texas, experienced devastating flash floods in mid-June after a month's worth of rain fell in a single night, leading to 13 deaths and numerous water rescues.

Vladimir Putin said he was ready to meet with Volodymyr Zelenskyy but only during a "final phase" of negotiations. Putin falsely accused Zelenskyy of not being Ukraine's legitimate president.

Donald Trump reignited debates about crime and punishment this week with a bold social media declaration: "REBUILD AND OPEN ALCATRAZ!" The former president's call to revive the infamous San Francisco Bay prison—shuttered since 1963—comes amid ongoing discussions about housing dangerous criminals in high-security facilities.

A shooting at Canyon RV Park in Yorba Linda, California, on May 4, left three people hospitalized, including the suspect who turned the gun on himself. The Orange County Sheriff's Department believes the shooting stemmed from an earlier dispute between the suspect and one of the victims.

Authorities in southeast Connecticut are investigating a horrific domestic violence case involving the fatal beating of a 6-year-old boy, Jathan Escobar.

Senate Republicans are proposing deeper cuts to Medicaid than the House of Representatives' budget bill to help pay for President Trump's tax cuts. The Senate also seeks a more limited tax cut for tips and overtime than the House, and would not increase the federal deduction for state and local taxes. The proposal is the culmination of weeks of negotiations among Senate Republicans on the GOP bill that would be Trump's biggest legislative accomplishment in his second term thus far. Several senators have demanded deeper spending cuts to the bill, as the House's version is expected to add $2.4 trillion to the deficit over the next 10 years, while others are concerned that potential cuts to Medicaid and green energy tax credits go too far. Any changes they make could disrupt the delicate balance in the House, where Republicans have only a three-vote margin.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy plans to ask President Donald Trump to allow Ukraine to buy more weapons from the United States during their meeting at the G7 summit in Canada.

Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade will soon allow open containers of alcohol within a designated entertainment zone, following the lead of cities like New Orleans and Las Vegas.

On Russia Day, the U.S. reaffirmed its support for the Russian people's aspirations for a brighter future and expressed a desire for constructive engagement with Russia to achieve peace in Ukraine. A statement from Secretary of State Marco Rubio highlighted the U.S.'s commitment, while Russia's new ambassador to the U.S. pledged to work towards restoring ties between the two countries.

Amid escalating hostilities between Israel and Iran, marked by air strikes and retaliatory missile attacks, former U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Iranian officials have signaled a desire to de-escalate and engage in talks.

Trump rejected an Israeli plan to kill Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as he was pushing for a peace deal between the two nations.

A fire at a four-story apartment building in Milwaukee on May 11 resulted in at least four deaths and four injuries.

A man named Vance Boelter has been arrested and charged with the murder of Minnesota State Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark.

A New Jersey man, Joseph Kling, has denied responsibility for a massive wildfire in the Pine Barrens, claiming others at the bonfire should have extinguished it.

Elon Musk regrets some of his critical posts about Donald Trump from last week, saying they "went too far." This follows a public falling out between the two, sparked by Musk's criticism of Trump's tax and spending bill. Trump had previously declared their relationship over, but later softened his stance. Tesla shares saw a rise after Musk's statement.

A community festival in West Valley City, Utah, has become the latest site of gun violence in the United States, leaving three people dead, including a young infant.  

A new NBC News/SurveyMonkey poll reveals that a majority of Americans disapprove of Donald Trump's second term as president, even with some Republicans expressing dissatisfaction. While his overall approval rating remains at 45%, with 55% disapproval, immigration stands out as his strongest policy area, with 51% of Americans approving of his handling of border security.

An Israeli strike hit Iran's state broadcaster while the head of the U.N. nuclear watchdog indicated extensive damage to Iran's biggest uranium enrichment plant and Iran called on the U.S. to force a ceasefire in the four-day-old aerial war.

The upcoming G7 summit in Kananaskis, Canada, faces the challenge of addressing escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, potentially overshadowing discussions on global finance and security.

Australian universities have experienced a decline in global rankings, attributed to factors such as government policies on international students, financial constraints, and increased competition from Asian institutions.

A new report from the Alzheimer's Association reveals a growing number of Americans aged 65 and older are living with Alzheimer's disease, with associated costs expected to reach $384 billion in 2025.

The UN Secretary General added Israel to a list of violators neglecting to protect children during war, prompting strong reactions from Israel and Palestine.

Delhi faces record-high nighttime temperatures and a severe heatwave, impacting millions and causing fatalities, as India's northern region experiences one of the hottest periods in history.

A shooting near the Stonewall Inn marred NYC's Pride festivities, injuring two teenagers and sparking anxieties within the LGBTQ+ community. The incident highlights ongoing vulnerability amid legal challenges and past hate crimes, emphasizing the need for resilience, unity, and advocacy.

Hunter Biden, son of President Joe Biden, was found guilty of falsely reporting his drug use to illegally purchase a pistol, with sentencing pending amid claims of non-political motivations by investigators.

Legendary boxer Oscar De La Hoya, a Mexican-American who grew up in Los Angeles, has spoken out about the ongoing protests in his hometown sparked by ICE immigration raids. He expressed sadness about the situation and emphasized the integral role of immigrants in the city, highlighting their hard work and contributions to the community. De La Hoya, a dual citizen, also shared his gratitude for the sacrifices his family made in immigrating to the U.S. from Mexico.

Donald Trump is facing divisions within his supporter base regarding potential US intervention in the growing conflict between Israel and Iran. While some supporters urge caution against another Middle East war, others agree with Trump's stance that Iran must not develop nuclear weapons.

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a series of air traffic control incidents at Newark Liberty International Airport, including recent radio outages. These incidents have caused flight disruptions and renewed concerns about the country's aging air traffic control system.

Donald Trump's military parade was just eight blocks long, but it was heard round the world. The parade, marking the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army, featured troops, tanks, drones, and a robot dog. At the end, spectators sang "Happy Birthday" to the president. Trump defended the parade, saying it was time America celebrated its victories.

Preparations are underway in Washington D.C. for a large U.S. Army parade commemorating its 250th anniversary, coinciding with President Trump's 79th birthday. The event will feature military vehicles, thousands of soldiers, and a special presentation of an American flag to Trump.

In a recent interview with CBS's "60 Minutes," Vice President Kamala Harris revealed that she is a gun owner, a statement that has sparked discussion amid ongoing national debates around gun control.

Israeli military strikes in Gaza killed at least 50 Palestinians, including women and children, according to local health authorities. The strikes, which targeted houses in the Jabalia area, occurred as President Trump visited the Middle East. The Israeli military had no immediate comment.

Matthew Lee Johnson was executed in Texas, America, for the 2012 murder of Nancy Judith Harris, a 76-year-old grandmother who was set on fire during a convenience store robbery. Johnson expressed remorse to Harris's family in his last words.

The Sean "Diddy" Combs trial concluded with a mixed verdict, acquitting him of the most serious charges but convicting him on two counts of transportation for prostitution. This outcome has sparked debate about justice for abuse survivors, particularly Black women, and the ongoing challenges within the #MeToo movement.

An Amber Alert has been issued in Norfolk, Virginia for 4-year-old Kai Foreman, who is believed to be in extreme danger after a shooting. Police are searching for 27-year-old Tyli Scott, who they believe took the boy. The shooting occurred around 11:40 a.m. local time and resulted in the death of a woman. Scott is considered armed and dangerous.

A deadly shooting on the Las Vegas strip, allegedly involving two YouTubers with a long-standing online feud, has resulted in murder charges. Manuel "Manny" Ruiz is accused of fatally shooting Rodney Finley and his wife Tanisha Finley near the Bellagio fountains.

A new affordable housing development, Harbor Village, opened in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, after seven years and $18 million invested, addressing the area's growing demand for affordable rentals. While rental prices in many metro areas have stabilized, they remain significantly higher than pre-pandemic levels, burdening renters. Carlisle, like many other areas, has experienced rapid population growth and rising rents, highlighting the ongoing challenges in the rental market.

India confirmed targeting nine locations in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir in a military operation launched on May 7, citing intelligence that these sites were hubs for planning attacks against Indian interests.

A couple visiting an Italian museum destroyed a crystal-covered chair artwork, a modern take on Van Gogh's "Van Gogh's Chair," after one of them sat on it despite a sign asking visitors not to touch it. The museum released security footage of the incident, hoping it would serve as a reminder to respect art. The chair has since been restored.

Bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow's eaglets, Sunny and Gizmo, are preparing to leave their nest in Big Bear, California.

A nine-year-old girl, Leah Lendel, is recovering after a shark attack in Boca Grande, Florida, nearly severed her hand. Doctors at Tampa General Hospital successfully reattached the hand, and she is now able to move her fingers. The incident occurred on June 11 while she was swimming with family. She underwent surgery where doctors inserted pins to stabilize her broken bones and transferred arteries from her leg to help restore blood flow to her hand.

Donald Trump endorsed Jack Ciattarelli, a former critic, in the New Jersey Republican gubernatorial primary. Trump highlighted Ciattarelli's pledges on property taxes and immigration, urging voters to support him as the most experienced candidate. The endorsement came ahead of early voting in a crowded primary field, with both parties vying for the governor's seat as a potential indicator of national political momentum.

A "No Kings" protest in Salt Lake City turned deadly when a man brandishing a rifle was confronted by peacekeepers, resulting in the death of an innocent bystander. The incident is under investigation, with the rifleman now facing a murder charge.

In Milford, Massachusetts, a blue-collar town with a growing immigrant population, fear of ICE raids is pervasive. The arrest of Marcelo Gomes da Silva, a high school student, has brought attention to the tensions surrounding immigration enforcement.

Following recent antisemitic attacks in Washington, D.C., and Boulder, Colorado, Richard Priem, CEO of Community Security Service (CSS), is working to provide security training for Jewish communities. CSS offers free professional-level security training and aims to empower community members to protect themselves.

A fatal collision between a tour bus and an SUV on State Route 60 near Hacienda Heights, California, resulted in one death and 32 injuries. The SUV driver died at the scene after their vehicle became disabled and was struck from behind by the tour bus.

The foreign ministers of the UK, France, and Germany are planning a meeting with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi in Geneva, potentially marking a diplomatic breakthrough amidst escalating tensions following Israeli attacks on Iranian military and nuclear sites.

U.S. and Chinese officials have agreed on a framework to revive trade talks, aiming to lift China's restrictions on rare earth exports. The agreement follows intense negotiations in London and seeks to build upon a previous deal in Geneva that had stalled.

Severe flash flooding and heavy rains in West Virginia, U.S., caused an apartment building in Fairmont to partially collapse, leaving residents displaced. Five people have died and several are missing statewide due to the storms, prompting a state of emergency declaration.

The Russia-Ukraine conflict sees shifting territorial control, with Russia claiming gains. Simultaneously, North Korea strengthens military ties with Russia, while the EU and IMF offer Ukraine economic support amid ongoing diplomatic tensions and accusations against Putin's aims.

A skier died in an avalanche on Denali, North America's tallest peak, marking the second death in the park's climbing season. The victim, Nicholas Vizzini, triggered the avalanche with his climbing partner while descending the West Buttress route. Despite rescue efforts, he was found buried in the debris and pronounced dead. The incident highlights the dangers of climbing Denali, where avalanches and falls are leading causes of death.

Former Vice President Mike Pence criticized Donald Trump for seeking advice from Vladimir Putin on the Israel-Iran conflict, especially given Russia's reliance on Iranian drones in the Ukraine war.