News for June 24, 2025

Sean Combs and U.S. government prosecutors both rested their cases in the federal trial, moving the case toward closing arguments.

ICE arrested 11 Iranian nationals in the U.S. who had criminal records or suspected terrorist ties, and said the arrests were part of a broader crackdown on people seen as security risks.

A CBS News poll finds Republicans strongly back U.S. airstrikes on Iran, while most Americans disapprove and worry about a wider war.

A U.S. intelligence report said Iran could make a nuclear weapon in three to eight months, but it did not say Iran had decided to do so, even as President Donald Trump ordered strikes on Iranian nuclear sites.

The NBA draft’s biggest question is whether the Dallas Mavericks will stay at No. 1 and pick Cooper Flagg, while the Philadelphia 76ers and Ace Bailey create the main drama later in the first round.

Monica Sementilli was sentenced to life in prison without parole for plotting her husband Fabio Sementilli’s murder in Los Angeles.

Daniel Park, accused of helping supply chemicals for the Palm Springs fertility clinic bombing, died while in federal custody.

Daniel Park, a suspect in the Palm Springs fertility clinic bombing case, died in federal custody while awaiting further legal action.

Atlanta police say four people could face hate crime charges after they tore down and cut up LGBTQ pride flags in Midtown, the center of the city’s LGBTQ community.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sold $15 million worth of company stock, the first sale under a planned stock-selling program that could reach $873 million.

Brian Beals, who spent more than 30 years in prison for a murder he did not commit, has been officially cleared and is now building a new life through theatre.

A Republican budget bill backed by Sen. Rand Paul would force the U.S. Postal Service to sell its new electric mail trucks and cancel much of its EV fleet plan.

New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary is focused on Andrew Cuomo’s comeback and Zohran Mamdani’s late surge, but ranked-choice voting means the winner may not be known for more than a week.