News for July 6, 2025

Daniel Park’s death in federal custody has ended the only prosecution tied to the California fertility clinic bombing and raised new questions about the Los Angeles jail where he was held.

Kevin Hassett said the White House is close to finalizing several tariff deals as President Donald Trump’s tariff pause nears its deadline, with the United States preparing to send warning letters to countries that do not reach agreements in time.

Texas flood survivors, including Christian Fell, describe how fast-rising Guadalupe River water turned a holiday night into a life-or-death fight to escape.

President Donald Trump celebrated a major policy win as his new tax and spending law took effect, while Texas faced a deadly flash flood disaster that drew urgent federal attention.

Ken Burns says cutting federal support for PBS and public media is short-sighted and misguided because it hurts an important public service.

Trump’s immigration crackdown is reshaping enforcement in Puerto Rico, where raids, detentions, and transfers to the mainland have spread fear in immigrant communities.

Tropical Depression Chantal weakened after landfall in South Carolina, but it still brought heavy rain, flood risk, and dangerous surf to parts of the Southeast.

Gov. Tony Evers is still deciding whether to run for a third term, and his choice could shape control of Wisconsin’s next governor race and the state’s political balance.

Tropical Storm Chantal formed off the Southeast U.S. coast and was expected to bring heavy rain and flash flood risk to the Carolinas.