Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries after a hit-and-run crash Sunday morning in Toledo. Police said two people were taken to the hospital and the investigation remains active.
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Sen. Bernie Moreno said Rep. Max Miller, his former son-in-law, should not serve in Congress amid abuse allegations involving Moreno’s daughter and granddaughter. Miller denied the claims in a livestream and vowed to stay in his reelection race.
Capital One says it closed more than 300 Trump-affiliated accounts after an anti-money-laundering review, not because of political bias. The bank is seeking permanent dismissal of a lawsuit brought by the Trump Organization and Eric Trump.
Most migrants who entered Spain’s Ceuta enclave from Morocco have returned, but authorities say at least 72 people died during the surge. The crisis has reopened disputes over migration, border policy and Ceuta’s fragile social cohesion.
President Donald Trump said he canceled a planned strike on Iran after Tehran and other Middle Eastern countries asked the U.S. to hold off, claiming the “perimeters of a deal” had been agreed to. Iran did not immediately confirm the claim, while a semi-official Iranian outlet dismissed it as “simply a new lie.”
President Trump said he has agreed to cancel planned strikes on Iran if a deal is reached quickly to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end Iran’s nuclear threat. The announcement followed reports of possible U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iranian energy targets and new security alerts for Americans in the Middle East.
Russian missile strikes killed at least nine people in Kyiv and injured dozens as Ukraine pushed for more Patriot interceptors. Ukraine also said its drones sank a sanctioned Russian container ship in the Black Sea, while Moscow said all crew members were rescued.
Federal prosecutors moved to drop vandalism charges against former Olympian David Hearn after saying damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was caused by a botched installation. President Donald Trump disputed the decision and insisted vandalism caused the major damage.