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A major housing bill is set to become law at midnight — even though Trump says he won't sign NPRTrump says he won't sign housing bill that's set to become law at midnight CNNTrump Doubles Down on Refusal to Sign Housing Affordability Bill Rolling StoneTrump denies this Congress what could be its last major bill-signing ceremony The Washington Post
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Fidji Simo says Mark Zuckerberg gave her one piece of health advice years ago, and she wishes she had listened Business InsiderOpenAI exec Fidji Simo says she's stepping down due to chronic illness, will transition to advisor CNBCA Top OpenAI Executive, Fidji Simo, Steps Down The New York TimesOpenAI's AGI deployment chief Fidji Simo to step down after medical leave Reuters
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Wimbledon men's semifinals live updates: Jannik Sinner faces Novak Djokovic after Alexander Zverev handles Arthur Fery Yahoo SportsWatch Wimbledon semi-finals: GB's Fery two sets down to dominant Zverev BBCWimbledon 2026 live updates: Men's semifinals latest with Sinner-Djokovic in first set; Zverev beats Fery The New York Times2026 Wimbledon men's semifinal odds, picks, bets: Tennis expert reveals predictions for Djokovic vs. Sinner SportsLine
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What we know about the Houston ICE shooting and the Democrats vying to replace Graham Platner: Morning Rundown NBC NewsWhy Some Women in Maine Are Mourning the End of Graham Platner's Campaign The New York TimesMillions in Dem ad money vanished from Platner race days before rape allegation doomed Senate bid Fox News‘No one planned for this': The rapidly-evolving 18-day primary to replace Platner
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Kylian Mbappe downplays ankle injury after France secure World Cup semifinal spot: 'Everything is OK' CBS SportsFrance's Kylian Mbappé allays any World Cup injury concern: 'I'm all good' ESPNThe World Cup Vibes Had Gone Down, Down, Down. Then Came a Knockout I Almost Couldn't Handle. Slate MagazineEmmanuel Macron cheers Les Bleus. So does Jordan Bardella. Politico
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After decades of drawing in tens of thousands of new residents, Jersey City has suddenly found itself teetering on the financial brink.
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 Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank could raise interest rates again if the economy and labor market don't cool down.
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