News for June 7, 2025

Sovereignty won the Belmont Stakes in muddy conditions, beating Journalism and Baeza in a rematch of the Kentucky Derby.

The body of missing Denver hairstylist Jax Gratton has been found, ending a two-month search.

New York City police recovered three bodies from the East River, including 15-year-old Graceline Ilogene, who had been missing since May 30.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is asking for backup plans to protect U.S. national security if Elon Musk’s companies cut off or disrupt key government services during his fallout with President Donald Trump.

Gizmo, one of Big Bear’s eaglets, took her first flight from the nest in California, leaving Jackie and Shadow as empty nesters after weeks of watching and waiting.

The U.S. Army says Sgt. Aaron Cox died in a training accident in Hungary while preparing for an upcoming military exercise.

Yulissa Escobar apologized after leaving “Love Island USA,” saying she was wrong to use a racial slur on old podcast clips that resurfaced online.

The Department of Labor’s new lost-and-found tool comes as more workers leave old 401(k) plans behind, raising the risk of fees and missed retirement growth.

Trump said the Justice Department chose to bring Kilmar Abrego Garcia back to the U.S., and he called the federal case against him “very easy.”

The CDC and FDA are investigating a multistate Salmonella outbreak linked to 1.7 million recalled eggs from the August Egg Company.

Donald Trump said his break with Elon Musk may be final and warned Musk could face consequences if he backs Democrats, while JD Vance called Musk’s attacks a “huge mistake” but tried to lower the tension.

ICE agents briefly detained a U.S. deputy marshal in Arizona after mistaking him for someone they were looking for, but he was quickly cleared and let go.

Trump warned that Elon Musk would face “very serious consequences” if he funds Democratic candidates against Republicans who back the GOP budget bill.

Authorities in Washington state are searching for Travis Caleb Decker after his three young daughters were found dead at a campsite, while officials expanded closures and brought in more help.

Simone Biles and Riley Gaines argued publicly over transgender athletes in women’s sports, with Biles criticizing Gaines’ comments and Gaines firing back.

The article shows how Social Security Administration disability programs have grown into a huge, hidden safety net for many Americans who cannot find work or stay on the job.

Kilmar Abrego Garcia has been returned to the U.S. to face human trafficking charges after his mistaken deportation to El Salvador became a major court fight.

A Utah judge ruled that Ralph Leroy Menzies, a convicted killer with dementia, is still competent to be executed.

Zodiac Maritime is sending salvage crews to assess the Morning Midas, a cargo ship still burning off Alaska after a fire forced all 22 crew members to escape safely.

Merryl Hoffman survived a sudden cardiac arrest in New York City after two nurses and other bystanders performed CPR until help arrived.