Israeli Ambassador to US Yechiel Leiter tells me 35 people injured in Iranian attacks on Tel Aviv so far. 2 critically in jured. "This is a barrage of dozens of missiles at the same time."

I'll be on THE NEWSHOUR tonight discussing the news of the day with Jonathan Capehart

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says former state House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband were shot and killed in a politically motivated assassination, and a second lawmaker and his wife were shot and wounded. Authorities were actively searching for a suspect hours after the

IRAN AND CONGRESS: Per sources familiar - Speaker Johnson and Senate Leader Thune were both briefed on the Iran operation. But per another source familiar, congressional Democratic leaders were *notified* — not briefed. And - as of few minutes ago, had not been briefed.

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Decades of progress in global health—and the futures of families—are at risk as aid cuts take hold. Proven programs save lives and unlock economic opportunity. Watch this PBS News report by William Brangham in partnership with Pulitzer Center: pbs.org/newshour/show/….

NEWS on the BIG BILL. CONFIRMED, mult. sources: The Senate is planning to start voting on the Big Bill (OBBBA) tomorrow. But that is still a goal. Not set. BILL TEXT: is expected out tonight. VOTE: *could* be at noon tomorrow, if all goes according to plan.

A new study in the medical journal, The Lancet, suggests that cuts to USAID could result in the death of 14 million people over the next five years. Watch part of this report from William Brangham and Molly Knight Raskin on the work USAID did in Ghana and what it might mean when it goes

Thanks for joining us tonight Brian Stelter . Insightful as always and also A+ bookshelves!

BREAKING: President Donald J. Trump says he and Putin spoke about Ukraine, and says, "I’m not happy about that... I didn’t make any progress with him at all."

Among the biggest winners with today's megabill are corporations and small businesses. The bill would make permanent the tax breaks from President Trump’s first term, as well as expand provisions on company expenses and itemizations. Manufacturers, in particular, are supportive

On this Independence Day, our @newshour profile of the U.S. Marine Corps Museum 🇺🇸's new exhibit chronicling 250 years of U.S. Marines history--from the triumphs to the traumas. With Morgan Till

Millions are going bananas over a fast-paced and entertaining take on baseball. to.pbs.org/40xvoeb

BREAKING: Department of State distributes to journalists a letter sent to employees announcing that the Reduction in Force would begin "soon." State employees tell me they received it simultaneously, and that the RIFs are expected tomorrow morning. Full text:

One day you’re young and wild; the next, it’s Tuesday, and you’re dialing into a team's call.

BREAKING. *RESCISSIONS* ADVANCE: The Senate voted 51-50, with VP Vance breaking the tie, to bring the rescissions pkg it out of committee. Sens. Collins, Murkowski and McConnell voted no. One more no would have blocked it. (Though votes can shift when down to last vote.)

Lisa Murkowski strongly objecting to public broadcasting cuts in rescissions bill: “Well, I can tell you that there has been probably no issue, no single issue that has drawn out more interest across the state of Alaska than support for public broadcasting,” she told us

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In 2023, the U.S. Surgeon General warned of an epidemic of loneliness in this country, saying that increasing social isolation is threatening Americans' health and well-being. For some women, there's a special club that offers immediate social connection — a place where everyone

Congratulations to chef Seng Luangrath Thip Khao and others for winning restaurateur of the year at last night’s DC Rammy Awards - check out this story about Laotian food from Laura Barrón-López Sarah Clune pbs.org/newshour/amp/s…