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How DHS is securing the FIFA World Cup, U.S. cities dust off statues they hid away in 2020, and plan now to stay cool and healthy this summer.

World Cup host cities in U.S. are unlikely to recoup their nine-figure investments. Liam Griffin from the Washington Times has the story.

Trade Attorney Michelle Schulz joined America's First News to break down how devastating losing a trade deal with Mexico and Canada could be.

President Trump again says Iran war deal close, Trump threatens to kill trade deal with Mexico, Canada, and the infectious diseases that experts worry could spread during the World Cup.

U.S. and Iran exchange fire, inflation heated up to 4.2% in May, and garbage truck crew saves dog from trash can. 

Interested in one of the highest paying jobs in America, better work on your bed side manner. Dan De Vise from USA Today has the story.

Rick Newman from the Pinpoint Press breaks down his rules for not getting left behind in the AI era.  

Iran targets US bases in Jordan and the Gulf after Trump orders strikes near Hormuz, House GOP faces growing legislative backlog ahead of midterms, and the great American job creation machine comes back to life.

USA Today's Medora Lee joined America's First News to explain why you don't always need to fret about paying bills after the death of a loved one.

Southern states' new maps upend elections for candidates and voters. Caroline Vakil from The Hill takes us behind the headline.

Iran and Israel say they have halted strikes on each other for now, how DHS is securing the FIFA World Cup, and the late-night eating habit that may throw your gut health into chaos.

On today's Mike Drop, a slow getaway falls short. 

Statues that disappeared over the last few years are making a return. Cameron McWhirter from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look.

Just how do offensive tweets by Tennessee Rep. Andy Ogles jives with the GOP push to love thy neighbor? Valerie Yurk from Roll Call has the story.

Israel and Iran trade strikes, imperiling already fragile ceasefire, Trump faces a string of losses after riding high over the GOP, and these 3 sleep habits are tied to signs of brain aging.

The danger of digital footprints, how FIFA's biggest World Cup unleashed a summer of price gouging, and does "biohacking" really work.

Republicans' sweeping election overhaul fails in the Senate, Trump announces $700 million in new support for struggling coal industry, and Elmo just wanted the Knicks and Spurs to have fun during the NBA Finals. 

GOP-led House votes to limit Trump’s Iran war powers, President Trump says he will nominate Todd Blanche to serve as attorney general, and GLP-1 drugs may have a beneficial effect across many types of cancer.

Security and Intelligence expert Richard Kolko joined America's First News with a look at President Trump's pick to be Acting Director of National Intelligence. 

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass advances to November runoff as she seeks second term, AI is turning energy into the hottest business in America, and Social Security recipients may lose $500 monthly in 2032.

Price gouging has taken center stage in the lead up to the World Cup. Rachel Bachman from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look.  

Money is slowing the pace of pet adoptions. Betty Lin-Fisher from USA Today explains. 

Hurricane season is hitting at a time when FEMA is shorthanded. Thomas Frank from POLITICO has the story.

Lebanon announces partial ceasefire between Israel, Hezbollah but attacks continue, Justice Department says it will stop work on $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund after judge's ruling, and the safest, cheapest used cars for young drivers.

What investments should you consider if you are having a baby? Joe Pinsker from the Wall Street Journal joined America's First News with a look.