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U.S. military recovers unidentified remains found in Jordan as another service member dies in Iraq, FDA walks back finding of Cyclospora parasite as outbreak probe continues, and Seattle's round raccoon Jimothy becomes viral star.

How the World Cup could influence youth soccer in the U.S., tips on paying down credit-card debt, and taxidermied raccoons are seeing unprecedented demand thanks to Norwegian soccer star Erling Haaland.

Why do President Trump's nominees have trouble answering one certain question? Yoko Kubota from the Wall Street Journal has the story. 

How does an outbreak like cyclosporiasis happen? Rutgers University Professor Dr. Don Schaffner gives us a look. 

Meteorologist Jeff Masters joined Gordon Deal with a look at why the U.S. is being blanketed, again, in Canadian wildfire smoke.

President Trump's election address stops short of offering evidence of vote tampering, wildfire smoke will worsen in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic through Friday, and paper checks refuse to die.

Dr. Wesley Long from Houston Methodist Hospital joined America's First News with at what you need to know about the Cyclospora outbreak.

U.S. strikes, Iran retaliation continuing, Todd Blanche faces questions on DOJ fund, Epstein files at attorney general confirmation hearing, and what you need to know about the Cyclospora outbreak.

With the death of Lindsey Graham President Trump's Senate whisperer is gone. Alex Gangitano from POLITICO takes us behind the headline.

Patrick De Haan from Gasbuddy joined America's First News with a look at the latest developments that will affect oil and gasoline prices.

Trump resumes Iran port blockade and threatens strikes on energy targets, ICE suspends traffic stops in wake of Maine fatal shooting, and the surprising health benefit of being bald.

Hard-line activists are powering a resistance to artificial intelligence. Zusha Elinson from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline. 

Will anything get done in Congress before the August recess? Valerie Yurk from CQ Roll Call gives us a look.

U.S. wraps up 3rd straight night of Iran strikes, person is killed in ICE-involved shooting in Maine, and protect your summer vacation from scammers.

Lindsey Graham, longtime Republican Senator, dies at 71, U.S. and Iran trade new rounds of attacks, and how parents can take advantage of the best summer-camp tax break in years.

Europe is hot, why doesn't it want air conditioning, what’s a 'soft' off day, and how the World Cup helped find a lost dog. 

Will the World Cup be a net positive for the host cities? Sports Economics Professor Victor Matheson joined America's First News takes us behind the headline.

Where does the Iran conflict go from here? Dr. Asaf Romirowsky from Scholars for Peace in the Middle East gives us a look.

Israel may have pushed Trump into latest attacks on Iran, Mexican man killed in Houston ICE shooting was not the target of operation, and the impact of the World Cup on host cities and U.S. tourism.

U.S., Iran exchange fire after Trump declares ceasefire over, Graham Platner ends Maine Senate campaign, and the shrinking 45-64 population.

What does the future hold for Mitch McConnell. Alexander Bolton from The Hill takes us behind the headline.

Are dumbphones making a comeback? Ian Marlow from FITECH Consultants gives us a look. 

US strikes Iran, Strait of Hormuz shipping risk raised to severe after tankers hit, what's next for Platner and Democrats after latest allegation, and husky dog saves young boy from bear attack.

Will the President's income discloser finally give Democrats a way to turn into a political liability for Donald Trump. Aaron Zitner from the Wall Street Journal has the story. 

Have we finally had enough of being told how much to tip? Betty Lin-Fisher from USA Today takes us behind the headline.