Good Morning! On this day in 1958, the U.S. nuclear submarine Nautilus completed the first undersea voyage to the North Pole, establishing a shorter route between the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.
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Corporation for Public Broadcasting to Shut Down
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting on Friday announced it will shut down operations in September after losing $1.1 billion in federal funding.
CPB, with close to 100 employees, provides funds to 1,500 local public radio and television stations as well as PBS and NPR.
President Trump and Republican allies have long argued that taxpayer funding for public media represents unnecessary government spending, while claiming that PBS and NPR programming exhibits anti-conservative bias.
Health officials are warning of a rise in potentially deadly “flesh-eating” bacteria cases this summer along the Gulf Coast, particularly in Florida and Louisiana.
The Vibrio vulnificus bacteria typically occur in warm ocean water and can affect people through open wounds. Symptoms include stomach illness, severe wound infections, and in some cases, life-threatening blood poisoning.
This year, health officials in Florida have confirmed 13 cases and four deaths, while Louisiana has reported 17 cases and four deaths.
Both Mississippi and Alabama have reported single cases, neither fatal. Vibrio is the source of about 80,000 illnesses in the United States per year.
Hot Dog Spill Snarls Highway Traffic
A truckload of hot dogs spilled across a Pennsylvania interstate Friday morning, briefly clogging traffic in both directions on the busy highway.
A tractor-trailer hit a passenger vehicle and scraped a concrete divider, spilling over 1,000 pounds of frozen frankfurters across the highway. Four people were injured and transported to a local hospital.
Crews assessed barrier damage and used heavy machinery to clean up, scooping boxes of scattered sausages from the roadway. You can see the clean-up efforts here.
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➤ Will Trump fire Jerome Powell? Trump walks it back—for now. (Hear More)
➤ U.S. envoy meets Gaza hostage families, vows to keep fighting for their freedom. (Listen Now)
➤ Backstreet’s Back—and so is every 90s obsession you forgot about! (Podcast Available)
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➤ U.S. swimmer Katie Ledecky won her seventh straight 800-meter freestyle world title Saturday, breaking the record for most wins in a single event while fending off Canada’s Summer McIntosh. (More)
➤ The Denver Broncos have agreed to a massive four-year $102 million contract extension with star pass rusher Zach Allen. (More)
➤ The D.C. Council advanced the Washington Commanders stadium bill on Friday, despite President Trump’s threat to block a deal unless the team restores its former “Redskins” name. (More)
➤ The Atlanta Braves and Cincinnati Reds played Saturday night at Bristol Motor Speedway, expecting 85,000 fans—a record crowd for an MLB game. (See Score)
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➤ Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler is stepping down from her role at the central bank, creating a vacancy at a time when President Trump is pushing for lower interest rates. (More)
➤ President Trump, along with private donors,will fund a ballroom on the White House grounds, estimated at $200 million. (More)
➤ Ford isrecalling more than 312,000 vehicles due to an issue with the power brake assist. The recall affects the 2025 Lincoln Navigator, F-150, Expedition, Bronco, and Ranger vehicles. (More)
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➤ President Trump said he may issue rebate checks to Americans using tariff revenue, but emphasized his priority is paying down the national debt. (More)
➤ The Oklahoma City Zoo’s new baby elephant cooled off from the summer heat by splashing and playing with a water hose. (See Elephant)
➤ A list of Hollywood’s “It Girls” features women who shaped fashion, influence, and pop culture from the 1920s to the present day. (See List)
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➤ Former special counsel Jack Smith is under investigation for allegedly violating the Hatch Act by pursuing politically motivated probes into then-candidate Donald Trump. (More)
➤ President Trump signed three executive orders on artificial intelligence on Wednesday, including one that bans “woke AI” in the federal government. (More)
➤ Interior designers shared 12 primary bedroom ideas they say reflect personality and create a more inviting space. (See Ideas)
➤ Ahumanoid robot took part in a publicity stunt in New York City last week, marching down Fifth Avenue, posing for selfies, and trying on shoes. (See Robot)
➤ Arare Labubu plush sold for a record $10,500 on eBay last week, becoming the most expensive of the viral ugly-cute toys popular among collectors. (See Labubu)
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