Hunter Biden Pleads Guilty 

Hunter Biden agreed to a deal on federal tax charges that will avert a felony gun charge and most likely save him from going to jail in return for his guilty plea.

The agreement immediately sparked outrage among some Republicans, who pointed to the disparity between the Hunter Biden deal and the Biden administration’s ongoing charges against Donald Trump.  

House leaders said the plea deal wouldn’t stop their investigation into bribery allegations against Hunter Biden. They continue to press the FBI for the release of whistle-blower documents.

Time Running Out for Titanic Submersible

A growing armada of ships and airplanes is searching the North Atlantic for a missing submersible that disappeared on its way to visit the Titanic wreckage. The underwater ship has only a day or two of oxygen left.

The five passengers on the tiny ship include a British billionaire; a top Pakistani executive for a giant conglomerate and his son; a French explorer who is an underwater expert; and the founder of OceanGate, the submersible company.  

OceanGate charges up to $250,000 for a seat on the sub, which barely has room for five passengers to sit on the floor. There’s one bathroom with a curtain for privacy, a large viewing porthole, and a modified video game controller for steering.

Dominos to Deliver Wherever You Are

Domino’s Pizza is rolling out a new technology that lets people get pizza delivered almost anywhere, from parks to beaches to baseball fields.

The new “Pinpoint Delivery” service uses an app allowing customers to drop a pin on a map, no address necessary. The delivery can be tracked in real time.

Domino’s says it’s the first “quick-service” restaurant brand to offer delivery using a pin location rather than an address. 

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➤ India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives this week for meetings with President Biden, and dozens of Democrats are urging Biden to raise the issue of human rights. The State Department in March listed “significant” abuses in India. (More)

➤ Donald Trump’s trial date on classified documents charges has been set for Aug. 14, though the judge admitted that timing could change because of the case’s complexity. Trump has been ordered not to discuss the evidence with the media or the public. (More)

➤ A bipartisan pair of senators have introduced a bill to limit China’s ability to buy farmland in the U.S.—and in some cases strip Chinese owners of their land. The two senators want the U.S. to review farm purchases as an issue of national security. (More)

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➤ French police searched the offices of the 2024 Paris Olympics organizers as part of a corruption investigation into contracts linked to the Games. This is the third straight Summer Olympics to face allegations of corruption. (More)

➤ Miami Marlins slugger Luis Arraez hit 5 for 5 against the Toronto Blue Jays, raising his batting average to an even .400. Arraez has had three five-hit games in June, tying the monthly record with a week to spare. (More)

➤ Lionel Messi, the Argentine soccer superstar, will make his debut with Inter Miami CF on July 21 at the DRV PNK Stadium in Ft. Lauderdale. The stadium is adding 3,000 seats for fans and will beef up security. (More)

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➤ Big Stock Move: Dice Therapeutics’ stock shot up 37 percent on news that Eli Lilly was buying the company for $2.4 billion in cash. Dice has a pill for treating psoriasis in mid-stage trials. (More)

➤ Newspaper giant Gannett has sued Google and its parent company Alphabet for monopolizing the digital advertising business. In January, the Justice Department and eight states also brought antitrust suits against Google. (More)

➤ The Supreme Court ruled that a toy creator’s claim against Disney for the studio’s use of its “Lots-o’-Hugging” bear in “Toy Story 3” needed to be reconsidered by a lower court. The lower court had previously ruled in Disney’s favor. (More)

➤ Rent for housing is rising the fastest in Charlotte, N.C., according to a ranking by real estate research firm CoreLogic. The next fastest-rising rental prices are found in Boston, Orlando, Chicago, and the New York area. (See List) 

➤ A two-seat helicopter powered by an electric battery starred at the Paris Air Show, promising a future of small “flying taxis.” The air taxis are expected to be ready to fly athletes and visitors across Paris during the 2024 Olympics. (Photos)

➤ NASA’s Curiosity rover has sent back a “postcard” of a scenic Mars landscape. The image is manipulated and blended to show the morning light shading into afternoon light. The only thing missing are the words, “Wish you were here!” (See Image)

➤ Carnegie Mellon researchers have trained robots to learn household chores by showing them videos of people doing everyday tasks. Previously, robots needed manual demonstrations, but they can now absorb the data they need from video displays. (More)

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➤ A California restaurant must pay workers $140,000 after hiring an alleged priest to extract workers’ confessions, particularly about whether they’ve been late for work or stolen money. Federal officials labeled it one of “the most shameless” acts they’ve ever seen. (More)

➤ The damaged portion of I-95 that collapsed in Philadelphia on June 11 will reopen this weekend, well ahead of schedule. The collapse caused major disruption in traffic for the 160,000 cars it typically carries in a day. (More)

➤ The Dragon Boat Festival opened this week in Shenzhen, China, featuring an astonishing display of flying drone artistry. (See Video Here)

Today’s Trivia

Where and when was the last Summer Olympics in the U.S.?