Amina Kilpatrick

A rocket collides with the moon, restaurants grapple with salmonella, and the CDC finally has a permanent leader.

President Donald Trump agreed to pause attacks on Iran on Saturday, citing “perimeters of a deal” that would end Tehran’s “nuclear threat” and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Spain defeated Messi and Argentina to win the World Cup. The Tate brothers are arrested. And the U.S. and Iran trade strikes after two U.S. service members killed in Jordan.

Sen. Lindsey Graham died at 71. The United States launched a round of retaliatory strikes against Iran. Wimbledon crowns new champions.

Graham Platner drops his Senate bid in Maine, U.S.-Iran hostilities resume, and an England player suffers a freak injury.

An absent congressman returns, Wimbledon welcomes back a great, and Trump’s crypto earnings are revealed.

Maya Joint defeated Williams in three sets to reach the second round of Wimbledon for the first time in her career.

President Donald Trump warned the United States could be forced to return to war as a series of escalating reciprocal strikes with Iran continued into Sunday, threatening to unravel peace efforts between the two countries

The U.S. and Iran establish a road map for reaching a final deal during negotiations in Switzerland.

Vice President JD Vance held talks with Iranian officials Sunday in Switzerland, with the days-old peace deal at risk.

More than 2 million people lined the streets of the lower Manhattan for the first-ever parade celebrating the New York Knicks.