U.S. Ebola Response: The Trump administration plans to send Americans exposed to Ebola to a new quarantine and treatment facility in Kenya instead of flying them back to the U.S., aiming to speed care. Middle East / Iran: Vice President JD Vance says he’s “extremely hopeful” Iran won’t pursue nuclear weapons as talks continue, while Iran’s state TV claims a draft framework would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and lift a U.S. naval blockade. Economy & Housing: Mortgage rates eased slightly, with the 30-year purchase average at about 6.627%, as oil-linked inflation pressures linger. Consumer Mood: The Conference Board’s consumer confidence dipped in May, with more Americans cutting back spending due to higher prices. Finance: FDIC reports U.S. banks’ first-quarter profits rose 3.6% to $80.5 billion, with deposits up and credit-card and auto delinquencies still elevated. Sports Betting: A new poll finds Americans oppose legalized sports wagering by a wide margin. Local Impact: Residents in New Bedford’s downtown Shaw’s area are still adapting a year after the supermarket closure. Public Safety: Crews resume searching in Washington state after a paper mill tank implosion, with officials saying there’s no hope for survivors. Sports / Soccer: U.S. Soccer opened its new national training headquarters in Georgia, and the USMNT arrived in Atlanta ahead of World Cup preparations.