Energy & Prices: The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve is sliding toward historic lows, down to 365.1 million barrels—its lowest since April 2024—raising fresh worries about how fast the government can respond to supply shocks. Politics & Public Trust: New polling shows President Trump’s approval hitting a second-term low, with rural support also falling sharply, a potential warning sign for the GOP ahead of November. U.S.-Iran Diplomacy: Preparations in Geneva are underway for a U.S.-Iran agreement signing that may be in person or virtual, while uncertainty and security planning continue. National Security Oversight: Homeland Security says the lapse of FISA Section 702 makes it harder to monitor threats as major events like America’s 250th and the World Cup approach. Immigration & Courts: Lawmakers are pressing for due process for a DACA recipient detained for months, arguing she can’t defend herself against deportation while facing a misdemeanor charge. Health Policy: CMS finalized Medicaid work-rule guidance, setting clearer expectations for millions of enrollees—while states scramble to implement it. Culture & Community: Flag Day events—from local flag retirements to U.S. flag manufacturing stories—highlight how the flag is still a live symbol across America. Sports & Safety: World Cup opening weekend brought extreme-heat warnings across multiple states, with organizers urging protection for players, workers, and fans. Legal/Tech: DOJ and DHS seized domains used to publish non-consensual deepfake nude forgeries under the TAKE IT DOWN Act. Local Education: A Texas district report finds 86% of students at its only school not on track for college readiness.