A new report indicates that Social Security’s insolvency date might arrive a year sooner than previously expected. With spending outpacing revenue from payroll taxes, the program has begun tapping into its trust fund to pay current retirees, signaling potential financial challenges ahead.

With 16 cases left on the docket, the Supreme Court prepares to issue decisions that could shape the nation’s future, including a pivotal ruling on birthright citizenship.

Visit The Woodlands plans to reassess its hotel and convention spaces as international conventions increasingly choose the area for events, according to President Nick Wolda. The last study was conducted in 2020, and growing demand now necessitates a fresh evaluation.

In a ceremony held at the Patrol Academy gymnasium in Jefferson City, 28 troopers graduated from the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s Law Enforcement Academy. The event marked the completion of the 123rd Recruit Class, which began training on January 2.

A Sioux Falls man was killed when a semi trailer overturned onto his Lexus sedan on Interstate 29, authorities report. The tragic incident underscores the dangers present on major highways.

Scientists in Pune are working diligently to isolate the COVID-19 sub-variants responsible for India’s recent spike in cases. This crucial step aims to assess the effectiveness of existing vaccines and determine whether new vaccines are needed, according to Dr. Naveen Kumar of the National Institute of Virology.

President Trump announced that Iranian officials are pleading for a peace summit at the White House after “getting the hell beaten out of them.” He expressed skepticism about the timing, stating it’s “very late” for talks and highlighting a significant shift from just a week ago.

A woman is in the hospital after an early morning car crash in northeast Fresno on Wednesday, police say.

The University of Jamestown honored local students during commencement ceremonies on May 3. Graduates from the Jamestown area received degrees, recognized for their academic achievements and dedication. The students were listed by hometown, with their degrees, study areas, and any honors included.

For the second consecutive year, Missisquoi Valley Union’s senior catcher Gavin Nichols has been named Lake Co-Player of the Year, recognizing his exceptional talents both at bat and behind the plate. His outstanding performance underscores his significant contributions to his team.

An investigation into a deadly outbreak has led to the recall of ready-to-eat meals sold at Walmart and Kroger. The FSIS reports three deaths, one fetal loss, and 17 illnesses across 13 states linked to these products.

The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, has unexpectedly withdrawn from attending the Royal Ascot horse race. Her absence has prompted widespread media coverage and speculation about the reasons behind her last-minute cancellation.

The Florida Panthers have ascended to the top of the NHL once again, their team-first mentality propelling them to Stanley Cup glory. Demonstrating why hockey is the ultimate team sport, the Panthers showcased exceptional cohesion and collective effort in the final.

Residents should prepare for two potential rounds of storms as temperatures soar into the mid-80s today.

Minnesota can expect a warm and mostly dry day this Wednesday, though residents in the south should be prepared for possible isolated storms. The forecast comes from CBS Minnesota’s NEXT Weather 5 a.m. report on June 18, 2025.

Meta is poised to generate over $3 billion annually with the introduction of ads in WhatsApp’s Updates, marking a significant expansion of its advertising reach. This strategic move taps into WhatsApp’s vast user base, potentially creating a substantial new revenue stream for the tech giant.

In a landmark 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court has upheld Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors. The ruling supports similar laws in 26 other states and represents a significant setback for transgender rights across the nation.

As showers sweep through New York, CBS News meteorologist Tony Sadiku warns of escalating heat and humidity on the horizon. Residents should prepare for a significant shift in weather conditions.

Dan Smith, Director of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, asserts that Iran is unlikely to surrender in its conflict with Israel, viewing the tension as part of ongoing external pressures.

The ‘Raffy Devers Salary Dump’ has left Boston Red Sox fans ‘shaken and stirred,’ echoing themes from Ian Fleming’s James Bond novels.