US ARCHIVE

• Unionized workers at Embassy Suites by Hilton in Seattle strike over contract negotiations during FIFA World Cup.

* Kroger shares easy meal ideas and grill-ready favorites for Father's Day.

• Memento Medicines Inc. launches with $93 million series A financing.

• Researchers developed CFTX-2034, a SSTR5 agonist, for post-bariatric hypoglycemia treatment using Confo Therapeutics' tech.

• Researchers identified a new intronic PRPF31 mutation linked to retinitis pigmentosa (RP) and blindness.

• Facebook Marketplace's lack of transparency and regulation raises concerns about user safety and data security.

• Fish oil supplements may not prevent Alzheimer's disease, contradicting previous research findings.

• Alamance-Burlington Board of Education seeks more funding for schools.

InterDigital wins EU patent injunction against Disney over video-streaming technologies.

• Tiny Land launches BistroSwitch, a dual-mode wooden play kitchen for children.

• Brooks Barker, Salem Hills' top scorer, named Deseret News 2026 Mr. Soccer.

Micah Parsons to miss first 4 games of 2026 season due to physically unable to perform list.

• Brazil and Haiti meet in Philadelphia for their 2026 World Cup second match on Friday.

Greater Boston's news quiz tests knowledge on local trending stories and current events.

• Magic: The Gathering | Marvel Super Heroes launches at select Disney Parks and Stores worldwide today.

Wings Early Childhood Center is hosting a grand gala at the Keyah Grande Guest House on June 24.

• The US could clinch Group D with a win today against Costa Rica.

Father's Day is a day to honor fathers, grandfathers, and father figures for their love and guidance.

• Brisa Vicente, Co-CEO of Droga5 São Paulo, advocates for complementary leadership in business operations.

• NCAA faces crisis after Brendan Sorsby ordeal highlights rule enforcement issues.

• The first chapter of the smartphone's history was a story of consolidation and engineering.

• President Trump's Justice Department defended conscience rights at a record pace during his first administration.

• Orton Jones recounts his hiking experience to Niagara Falls in the 1950s with his family.

• Volunteers in Buffalo continue to show up for each other and help those in need.

Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. suffered an injury while fouling a ball in the fourth inning.

Russia says it's open to dialogue with European countries.

• Intel surges on news of a major chip manufacturing partnership with Apple.

* Acting US spy chief Bill Pulte seeks to cut hundreds of jobs at Office of the Director of National Intelligence.