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THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Andrew Day) - BREAKING: Iran Fires Missiles at Israel Following Israeli Attack on Beirut

State of the Union: It was the first attack by Iran against Israel since a ceasefire took effect in April. The post BREAKING: Iran Fires Missiles at Israel Following Israeli Attack on Beirut appeared first on The American Conservative .

Editor’s note: This is a developing story.  Iran fired ballistic missiles at Israel Sunday night following Israeli strikes on Beirut earlier in the day. It was the first Iranian attack on Israel since a ceasefire was declared in April. President Donald Trump told Axios that he would call Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and tell him not to strike back. “I am going to call Bibi right now and tell him not to retaliate,” Trump said, using Netanyahu’s nickname. “Each of them had their fun. Israel had its strike, and Iran had its strike. We don’t need another one.” But Israeli hardliners pushed for retaliation: Itamar Ben-Gvir, the national security minister, wrote on X: “Tehran must burn tonight.” Shortly…Open

NYTIMES (Sonia A. Rao and Michael Hanson) - For Disabled Travelers in Search of Adventure, Adrenaline-Fueled Options Are Growing

For disabled travelers in search of adventure, there are a growing number of adrenaline-fueled options. In Oregon, one wheelchair user went tree-climbing.

NYTIMES (Kali Bomeli) - How People Working in Debt Collection Handle Abuse From Callers

More Americans are taking on debt and falling behind on bills. The people calling them to collect often endure a torrent of verbal abuse and threats of violence.

NYTIMES (Tara Siegel Bernard) - How Bank Tellers Are Stopping Customers From Giving Money to Scammers

With cybercrime continuing to rise, some banks are testing new prevention strategies. JPMorgan Chase hired a behavioral scientist.

NYTIMES (Troy Closson) - They Have Yet to Sign a Lease. But They’re Furious Over $3,100 Rents.

Climate change. Gun violence. War. Generations of young people have organized over issues they fear threaten the future. Will housing be the next cause?

WASHINGTONPOST (Joe Holley) - Robert Coles, Pulitzer-winning psychiatrist who shaped public policy, dies at 97

After encountering civil rights emblem Ruby Bridges, he spent his career documenting the impact of social and political unrest, especially on the young.

NYTIMES (The Styles Desk) - Tony Awards 2026 Red Carpet: See the Looks of Broadway’s Biggest Stars

Broadway’s biggest names have started to arrive for the 79th Tony Awards. Here’s what they wore to walk the midnight blue carpet.

NEWSNATIONNOW (Tara Suter and The Hill) - Bodnar, Osborn push for independent candidates in red states

Two independent Senate candidates, Seth Bodnar and Dan Osborn, on Sunday advocated for the independence of their upper chamber bids. “I’m going around this state, I’m saying, ‘Hey, I’m Seth Bodnar, I’m running for U.S. Senate as an independent. I’m not going to work for either of these parties, I'm going to work for you.’ [...]