The Senate has confirmed Jay Clayton as President Trump's director of national intelligence, replacing Pulte. In Seattle, a ghost gun was recovered in connection with a deadly shooting at a festival.

President Trump met separately with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu amid ongoing conflicts involving Iran and Ukraine.

In Georgia, a teenager was sentenced to life in prison for a shooting at Apalachee High School. American Airlines lifted a nationwide ground stop that had disrupted flights due to an IT outage.

The Senate is preparing votes on sanctions against Russia related to the war in Ukraine.

Other news includes a deadly earthquake in Japan that killed at least five people, with more trapped in collapsed buildings. In Michigan, a Senate candidate clarified he did not call his opponent an "ogre." There are signs the cyclospora outbreak may be peaking in Michigan following a lettuce recall.

An ex-Citigroup managing director was sentenced to 30 years in prison for sex crimes. FIFA announced a new plan to raise billions by selling stakes in the World Cup.