Sunday marked the 100th day of the U.S. and Israel military campaign against Iran. Polls show just 16% of U.S. voters say the U.S. is winning; a majority — including 33% of Republicans — say the war harms U.S. interests. Analysts warn the lack of public backing could weaken Trump’s domestic political standing.

Iran’s deputy foreign minister for legal and international affairs, Kazem Gharibabadi, said any memorandum of understanding with the US must include immediate release of at least 50% of Iran’s frozen financial assets. He said the remainder should be unfrozen within one to two months after signing and described the assets as belonging to Iran and illegally frozen by the US, making their release a core condition. Gharibabadi added that technical and financial implementation details will be negotiated during a 60‑day execution period after the MoU is signed, and Tehran will only regard drafts as final if its interests and concerns are fully addressed.

A shooting near a festival in Toledo, Ohio on June 6 injured multiple people, police said. Officers received a report at about 5:37 p.m. local time and found several victims; the injured were taken to hospital. Police are searching for suspects and have urged the public to avoid the area.