The death toll from Congo's Ebola outbreak has climbed to at least 80, up from 65 reported this morning, as health authorities scramble to contain the virus [PBS]. Officials are increasingly concerned about cross-border spread, though containment efforts remain underway.

Elsewhere in global conflict zones: Israeli strikes killed six people in southern Lebanon hours after the ceasefire extension was announced, signaling fragile peace holds [Guardian]. Meanwhile, Israel says it targeted a Hamas military wing leader in a Gaza airstrike, continuing military operations despite ongoing diplomatic efforts.

Domestic Politics Heating Up

Trump's endorsement wars intensify as he blasts Sen. Bill Cassidy—who faces his first primary challenge since his impeachment vote—calling him a "disloyal disaster" and "sleazebag" [Newsweek]. Cassidy's primary threat underscores the former president's continued grip on GOP politics as 2026 midterms approach.

On the Democratic side, a UK ex-health minister announced plans to run against Prime Minister Keir Starmer, adding international pressure on left-leaning leadership.

Trump also waded into New York's Long Island Rail Road workers' strike battle, as labor disputes threaten commuter transit [Newsweek]. The strike represents another test of administration labor relations.

Meanwhile, the Supreme Court dealt a blow to Democrats by killing Virginia's redistricting push, eliminating what would have been a Democratic-friendly congressional map [Axios].

Other Developments

ActBlue's CEO faces a June 10 congressional grilling over allegations the Democratic fundraising powerhouse misled lawmakers on foreign donations [Fox News]. The hearing could carry significant implications for Democratic fundraising heading into critical election cycles.

Europe prepares for Eurovision's grand final tonight, with pop performances and ongoing protests marking the cultural event [NPR].