A landmark U.S.-Iran agreement to end their ongoing conflict is on the verge of completion, with both nations preparing to "electronically" sign the deal as early as Sunday, according to [Axios]. Pakistan's government has indicated the accord could be finalized within the next 24 hours, signaling momentum in negotiations [The Hill].

Meanwhile, a federal judge ruled that the Trump administration must undo changes it made to historical narratives at national parks, determining the alterations violated law [CBS News]. The decision marks a setback for the administration's efforts to reshape how American history is presented at federal sites.

On Capitol Hill, Republicans are divided over pursuing a third reconciliation package before the election, with tensions running high as lawmakers weigh budget priorities [The Hill]. In a related dispute, Energy Secretary Burgum blamed Democrats for elevated gas prices rather than the escalating turmoil in the Strait of Hormuz [The Hill].

At the World Cup, Team USA opened its campaign with a victory over Paraguay [NBC News], while French President Macron eyes a tournament triumph as a potential legacy-defining moment [Politico].

In social policy, one of the nation's largest Christian foster agencies announced it will maintain a ban on LGBTQ couples adopting children [Fox News], reflecting ongoing cultural divisions on family-related issues.