From the left, President Trump, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni leave following a family photo at the G7 Summit on June 16, 2026, in Evian-les-Bains, France. Anna Moneymaker/Getty

Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said Friday she was left "stunned" by President Trump reportedly telling an Italian network that she had "wanted a picture with me so badly" at the G7 summit earlier in the week, and that he only said yes because he "felt sorry for her."

"She's probably happy I talked to her. I didn't have to talk to her," Italian TV channel La 7 quoted Mr. Trump as saying. The network only released an Italian voice-dubbed version of the conversation, so CBS News has not been able to verify his remarks.

"She begged me to take a picture with her. She wanted a picture with me so badly. I wouldn't have...More

The Education Department on Thursday said it is temporarily cutting interest rates for some federal student loan borrowers, a move aimed at easing repayment costs as delinquencies climb to their highest level in six years.

The reduction – a temporary shave of 1 percentage point from borrowing costs — comes as 10.3% of student loans were delinquent during the first quarter, representing the highest share in six years and a twenty-fold spike since mid-2024, according to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Student loan delinquencies are rising again
Delinquencies plunged in 2020 due to pandemic legislation that suspended federal student loan payments and set interest rates to 0%. When the payment pause ended in late 2023 and delinquency reporting resumed in early 2025, the share of borrowers seriously behind shot back...More

Matheus Cunha’s brace fueled a comfortable victory, but a non-contact injury to Raphinha clouds the Selecao’s World Cup outlook


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In front of a sold-out crowd of 68,324, Brazil started the process of getting things back on the right track with a 3-0 victory over Haiti in the 2026 World Cup group stage, but it's a game that brings more worries than answers for Carlo Ancelotti as he looks to live up to the immense pressure that comes with managing the Selecao. The joy of Matheus Cunha's brace was cancelled out by an injury to Raphinha as a game that started brightly for Brazil led to an uncomfortable finish. It's also a match that saw Haiti become the first team eliminated from knockout contention due to already losing to Scotland.

It's a hamstring injury for Raphinha and one that Ancelotti says will be assessed on Sunday, but...More

Anne Hathaway Announces Pregnancy, Expecting Third Child With Husband Adam Shulman

Congratulations are in store for Anne Hathaway.

The actress, 43, revealed on social media on Friday that she is pregnant. In her video, Hathaway is seen wearing a flowy, white dress, walking into the frame with her arms resting on her stomach.

With the song "Baby I'm Yours" by Barbara Lewis playing, Hathaway then drops her arms to put her growing baby bump on display. She then smiles and runs out of the frame.

"x Baby, I'm yours x," she captioned the post.

The actress' pregnancy is her third baby with husband Adam Shulman. The couple, who married in 2012, are parents to their two sons Jonathan, 10, and Jack, 6.

Hathaway sharing the news also comes...More

A file photo shows methamphetamine seized by the Australian Federal Police, on display in Sydney, May 15, 2015.
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A British actress has been charged with attempting to smuggle 700 pounds of methamphetamine into Australia from West Africa, according to CBS News' partner network the BBC.

Emaa Hussen, 34, who appeared in the 2013 action thriller "Redemption" with Jason Statham, and a spin-off of the U.K.'s long-running series "EastEnders" in 2010, appeared in a Sydney court Thursday to face accusations of trying to bring $208 million worth of meth into the country.

Police have said the drugs were hidden in bags of charcoal loaded into shipping containers sent from Ghana, according to the BBC. The maximum penalty Hussen could face is life imprisonment.

The drugs seizure "has prevented a potential 3.2 million deals from reaching...More

A fire burns at the Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach hotel in Bayahibe, Dominican Republic, on June 19, 2026. Gojko Culibrk

One person was killed and several others were hurt when a massive fire broke out at a luxury beach resort in the Dominican Republic on Friday, local officials said.

The fire broke out at around 11 a.m. at Viva Wyndham Dominicus Beach, a four-star resort in the town of Bayahibe in the La Altagracia province, according to officials. Bayahibe is a popular destination for American and international tourists on the southeastern coast of the island.

In a news conference Friday evening, Juan Manuel Mendez, head of the Dominican Republic's Emergency Operations Center, said one person died at the scene of the fire and at least nine others were injured.

Mendez said three of the injured patients were transported to area hospitals, and six were treated on scene.

Earlier Friday,...More

Matthew Ankrum, right, and his three daughters. CBS News New York

Matthew Ankrum knew he wanted to build generational wealth for his daughters while teaching them about financial stability. He just didn't know a coffee can would be the key to those lessons.

Ankrum, a financial analyst from Kansas City, Missouri, started "thinking about the world differently" as his family grew. He now has three daughters: Peyton, Morgan and Pierce.

"When you actually start thinking about creating a legacy, or kind of generational wealth, for your kids ... you don't think about it as in quarters or even years," Ankrum explained. "You start thinking about it in the decades."

He started studying "100-baggers," or stocks that have multiplied in value 100 times over the decades. He tried to figure out what those companies had in common, then used his...More

A member of the Iranian community in Australia holds a placard in support of President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during a rally amid joint U.S.-Israeli attacks on Iran, in Sydney, March 14, 2026. Saeed KHAN/AFP/Getty

The stage — and the cage — were set Sunday at the White House as President Trump prepared to mark his 80th birthday with a long-planned night of UFC combat, and an announcement of a long-awaited deal with Iran to extend a ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

Hours before it was to be signed, however, Israeli jets struck Lebanon's capital Beirut, killing at least three people.

"This morning's attack on Beirut should not have happened, particularly on a special day when we are so close to a Peace Deal with Iran," Mr. Trump said in a post on Truth Social.

His call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu soon after was...More