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New York City-bound flight from Kenya diverted over malfunctioning flight controls
The Kenya Airways flight turned back to its departure airport in the capital city, Nairobi, with no other issues reported. 
Firework strikes Delta flight landing at Chicago’s Midway Airport
The aircraft landed safely and taxied to the gate, the airline said, adding that the incident is under review.
Track U.S., state and county gas prices
Gas prices across the country, after declining some of April, peaked in May.
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Another crash and more grief as questions swirl around Tesla’s self-driving tech
Lawyers and the families of victims of fatal Tesla Autopilot crashes told NBC News they take issue with how Elon Musk markets the technology.
Map: How much you pay in federal and state gas taxes
Gas taxes and fees account for as much as 17% of the cost per gallon.
What you need to know about Trump Accounts
New investment accounts for children will launch this summer. 
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Inside Iran, the economic fallout from war takes a huge personal toll
Before the war, a small chicken cost about 87 cents at the supermarket. Today it costs around $2.20.
Crypto
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Trump made more than $1 billion from crypto. Many who invested weren’t so lucky.
About 1 million wallets with Trump’s meme coin have had net losses totaling $4.5 billion since January 2025, according to a blockchain analysis group.
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Trump discloses 327 unreported stock trades made a day before his first tariff pause
The disclosure, more than 14 months after the purchases occurred, is the latest revelation to fuel calls for greater scrutiny of the president’s financial assets.
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Inflation is making an appearance at holiday cookouts this year, survey finds
The average cost of a 10-person Fourth of July cookout increased nearly $3 from 2024.
U.S. adds just 57,000 jobs in June, a worrying sign as wage growth remains slow
The report marked the slowest month of hiring since February, when hiring contracted.
