UN refugee agency says more than 122 million people forcibly displaced worldwide

Kilmar Abrego Garcia, recently returned to the U.S. after being detained in El Salvador, is set to be arraigned in Tennessee on human smuggling charges, following a complex legal battle over his deportation linked to alleged MS-13 gang ties. Federal prosecutors seek pre-trial detention, citing flight risk and potential witness intimidation, while his attorneys dispute these claims, arguing he poses no risk of flight or obstruction. More Context

A 9-year-old girl, Leah Lendel, was severely injured in a shark attack while snorkeling off the Florida Gulf Coast, nearly losing her hand. After being rescued and receiving first aid from nearby construction workers, she was airlifted to Tampa General Hospital for extensive surgery; her family's current condition is unclear, and they request privacy. More Context

As the U.S. faces an affordability crisis, CBS Evening News highlights the struggles of Americans like teacher Michelle Boisjoli, police officer Anthony Bartolini, and 70-year-old widow Olivia Moreno Carlson, each grappling with rising costs and stagnant wages. A CBS News poll reveals that two out of three Americans are financially stressed, with many resorting to second jobs and facing challenges in achieving homeownership. More Context

The average age of mothers giving birth in the U.S. has risen to nearly 30 years in 2023, increasing from 28.7 in 2016, with first-time moms averaging 27.5 years. Contributing factors include changing social values, advancements in fertility technology, rising child-rearing costs, and a decline in teen pregnancies, which fell from 11.8% to 8.7% during the same period. More Context

Federal prosecutors are urging a court to deny Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Hannah Dugan's request to dismiss her obstruction case, asserting she cannot claim judicial immunity after allegedly concealing a defendant to obstruct his arrest by immigration authorities. Dugan, arrested by the FBI, has pleaded not guilty, with her trial scheduled for July 21, and her attorneys arguing that the prosecution violates her judicial immunity rights. More Context

A New York judge declared a mistrial on the third-degree rape count in Harvey Weinstein's retrial after the jury foreman expressed fear of deliberating with fellow jurors due to alleged intimidation. Weinstein was convicted of one count of criminal sex act and acquitted of another, with the prosecution ready to retry the unresolved count related to Jessica Mann. More Context