This week on “Sunday Morning” (June 29)

Duggal, an entrepreneur, faced a male-dominated funding landscape while raising capital for her e-commerce businesses, leading her to found a summer camp five years ago aimed at fostering community and investment among female founders. Despite raising over $3 billion for women-led startups, they still receive only 2% of venture capital, highlighting the ongoing funding disparity. Want More Context? 🔎

As the Trump administration intensifies immigration crackdowns, many communities across the U.S. are experiencing profound changes, with families slipping into the shadows and businesses suffering. The fear of deportation is palpable, impacting daily life and commerce, as evidenced by deserted malls and a significant decline in events like quinceañeras and family gatherings. Want More Context? 🔎

The rise in carjackings, particularly among young offenders in the Washington area, has been attributed to motivations such as thrill-seeking and social media recognition, with many arrested quickly released, leading to a cycle of repeat offenses. Although carjacking numbers have recently declined, the peak in 2023 saw nearly three incidents per day, exacerbated by factors like the COVID-19 pandemic and reduced penalties for youth offenders. Want More Context? 🔎

A shooting in New York City on Saturday resulted in one death and four injuries, including a 17-year-old girl in critical condition. The incident occurred around 7:30 p.m. near Haffen Park during a basketball tournament, and police have taken four individuals into custody, suspecting gang involvement. Want More Context? 🔎

A federal judge ruled that Minnesota's law excluding religious colleges from a state program for high school students violates religious freedom, favoring Crown College and the University of Northwestern, which require students to sign a faith statement. The ruling overturns a 2023 law aimed at protecting LGBTQ+ rights and emphasizes that states cannot disqualify religious schools from participating in publicly funded programs. Want More Context? 🔎

Residents of the Western U.S. are enduring a dangerous heat wave, with around 1.2 million people under extreme heat risk, particularly in Tucson, Arizona, where temperatures are expected to reach between 102 and 107 degrees Fahrenheit. In Portland, Oregon, record highs prompted emergency responses, with increased hospital visits linked to the Hood to Coast relay race, highlighting the severe impact of the heat on participants. Want More Context? 🔎