CNN 5 Things US strike damage, NYC political earthquake, record-breaking heat & more
Jun 25, 2025
A recent revelation suggests that U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities caused less damage than previously claimed. NYC politics shocked many as unexpected primary results emerged. Meanwhile, efforts to protect federal employees' collective bargaining rights face a setback. The Eastern U.S. battles record-breaking heat waves. Sweetening the mix, Malala Yousafzai unveils a new initiative to boost women's participation in sports globally. Get ready for a whirlwind of news and inspiring stories!
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Limited Damage From US Strikes
- US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites likely set back the program by only months, not obliterating it as claimed by Trump.
- Intelligence suggests uranium stockpile was not destroyed and centrifuges remained mostly intact, contradicting official claims.
NYC Mayoral Primary Shock
- Zoran Mamdani, a 33-year-old Democratic Socialist, stunned NYC by winning the Democratic primary for mayor.
- He ran on progressive policies like rent freezes and free public transit, energizing young and progressive voters.
Record Heat Across US
- A heat dome caused nearly 150 daily high temperature records to break across the US central and eastern regions.
- New York City recorded 102°F, breaking its hottest June temperature record.