CNN 5 Things Khalil release granted, Geneva talks end, ‘Jaws’ 50th anniversary & more
Jun 20, 2025
A federal judge's ruling has granted the release of pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil from ICE detention. Meanwhile, talks in Geneva over the Israel-Iran conflict have concluded, with Iran setting conditions for future diplomacy. The U.S. is bracing for a heat dome that will affect major cities like Chicago and New York. Pope Leo XIV calls for ethical AI guidelines at a Vatican conference. Lastly, the 50th anniversary of 'Jaws' shines a light on its cultural impact and the need to protect sharks amid misconceptions about them.
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Khalil's Speech Protected by Law
- A judge ruled the government's foreign policy charges against Mahmoud Khalil were "presumptively unconstitutional".
- His arrest was based mainly on constitutionally protected speech, not legitimate threats.
Iran's Stance on Diplomacy and Defense
- Iran is willing to engage in diplomacy if aggression stops and accountability is ensured.
- Iran insists its defense capabilities are non-negotiable amid nuclear talks.
Dangerous Heat Dome in Eastern US
- A severe heat dome will cause dangerous, record-breaking temperatures across eastern US mostly lasting through the week.
- Cities like Chicago and New York could experience mid-July-like heat in June with little nighttime relief.