CNN 5 Things Vote-a-rama begins, cell phone tracks gunman, police review Glastonbury acts & more
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Jun 30, 2025 The Senate gears up for a critical voting session on a major bill, facing intense political drama. In Idaho, a cell phone leads authorities to a gunman who attacked firefighters. Iran's ambassador asserts that uranium enrichment will continue, raising global concerns. British police investigate potential controversies from performances at Glastonbury. Meanwhile, Gen Z is making strides in the housing market despite economic hurdles, showcasing their determination and innovative approaches to home ownership.
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Senate Vote Faces GOP Doubts
- The Senate's marathon vote on the "Big Beautiful Bill" aims for a July 4th deadline but faces intra-party concerns about spending and deficit.
- The House Freedom Caucus fears the Senate version could expand the deficit more than prior approvals.
Cell Phone Helped Catch Shooter
- A cell phone helped quickly locate the Idaho shooter who ambushed firefighters, leading to a 90-minute gun engagement.
- The suspect eventually took their own life after realizing there was no escape.
Iran Vows to Keep Enriching Uranium
- Iran's uranium enrichment will continue indefinitely, asserting an inalienable right for peaceful nuclear activities.
- This contradicts claims of long-term setbacks from US actions and complicates prospects for renewed talks.