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Willson Contreras charged the mound at Fenway Park after a fourth-inning strikeout, hurling his batting helmet at Nationals pitcher Cade Cavalli. The benches cleared and multiple ejections followed as MLB prepares to review the incident.
Phil Weiser defeated Sen. Michael Bennet to win the Colorado Democratic primary for governor, positioning him as the likely Democratic nominee to replace term‑limited Gov. Jared Polis in November.
Keiko Fujimori was reported by ONPE to have won Peru’s presidential runoff with 50.1% of the vote. The U.S. State Department congratulated her while the National Jury of Elections has not yet issued a formal proclamation.
Veteran Democrat John Hickenlooper beat progressive state Sen. Julie Gonzales in Colorado’s Democratic primary, handing moderates a win and shaping the November matchup with Republican Mark Baisley.
The U.S. mobilized $150 million, a Disaster Assistance Response Team and USAR teams to speed Venezuela humanitarian relief after twin quakes. U.S. officials say interim authorities have granted access, though some claims remain contested.
Rep. Jeff Hurd defeated Ron Hanks to clinch the GOP nomination in Colorado’s sprawling 3rd District after a brief withdrawal and reissuance of President Trump’s endorsement, setting up a competitive November contest.
Lauren Boebert clinched the Republican primary in Colorado’s 4th and is positioned to seek a fourth term. Her victory keeps a high-profile GOP dissident in the fold amid clashes with Donald Trump and the Epstein Files Transparency Act vote.
Queen Camilla posted a photo with J.K. Rowling on the royal family’s Instagram, prompting critical comments and trans pride flags during Pride Month. The meeting at the Palace of Holyroodhouse reignited debate over Rowling’s past remarks.
Vice President JD Vance called the Supreme Court’s decision preserving birthright citizenship a “major mistake,” warning it could encourage birth tourism and urging administrative and legislative responses.
Detroit’s City Council voted 5-4 to extend a $2.1 million ShotSpotter contract through March 2027, amid split views over cost, accuracy and data access.
