The Trump administration cut its support for frontline healthcare workers in Central Africa and keeps trying to blame the World Health Organization for the Ebola response. At least 62 people in Congo and one in Uganda have died from the Ebola outbreak, according to rsn.org. The outbreak involves a rare strain of the disease known as Bundibugyo, and there are no vaccines or therapeutics available for this strain, according to rsn.org. Experts believe the death toll is undercounted.

Separately, President Donald Trump announced a rally called 'A Rally to end all Rallies' in Washington, D.C., on June 24, 2026, and said he would attend, according to time.com. He stated performers with 'no talent, but big fees' should stay home from the 250th anniversary concert series, and claimed the rally would feature the greatest ever played music, the same music people have listened to for years, according to time.com. He also said Lee Greenwood and Christopher Macchio would be involved, according to time.com.

President Donald Trump terminated the Iran nuclear deal negotiated by President Barack Obama, according to nbcnews.com. He said he sent B-2 bombers to strike an Iranian site about nine or ten months before June 7, 2026, and claimed the bombers 'obliterated, totally obliterated, the site' in Iran, according to nbcnews.com. NBC News assessed Trump's remarks as false, misleading, or exaggerated.