Today’s Lead News Stories

Krystal Rivera, 36, survived by a 10-year-old daughter

The former Spurs manager says links with the club are nothing new but are ‘not real’ in this instance

This year's Boulder Jewish Festival is being reimagined to focus on community healing

California governor condemns ‘purposefully inflammatory’ that will ‘escalate tensions’ amid immigration crackdown

Trump sends in national guard as aides talk tough; Vance says he’s had bigger outbursts than Musk. Key US politics stories from Saturday 7 June at a glance

Riot police, protesters clash for a second day in Los Angeles after military-style immigration raids.

At Nashville, Carson Hocevar's runner-up finish was overshadowed by a run-in with Ricky Stenhouse Jr., where contact from Hocevar sent Stenhouse spinning into the outside wall. The wreck was race-ending and Stenhouse has now fallen below the playoff cut-off line as a result.

Stephen Miller lashed out at LA officials and residents protesting aggressive ICE raids across the city, pushing Trump's big, beautiful bill as a solution.

With just five laps to go in the scheduled distance for Saturday's NASCAR Truck race at Michigan, 18-year-old rookie Gio Ruggiero and NASCAR Cup star Ross Chastain lined up on the front row for a mad dash to the finish.

Entering this race in the middle of a three-year winless streak, Canadian driver Stewart Friesen was not originally in the conversation to claim victory at Michigan International Speedway. And yet, through a series of late-race crashes and overtime restarts, it was his No. 52 Toyota leading the way.

U.S. immigration authorities have extended activity in Los Angeles area in the wake of protests at an federal detention facility and a police response that included tear gas, flash-bangs and the arrest of a union leader