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Also: The Gaza conflict continues; Wikileaks reveals an Australian court's gag order on a sensitive corruption trial that's now more secretive; and a fisherman catches a rare calico lobster.

Also: A new survey finds expensive colleges don't make people happier; the American Legion wants VA Secretary Shinseki to resign over health care problems; and a long-lost Mendelssohn song is found.

Also: The White House urges colleges to stop sexual violence; NBA commissioner Adam Silver holds a news conference on L.A. Clippers owner Donald Sterling; and a Rosie the Riveter factory could close.

Also: At least seven Marines killed in training accident; housing sector's rebound continues; Obama prepares for trip to Mideast.

Also: A suspected tornado touches down in northern Illinois; former N.Y. Rep. Michael Grimm is to be sentenced on a tax fraud charge; and Japan throws out expensive plans for its Olympic stadium.

Also: Smoke from Canadian wildfires remains in the Midwest; a report says former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore will run for President; and Time Warner Cable is fined for robocalling a woman 153 times.

Also: There are reports of tension in the Iran nuclear talks; the House passes the No Child Left Behind law and sends it to the Senate; and the U.N. says 4 million Syrians are now war refugees.

Also: Scott Walker tweets he's running for President; hundreds hold a Confederate flag rally in central Florida; and Donald Trump skips the Miss USA pageant he co-owns won by Miss Oklahoma.

Also: Greece will ask for more time to repay its bailout loan; more than 11 million people sought Obamacare during the signup period; and divers discover hundreds of gold coins off Israel's coast.

Also: Kentucky senator Rand Paul is expected to announce he's running for President; there's been a multi-ship collision on the Mississippi River; and it's election day in Chicago and Ferguson, Mo.

Also: Same sex marriage moves forward in Guam; a new settlement is proposed in the concussion lawsuit against the NCAA; and the U.S. will identify the unknowns killed on the USS Oklahoma.

Also: Pope Francis may visit Cuba this fall; Tennessee lawmakers won't make the Bible the official state book; and it's true: the worst traffic in the world is in Jakarta, not New York City.