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Also: Wildfires char thousands of acres in western states; a Boston jury deliberates in a case associated with the marathon bombings; and a former Miss Delaware sues the pageant over an age dispute.

Also: An appeals court panel hears arguments from four states on same sex marriage bans; Hawaii may be hit by two successive tropical storms; and it's the 69th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing.

Also: A U.S. general will investigate Bergdahl's case; the San Antonio Spurs win the NBA Championships; and a rower is quickly foiled by injury on a solo trip from New York to Scotland.

Also: Iraqi parliament members can't choose a new leader; Ukraine opens a military offensive against pro-Russian separatists; and New York City police tell subway acrobats to knock off their antics.

Also: Syrian chemicals reach Italy for destruction aboard a ship at sea; California protesters block migrants from a town; and the Navy promotes its first African American woman to 4-star admiral.

Also: Snowden's disclosures may have affected terrorists' behavior; a report says former House Majority Leader Eric Cantor will resign soon; and the FAA is limiting U.S. flights over Iraq.

Also: Some cancer clinics turn Medicare patients away, blaming sequester cuts; two men associated with supremacist gang sought in Colorado prison chief's slaying; and Japan unveils a new economic stimulus package.

Also: Taylor Swift prompts a change at Apple; health care insurer, Anthem, is still pursuing rival Cigna; and hundreds of injured veterans are at the National Wheelchair Games in Dallas this week.

Also: Thousands in Tennessee are still out of their homes after a train derailment; the U.N. says Burundi's elections weren't fair; and spiders use silk to sail on ocean water.

Also: The Colorado theater shooting suspect won't testify; a volcano closes some Indonesian airports, stranding thousands; and the FAA will rename some navigational points named for Donald Trump.

Also: A storm washes out a California highway bridge; former President George H. W. Bush is released from the hospital; and there will be an independent autopsy for a woman who died in a Texas jail.

Also: Medals of Honor will be awarded to two U.S. soldiers from WW1; two named storms swirl in the Pacific Ocean west of Mexico; and ISIS is forcing men in Mosul, Iraq to grow beards.