Stories from United States

Golfer Phil Mickelson has withdrawn from next week's PGA Championship. Mickelson cited a personal health matter involving his family as the reason for the withdrawal. He was originally listed as one of a dozen live golfers able to compete.

Federal authorities have issued a fine to the Durham Energy firm. The broadcast reported this regulatory action.

WTI crude futures fell 2.24% to $99.98 per barrel. The decline follows the suspension of the Trump administration's 'Liberation Project', creating market uncertainty regarding energy policy shifts. West Texas Intermediate crude futures have declined.

Federal regulators have issued a $722 million fine against American Efficient, an energy efficiency company based in Durham.

Chinese films have achieved box office success in North America and the UK, with one film becoming the highest-grossing Chinese movie in the UK in 15 years. The author, who came to China in 2005, has been recording and reporting Chinese stories.

President Trump declined to specify what actions by Iran would be considered violations of a ceasefire agreement. The conflict around the Strait of Hormuz has a low possibility of ending quickly and could become prolonged, complex, or even expand.

A man faces gun violation charges after a weapon discharged from his pocket during a traffic stop. The accidental discharge wounded an officer in the leg. A 20-year-old veteran police officer was struck in the upper leg by a gun that discharged during a pat-down.

Christopher Sanchez pitched eight scoreless innings, striking out 10 batters. He threw a three-hit ball during a 3-for-4 night. Sanchez's performance contributed to a 3-2 victory.

Zoom Senior Location Manager Charlotte Charbonneau stated the company is looking to hire approximately 250 drivers and 100 to 150 attendants. Charbonneau reported that Zoom currently has no driver shortage nationwide. Drivers will start at $30 per hour. The company utilizes an app enabling parents to track bus locations in real time. The Philadelphia School District is contracting with several new outside firms to provide yellow bus services next year. These services will supplement the district's existing fleet. One of the new contractors is Zoom, a company based in California. These firms include California-based Zoom. One of the selected providers is a California-based company named Zoom.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has determined that a fuel supply cut was the cause of a Boeing 737 crash.