FOX News's Tonya Powers reports on new academic technology initiatives (and restrictions) proposed by American Federation of Teachers union president Randi Weingarten.

Curtis Dvorak joins JMN with an update on happenings at the Zoo. The Manatee Rescue & Rehabilitation program will be returning two manatees to their homes soon, but expect new occupants to join the program in an ongoing cycle. Meanwhile, the Tunes and Blooms events start, with the Shake Rattle & Roll '50s themed event coming up on June 5, 6p-930p. Gear up in your best 50s garb and join th fun! BUT WAIT, THERE's MORE ... The Summer Pass ticket promotion is coming up! Pay once, and enjoy the whole summer! VIsit JACKSONVILLEZOO.ORG for event info, tickets, and more.

President Trump held a cabinet meeting amid ongoing Iran tensions, offering his opinion that a peace deal is still possible, but if it doesn't meet all his concession requirements it would be unacceptable. An Iranian spokesperson said the current ceasefire has been violated due to multiple military strikes since the weekend. Both US and Iranian political leadership continue their rhetorical threats, raising the question of whether peace is possible or even desired. In the meantime, the Strait of Hormuz remains blockaded, oil prices continue to rise, and global fuel prices suffer.

The American Federation of Teachers President, Randi Weingarten, unveiled new national framework plans for regulating the use of screens/devices and Artificial Intelligence in public schools.

THU – Clark looks at kids using the internet. Roblox is one popular kid-friendly site that is being proactive in setting up and restricting child-friendly accounts with parental access controls.

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. Eben looks at the latest progress ... or lack thereof ... in peace talks between the US and Iran. In a late night X post, Iran's Supreme Leader ranted threats and opposition (who does that remind you of?), and on the heels of renewed violence from US and Israeli military peace prospects do not appear any more imminent. In an unrelated story, today marks the 40th anniversary of the patent for what evolved into the Super Soaker water gun, inspiring summertime nostalgia for those of us of a certain age...

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. Is Ferrari turning its back on traditional super cars? The brand unveils its first electric version, the Ferrari Luce, and the reviews are not kind as share value drops.

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. In the Texas Senate Primary, A.G. Ken Paxton won overwhelmingly against incumbent John Cornyn. This demonstrates the impact of Trump's endorsement, and his/MAGA's dominant influence of the GOP. Look for additional extreme political spending in Texas as Paxton moves on to face Democratic nominee James Talarico in November. In another story, former President Biden (by way of the Heritage Foundation) is suing the Justice Department over recorded interview disclosures, citing violation of Presidential privilege and FOIA laws. And Dunkin' is in the news for a philathropic drive, so drink that Iced Coffee or Cold Brew to help pediatric health and hunger relief!

Israeli strikes in Lebannon have left at least 31 dead as violence continues, coloring the prospect of successful US/Iran peace talks. Despite Trump assurances that there has been peace talk progress, Iran's Supreme Leader asserted online that peace is not on the table and US bases are in danger.

Tonya recaps the Tuesday primary runoffs, with the biggest story being the dominating win by Attorney General Ken Paxton in Texas, ousting incumbent Sen. John Cornyn.