Plus, it's Amazon Prime Day 2018, a wildfire threatens Yosemite National Park, an arrest is made 30 years after the murder of an 8-year-old girl and a documentary looks at the life and mind of the late Robin Williams.

Plus, more protests are expected as Trump heads to Scotland, Wimbledon will crown champions, France marks Bastille Day and Sacha Baron Cohen debuts a new tv series.

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*Corrections and clarifications: An earlier version of this podcast incorrectly stated George Zimmerman's title.

Plus, a judge will rule if the Trump administration did enough after missing a reunification deadline, today marks 5 years since the #BlackLivesMatter hashtag emerged, a rare Friday the 13th Supermoon Solar Eclipse will take place and Wimbledon moves in to the men's semifinals.

Plus, the FBI agent who wrote anti-Trump texts will testify, Emmy Awards nominations are announced, Serena Williams heads into the Wimbledon semis and cheaper homes may be on the way.

Plus, Croatia and England will battle for a place in the World Cup final, San Francisco's first female black mayor is sworn in, a Nevada execution is in doubt after a drug company lawsuit and World Population Day focuses on family planning.

Plus, workers continue to rescue the remaining 4 boys and their coach trapped in a Thai cave, the Trump administration may not meet a deadline to reunite migrant children with their parents, the World Cup continues with the semis and Chick-fil-A gives away free chicken.

Plus, Harvey Weinstein will be arraigned on new charges, a Thai cave rescue is set to continue, chronic pain patients claim the government's war on opioid addiction has left them in need and parents comfort their daughter as she dies of cancer in a heart-wrenching photo.

Plus, the last two World Cup semifinal spots are up for grabs, wildfires continue to blaze, Mike Pompeo ends a second day of North Korea talks and the Carribean braces for the season's first hurricane.

Plus, a sense of urgency is growing in the Thai cave rescue mission, the World Cup gets ready to cut down to four nations, the Running of the Bulls begins amid controversy and 'Ant-Man and the Wasp' flies into theaters.

Plus, Ronda Rousey becomes the first woman to be inducted to the UFC Hall of Fame, Episcopal couples hope the church will lift gay marriage restrictions, Senator Chris Murphy begins his annual walk across Connecticut and Janet Jackson headlines Essence Festival in New Orleans.