Trump said U.S. attacks on Iran will stop for now because of a potential deal that would immediately reopen the Strait of Hormuz. In a social media post he said Iran and other Middle Eastern nations asked him to hold off, though several peace deals he announced before eventually fell apart.

The Gaza Health Ministry says Israeli strikes killed 152 Palestinians in July, including 21 children, and more than 1,200 since the U.S.-backed ceasefire reached last October. Israel now controls more than two-thirds of the strip, and a pre-dawn Saturday strike destroyed two medication warehouses and damaged over 200 tents.

Israel's military said the warehouses hit before dawn Saturday stored rifles, but it provided no evidence. The Gaza health ministry says they were medication warehouses, that two were destroyed, and that the blast also damaged more than 200 tents sheltering displaced families nearby.

The death toll reached 67 after tens of thousands of Moroccans tried to cross into Ceuta, many swimming around the breakwater on Thursday. Spain mobilized the army, says things were under control in 24 hours, is installing a 500-meter floating barrier, and says most of the 50,000 to 60,000 entrants returned to Morocco.

At least three people died and two were injured when a shooter opened fire at an In-N-Out in Twin Falls, Idaho, on Saturday. Police Chief Matthew Hicks says the threat is over, as the suspect was found dead nearby, though how he died is unclear; hundreds of people are being interviewed.

Government officials blame the nation's largest remaining rebel group for the Saturday bombing that injured eleven police officers and killed a police dog. It happened along the border with Venezuela, where drug gangs and rebels fight over smuggling routes; police say the explosion came from a truck left outside a police headquarters.

The Met will honour Galliano with a solo exhibition and next spring's Met Gala, 15 years after he was fired from Dior for anti-Semitic comments at a Paris bar. ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt said he understands why some Jews may question it, but applauds Galliano's efforts to repair the damage.

Both the Big Ten and the Southeast Conference agreed to support a Senate bill to regulate college sports. It had been at risk of dying until concessions were made on language about third-party name, image and likeness deals, known as NIL. It still needs 60 votes to end debate.