Massive Attack says Singapore police detained and questioned members of the band after they displayed a Palestinian flag during a concert last week. Singapore later barred two band members from re-entering the country. CNN’s Will Ripley reports.

Russia’s latest campaign against Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure: fuel stations. Over 200 have been hit in June and July according to Ukrainian officials. At the same time, Ukraine is continuing efforts to hit Russia’s economy, targeting warehouses linked to the country’s largest e-commerce platform, Wildberries. And as Kyiv seeks more American military support, concerns remain over Donald Trump’s history of reversing course on major promises, raising questions about the long-term reliability of U.S. backing. 0:00 Russia strikes hundreds of gas stations in Ukraine 4:43 Ukraine attacks Wildberries: Why it's too big to fail 7:34 How Trump's changing promises affect the front lines Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #Russia #Ukraine #News

On Monday, President Donald Trump made his disappointment with US Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeanine Pirro and the Justice Department’s handling of the Reflecting Pool case very clear during an Oval Office meeting.

Tuesday’s Michigan Senate primary has become a bitter, microcosmic referendum on many of the fights Democrats are having nationally. However it ends, the fight in a purple state that is almost always central to which party wins the White House — and which both Republicans and Democrats believe could help decide the Senate majority this year — has become the greatest showcase yet of a party split into bitter factions and an establishment struggling to lead it. CNN chief data analyst Harry Enten explains the race's implications for the future of the Democratic Party nationwide. Also, CNN's Arlette Saenz reports from Detroit, and Manu Raju's "Inside Politics" panel discusses the hard-fought race. 0:00 Enten: El-Sayed favorite to win MI Senate primary in 'biggest blow so far' to Dem establishment 1:25 What does the anger against Democratic incumbents tell us? 2:54 Who's most motivated to vote right now? 3:57 CNN's Arlette Saenz reports from Detroit on the candidates' final push 6:24 CNN's Jeff Zeleny reports from Lansing on what the candidates and their advisors are saying 10:19 Manu Raju's "Inside Politics" panel breaks down the race Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #Michigan #Primary #News

President Donald Trump said Monday that it’s Iran’s “last chance” to “sign a good document” with the United States, after again calling off strikes and promising to continue talks at the request of Gulf allies.

John King explains primary election results in Michigan, Virginia, Washington and more at CNN's Magic Wall. He'll also take viewer questions; submit them at https://www.cnn.com/all-access/series/john-king-questions #Primary #Election #News

On the face of it, US President Donald Trump’s announcement that Hamas, and all other armed groups in Gaza, have agreed to disarm seems historic. Hamas has never agreed to a specific disarmament plan before and, if it does come to pass, it would represent a critical step in implementing a lasting peace in Gaza, following a brutal years-long war which has decimated the enclave. But, as in every diplomatic agreement, it is the details and proposed sequencing of steps that matter. And the reactions from Hamas and Israel suggest this process might not be as simple as Trump indicated. Senior Hamas official Ghazi Hamad confirmed to CNN that the group had reached an agreement to disarm, but only if Israel ceases fire, stops all targeted killings in Gaza, withdraws its troops to the so-called “Yellow Line” and allows for a surge of humanitarian aid consistent with the October ceasefire agreement. However, an Israeli official rejected key elements of the reported framework, stressing that “complete disarmament” of Hamas remained a precondition for any process. There would be no Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza “yellow line,” the official said, until demilitarization is completed. 0:00 Board of Peace official in Israel for talks on Hamas disarmament 0:46 CNN's Jeremy Diamond reports from Tel Aviv 4:12 Middle East expert Ghaith al-Omari explains the stalemate: "We have two sets of problems here." 6:20 What will this proposed international stabilization force look like? 7:50 How will the situation resolve, given the pressure on Netanyahu from the right? Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #Hamas #Israel #News

At least 7 people are dead, including 3 children, and dozens more are injured after Russian officials say debris from a Ukrainian drone hit a crowded beach in southern Russia on Monday. It’s not clear if the drone was intercepted before crashing onto the beach, but one Ukrainian official said Russian air defenses shot it down.

Ukrainian long-range strikes on Wildberries warehouses have wiped out sellers' inventory — and Ukraine says the sites were also stocking sanctioned drone parts.