Trump; Society of St. Pius X; Venezuela; World Cup : NPR

Key Points:

• President Trump's financial disclosures reveal over $1 billion earned last year from cryptocurrency ventures and other businesses, with more than $500 million from the crypto venture "World Liberty Financial" and $600 million from selling Trump-themed "meme" coins, raising concerns about conflicts of interest which the White House denies.
• The Vatican formally excommunicated bishops and priests of the Society of St. Pius X after they consecrated four bishops without papal approval, declaring the group in schism for opposing modern church reforms and emphasizing traditional Latin Mass.
• Venezuela’s death toll from recent rare double earthquakes has reached 2,295 with over 11,200 injured and tens of thousands homeless; satellite data estimates nearly 59,000 buildings damaged or destroyed, affecting up to 6.8 million people needing humanitarian aid.
• The U.S. men's national soccer team won 2-0 against Bosnia-Herzegovina, advancing to the World Cup Round of 16 to face Belgium on July 6, though they will miss top scorer Folarin Balogun due to suspension from a red card.
• Florida expanded a voucher program prioritizing subsidized swim lessons for autistic children, addressing their significantly higher risk of drowning by offering individualized, one-on-one instruction through programs like the YMCA of South Florida’s Swim Buddies.