GEOFF BENNETT: In the day's other headlines:# The U.S.

Supreme Court today ruled against## a former Louisiana inmate who attempted to sue# prison officials for shaving off his dreadlocks.

In a 6-3 ruling, the justices found that Damon# Landor, a devout Rastafarian, could not sue## for money even if his religious rights were# violated.

Writing for the minority, Justice## Ketanji Brown Jackson warned the decision could# weaken federal religious protections in prisons.

In a separate case, the court will allow# ExxonMobil to sue Cuban state-owned## companies over property on the island# that was seized under Fidel Castro.

And## the justices sided today with the Trump# administration in an immigration case,## strengthening the government's power to# deport green card holders accused of crimes.

The Justice Department has reportedly# withdrawn grand jury subpoenas to## reporters at The Washington Post# and The Wall Street Journal.## The Associated Press and others are reporting# that the subpoenas were issued earlier this## year as part of the administration's# broader crackdown on media leaks.

A spokesperson for The Washington Post called# the subpoenas a -- quote -- "clear violation## of constitutionally guaranteed press freedom.

"# Speaking to reporters after an unrelated press## conference, acting Attorney General Todd Blanche# didn't say why the subpoenas were revoked,## but he vowed to continue investigating what# he called breaches of national security.

In France, officials say an ongoing heat wave# is responsible for at least 40 drowning deaths## in recent days as people seek ways to cool off.# The country recorded its hottest day ever today,## with temperatures soaring above 100# degrees Fahrenheit in some areas.## That's affected schools and train service and# even forced the Eiffel Tower to close early.

Locals are rushing to buy electric fans and air## conditioners as temperatures are set# to remain high for a few more days.

SEVERINE LE BEUZIT, Paris Resident (through# translator): Paris when temperatures go high## is just hell on earth.

It's catastrophic.

I'm# worried for the coming years.

We have known## about climate change for a while, and not one# government is making progress on this issue.

GEOFF BENNETT: The extreme temperatures# are affecting millions across the region,## including in Britain, where train service has# been disrupted and hundreds of schools were## closed for the day.

British authorities# issued a rare extreme heat warning,## and forecasters are expecting# all-time highs for the month of June.

The NFL denied a bid by quarterback Brendan Sorsby# to hold a supplemental draft this year, meaning## he won't have a chance to enter the league in the# fall.

That follows the 22-year-old's legal battle## with the NCAA, which ruled him ineligible after he# made thousands of bets during his college career.

In a letter published by multiple media# outlets today, the NFL said his petition## failed to -- quote -- "demonstrate# accountability for your conduct or## indicate whether or how you would adhere# to the league's rules."

The NFL instead## encouraged Sorsby to try its regular draft next# year.

His lawyer called the decision unlawful.

And turning now to the World Cup,# Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo is## now the first player to score a# goal in six different World Cups.## The 41-year-old set the mark with his first of two# goals against Uzbekistan today, as Portugal went## on to win 5-0.

Ronaldo scored his first World# Cup goal back in 2006 in a game against Iran.

Separately today, the Homeland Security# Department said it's easing travel## restrictions on this year's Iran team.

Players# can arrive two days ahead of their next match,## rather than the day before, but they will# still have to leave the U.S.

right after.## They next play Egypt on Friday in Seattle.

On Wall Street today, stocks struggled on# the latest sell-off in big tech shares.## The Dow Jones industrial average posted# a small loss of just 45 points, but the## Nasdaq shed nearly 600 points, or more than 2# percent.

The S&P 500 also ended sharply lower.

Still to come on the "News Hour": why the# U.S.

student loan repayment system is about## to undergo a major overhaul; Georgia farmers# struggle with a major drought as climate## change makes weather less predictable;# and a new book details the hardships## faced by Ukraine's LGBTQ community as# they navigate the realities of war.