Trump Says Iran Deal Is Signed, Details Coming Soon

LONDON - Britain will ban children under 16 from social media apps like TikTok, Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook and X, Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Monday. The law would also force platforms to verify ages or face fines, and it would curb features the government calls harmful, including livestreaming. Starmer wants the rules in place early next year. Tech companies are already bracing for the fight.

BRUSSELS - The European Union formally opened the first stage of accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova on Monday, after Hungary's new leadership dropped its veto. The move starts years of negotiations over reforms, laws and standards, while Ukraine keeps fighting Russia's invasion. Kyiv calls membership a security guarantee. Brussels is still deciding how far, and how fast, it wants to go.

KYIV - Russian missile and drone strikes killed at least nine people across Ukraine and set fire to the Dormition Cathedral inside the UNESCO-listed Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra monastery complex, officials said Monday. Four people were killed in the capital, where power was cut to 140,000 households. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy later visited the damaged site. Moscow denied targeting the monastery.

WASHINGTON - Democrats demanded an immediate briefing on the U.S.-Iran deal Monday, and even Republicans admitted they had seen none of it. The administration has declined to release the agreement, which is a bold way to ask for trust. Senators, naturally, are not handing it over.

WASHINGTON - California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday the Justice Department is investigating him and his wife, and he says President Trump is behind it. In a video posted to X, Newsom said agents have contacted friends and former employees, demanded records, and dug through years of documents. He offered no details on any alleged wrongdoing. The White House and Justice Department have not confirmed the probe.

EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, CALIFORNIA - Eight people are believed dead after a U.S. Air Force B-52 Stratofortress crashed shortly after takeoff Monday at Edwards Air Force Base. Officials said the bomber was on a routine test mission when it went down around 11:20 a.m., and initial indications were that the crash was not survivable. The cause is under investigation.

WASHINGTON - President Trump's investment accounts traded between $212 million and $695 million in stocks and other securities in the first three months of the year, an unprecedented sum for a sitting president. CBS News counted 3,600 trades, including 2,346 purchases and 1,296 sales, from Jan. 6 to March 30. Ethics experts and Democrats are already asking whether the pace points to something more than passive management. The White House says the portfolio is handled by independent managers.

WASHINGTON - A federal judge in Florida ordered a 16-year-old accused of killing his stepsister on a cruise ship to stay in jail until trial, reversing an earlier release to his uncle. U.S. District Judge Edwin Torres said Timothy Hudson poses a danger that no curfew or monitor can contain. Hudson has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and aggravated sexual abuse in the death of Anna Kepner, 18.

NEW YORK - Fox Corp. said Monday it will buy Roku for $160 a share in a cash-and-stock deal valuing the streaming platform at about $22 billion. The combined company would fold Fox’s sports, news and entertainment assets, plus Tubi, into Roku’s ad tech and more than 100 million streaming households. Fox says the deal would make it the third-largest U.S. TV player by viewing share. Investors, naturally, are watching the debt.

NEW ORLEANS - Woodside Energy Group Ltd.’s top executive for its $17.5 billion Louisiana LNG project has departed, effective Monday, just over a year after she was hired, according to a company memo seen by Bloomberg.

The exit comes as the company pushes ahead with one of the biggest gas projects in the US. Woodside did not say why she left, which is usually the part companies hope nobody asks about.

ATLANTA - Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha made seven saves and held Spain to a 0-0 draw in his country's World Cup debut, then cried at the whistle. The 40-year-old said his mother could not attend because of visa costs and delays, and that his grandparents, who raised him, were gone. His Instagram following jumped from about 50,000 to more than 1.6 million. This is how a breakout looks at 40.

ATLANTA - Cape Verde opened its first World Cup with a 0-0 draw against Spain, and Vozinha made sure it stayed that way. The 40-year-old goalkeeper turned away seven shots as Spain piled up 27 attempts and still found nothing. Lamine Yamal came off the bench, but not even that changed the script. Spain said it will not panic. It probably should at least glance at the table.

MIAMI - Saudi Arabia and Uruguay opened Group H with a 1-1 draw, and the group is already messy. Abdulelah Al-Amri put the Saudis ahead in the 41st minute after a set-piece scramble, then Maxi Araujo equalized in the 80th. Spain and Cape Verde had already split points earlier, so nobody has much room to breathe now.

RIO DE JANEIRO - Oliver Tree, the alt-pop singer and internet personality behind “Life Goes On” and “Miss You,” died Sunday in a helicopter collision over the city. He was 32.

Firefighters said two helicopters collided in Rio’s western zone and one crashed into a car dealership lot, setting several vehicles on fire before crews put it out. Authorities have not said what caused the crash. Tree was on a world tour, and police said the bodies have not yet been formally identified.

ROME - Sir Ian McKellen told a film festival crowd Sunday that he shouted “Mar-a-Lago!” while filming a destruction scene for Avengers: Doomsday, after the directors told him to look angrier.

The 87-year-old actor said the line got laughs from the 2,000 fans at the open-air screening in Rome. McKellen is back as Magneto in the December release, alongside Sir Patrick Stewart, in the Russo brothers’ follow-up to Avengers: Endgame. He also used the night to introduce Jacques Tati’s Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday, which he first saw as a teenager.

WASHINGTON - Sheryl Crow called the UFC Freedom 250 event at the White House “disgraceful and void of decency” after President Donald Trump and his administration staged it on the lawn Friday night.

In an Instagram Stories post, the singer said the spectacle was tone-deaf while many Americans are struggling with healthcare, gas and the cost of living. She also blasted a post-fight comment by UFC winner Josh Hokit, then told followers not to be fooled by the distraction. “This administration is corrupt and does not give a damn about the American people,” she wrote.