Trump Says Iran Deal Is Signed, But The Fine Print Isn’t

BRASILIA - Brazil’s Supreme Court has convicted Eduardo Bolsonaro of trying to push the United States into punishing judges handling his father’s coup case. The panel sentenced him in absentia to four years and two months in prison, and barred him from office for eight years. He called the case political. The Bolsonaros keep finding new ways to make Brazil’s right wing look like a family business.

BRUSSELS - Britain is investigating reports that a Russian frigate fired warning shots near a UK-registered yacht in the English Channel on Tuesday. The yacht was about 20 nautical miles south of the Isle of Wight, outside British territorial waters, and no one was hurt. Russia says the yacht made a dangerous approach. The couple on board told the BBC they heard blasts from the warship.

KAMPALA - Ebola cases in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have climbed past 800, and aid groups say treatment centers are already getting overwhelmed.

The outbreak, centered in Ituri province, has killed 196 people and is still spreading through communities health workers cannot fully track. Africa CDC says tens of thousands of exposed people have not been traced. Uganda is trying to keep the virus from crossing its long, porous border. The Red Cross says the peak may still be ahead.

EVIAN-LES-BAINS - Social media posts claimed Emmanuel Macron humiliated Donald Trump by skipping his airport greeting at the G7. The video left out the part where Trump first landed in Geneva, where Swiss President Guy Parmelin met him under standard protocol. Macron was tied up in talks, and Trump was later greeted in Évian by France's head of protocol.

WASHINGTON - The FBI says it disrupted an alleged plot to attack Sunday’s UFC event at the White House, and multiple people are now in custody. Court filings say the plan involved explosive-laden drones and snipers, with prosecutors charging at least five people. The event went on as scheduled. The arrests came first, which is probably the better order.

WASHINGTON - California Gov. Gavin Newsom said Monday that the Justice Department is investigating him and his wife, and that federal agents have questioned friends, former employees and family members. He called the probe politically motivated and blamed President Trump, who has not publicly confirmed it. The department has not said what, if anything, it is investigating. Newsom says there is no crime. That is the point, at least for now.

WASHINGTON - Federal prosecutors filed new charges Tuesday against Rahmanullah Lakanwal, the man accused of fatally shooting National Guard specialist Sarah Beckstrom and wounding another service member near the White House last November. The superseding indictment adds death-penalty-eligible counts, and the Justice Department said its Capital Case Committee will decide whether to seek execution if he is convicted. He pleaded not guilty. The case just got heavier.

WASHINGTON - Ronald Reagan National Airport will close its runways after noon on July 4 and for several hours on July 3, part of the traffic mess around the nation's 250th birthday celebrations. Other events tied to the anniversary are also expected to disrupt travel in Washington. If you were hoping for a smooth holiday getaway, the calendar has other plans.

NEW YORK - Yum Brands agreed Tuesday to sell Pizza Hut for $2.7 billion, splitting the chain between LongRange Capital and Yum China. The U.S. business, excluding mainland China, goes to LongRange for $1.5 billion. The rest is being sold separately. The deal is expected to close in the third quarter. Yum, which also owns Taco Bell and KFC, is doing what companies do when a brand stops pulling its weight: cutting it loose.

NEW YORK - Csquare Inc., a Brookfield-backed data center company, filed publicly for a US initial public offering on Tuesday, joining the rush of AI infrastructure debuts. The filing adds another name to a market that has decided data centers are suddenly the new gold rush, which is fine until the power bills arrive.

MONTERREY - Tunisia fired coach Sabri Lamouchi after one game at the World Cup, a brutal 5-1 loss to Sweden that left their campaign wobbling before it really started. The federation moved fast and named Hervé Renard as his replacement for the rest of the tournament. Tunisia now need a reset, and they need it yesterday.

ATLANTA - Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha kept Spain scoreless in a 0-0 draw Monday, then watched his Instagram following explode from about 50,000 to more than 6 million. The 40-year-old made seven saves in Cape Verde's World Cup debut and was mobbed by teammates at the final whistle. He also said his mother missed the match because of visa costs. Congress noticed, too.

EAST RUTHERFORD - Kylian Mbappé scored twice in France’s 3-1 World Cup opener against Senegal, then walked off with two records and a little history. His first goal tied Olivier Giroud as France’s all-time leading scorer. The second, a 30-yard blast in stoppage time, put him alone at the top. Bradley Barcola added the other French goal. France needed the second half. Badly.

PASADENA - Brittany Allen says she submitted herself for an Emmy after HBO left her out of its awards package for *The Pitt*. She plays Roxie, a dying wife and mother on the medical drama, and had spent weeks waiting to see whether a scene of her character’s death would push her out of guest-actor eligibility. When it did not, she filed on her own. "Give me a call back, HBO!" she said, smiling from her backyard.

YOLŊU MATHA - Bluey is about to do something it has never done before. Five episodes from seasons one and two have been dubbed into Yolŋu Matha, the language of North-east Arnhem Land, and will air and stream for the first time on Sunday, July 5, for Naidoc Week.

Dimathaya Burrawanga of King Stingray voices Bandit, while Yolŋu educator Rosie Mununggurr voices Chilli. The children playing Bluey and Bingo are local kids whose names are being kept private. It is a small, lovely expansion for a show that has already traveled far, and this one stays close to home.

LONDON - Serena and Venus Williams will play Wimbledon doubles together again after the All England Club gave them a wild card on Tuesday. Serena, 44, is back on court after nearly four years away and has already played two tune-up doubles matches. Venus, 45, turns 46 on Wednesday. The sisters have won six Wimbledon doubles titles, and their last match together at the tournament came in 2016. Serena has not ruled out singles. Wimbledon starts June 29.