And we start today's other headlines with consumer prices.

The latest inflation report confirms what many Americans have surely been feeling that prices are rising fast, especially for gas.

The Labor Department said today that prices rose 3.3% from a year ago, the biggest such increase since 2024.

That was driven largely by gas prices, which saw their largest

monthly rise in six decades. If you take out energy and food, though, so-called core inflation,

rose only slightly last month. It comes as a separate report showed consumer sentiment plunging

to a record low amid concerns about the war and higher gas prices.

The four Artemis astronauts are on track for a splashdown tonight off the coast of San Diego,

closing out humanity's first lunar voyage in more than half a century.

NASA Ground Control woke up the crew this morning with two songs, including Free by the

Zach Brown band.

The singer-songwriter praised what he called their courage and grit.

This is Mission Control, Houston, a pair of wake-up songs.

What a great way to start the day, Houston.

Courage and grit.

That'll stick with me and it's just stick with all of you all day long.

All eyes are on the Orion capsule and its life-protecting heat shield as it must withstand temperatures of thousands of degrees.

It's one of the most dangerous parts of the mission.

Meantime back on Earth, U.S. Navy recovery ships, military planes and helicopters spent the day

preparing to pick up the crew after the splashdown. The Trump administration released its

latest plans today for a new triumphal arch in Washington, D.C. It's the president's latest effort to leave

a lasting mark on the nation's capital and reshape the capital in his image. The renderings

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