We start the day's other headlines with the decision by the Supreme Court to allow the Trump administration to strip legal protections for hundreds of thousands of migrants living in the U.S.

Today's decision revokes a Biden-era program that gave temporary legal status to people from countries facing war and political turmoil.

It opens up the possibility of deportation for

some 500,000 people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. And it comes after a prior ruling

that revoked protections for about 350,000 additional Venezuelans. An immigrant advocacy group

said today's decision would be, quote, devastating for

those affected. Former President Joe Biden gave his first public remarks today since he was

diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer that spread to his bones. Speaking at a belated

Memorial Day service in Delaware, Biden did not touch on his cancer in his speech,

but he later told reporters he's begun treatment and that his doctors are optimistic.

The expectation is we're going to be able to beat this.

There's no, it's not in any organ.

My bones are strong.

I'm benefiting it, so I'm feeling good.

Biden also pushed back on members of his own party who've questioned his mental and physical

faculties while in office and whether he should have run for president. He said he has,

quote, no regrets and that he would, quote, put my record as president against any president

at all.

Dozens of wildfires are raging in Canada's Manitoba province, forcing thousands to evacuate

and threatening the air quality for millions in the upper Midwest of the U.S.

Massive plumes of smoke could be seen from space, and their forecast to travel south to Minnesota,

Wisconsin, and Michigan. Meanwhile, the Western U.S. is dealing with its first major heat wave

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