10 Things to Know for Today

Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:

1. FBI TO RELEASE ORLANDO SHOOTING TRANSCRIPTS

Parts of the conversations between the gunman within the Pulse gay nightclub and police negotiators will be made public.

2. NUMBER OF REFUGEES REACHES RECORD 65.3 MILLION

The UN blames persecution and conflict in places like Syria and Afghanistan for the spike in displaced people around the globe.

3. IRAN: TERROR PLOT BROKEN UP

Several suspects are arrested after authorities seize ammunition and bombs in "the biggest terrorist plot" to ever target Tehran, Iranian state TV says.

4. IN CLEVELAND, NO MORE WAITING 'TIL NEXT YEAR

The city celebrates like never before after LeBron James and the Cavs end Cleveland's 52-year championship drought.

5. WHO HASN'T BOUNCED BACK FROM US HOUSING CRASH

A decade after the burst of the housing bubble, American homeowners are thriving while renters are struggling.

6. PYONGYANG CLAIMS SOUTH KOREA ABDUCTED 12 WOMEN

The case of the North Korean waitresses now detained in the South has become a bitter point of contention between the two nations.

7. WHICH CITY IS SWELTERING AMID RECORD HEAT

The mercury in Phoenix reaches 118 degrees, breaking a record of 115 set nearly 50 years ago.

8. 'STAR TREK' ACTOR DIES IN FREAK ACCIDENT

Anton Yelchin, best known for playing Chekov in the new "Star Trek" films, is killed by his own car as it rolls down his driveway.

9. WHY HOMEOWNERS MAY NEED TO TIDY UP

Health officials say messy yards could become a public health danger this summer because the mosquito that carries the Zika virus likes to live and breed close to homes.

10. DUSTIN JOHNSON WINS US OPEN, HIS FIRST MAJOR

The golfer gives three quick fist-pumps when his birdie putt falls on the 18th, and scoops up his son Tatum on Father's Day.

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