Today's five.

HHS canceled 53 out of 67 Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program grants in June, and a federal judge just told them they can't make it worse. U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper blocked the administration from implementing further changes while a lawsuit proceeds — but the already-canceled grants, including a nearly $1 million award serving 1,200 youth in New York City, stay canceled unless the administration voluntarily reinstates them. The Hill noted the judge was an Obama appointee, which is the detail you lead with when you want readers to have feelings about it. The program survives, technically. Fourteen grants out of sixty-seven is a skeleton crew.

Six years after the most dramatic exit from a family since the last season of Succession, Harry and Meghan are moving back to the UK. The kids are already enrolled in British schools for September. They'll live in a private residence outside London — not a royal one. Charles was told on Sunday; William and Catherine were also notified. Nobody is getting their titles back or resuming royal duties. The Telegraph broke the story; everyone else confirmed it. The family left in 2020 promising "geographic balance." Apparently the balance has shifted.

Naming a sanctions campaign after the Normandy landings is a choice, and Trump made it on Truth Social on Wednesday. After walking away from peace talks, he announced what he's calling the "most crushing economic operation ever taken against any country" — promising severe consequences for any nation that continues doing business with Tehran. ZeroHedge led with the naval angle in the Strait of Hormuz; the Post led with the all-caps declaration. The UAE reportedly cut ties with Iran as Gulf states weigh which side of this to be on. Iran, per Trump, is "hanging by a thread."

Seven people died when a helicopter went down over remote northern Kenya on Saturday morning, and the passenger list is the kind that turns a crash into a news cycle. Five were Americans. Among them: the president and general manager of Telemundo Orlando. Also aboard was the director of Ecuador's national intelligence service. The aircraft — a Eurocopter EC130 B4 — crashed at 9:13am while flying between the Loisaba Conservancy and the Ewaso Nyiro area in Samburu County. Kenya's Civil Aviation Authority has opened an investigation. No cause has been reported yet.

Getting 10% in a governor's primary is not a win, but James Fishback's campaign is already being framed as something more than a loss. The investment firm CEO finished a distant third in the Republican nomination race Tuesday — not close, not competitive, not even a little surprising. And yet the people around him are already doing the thing political movements do after a defeat: reframe it as a beginning. Florida Phoenix noted the "fringe candidate" label he carried going in. Florida Politics ran his quote about founding values. The votes were small. The narrative machinery is already running.