Morning Wide: Today's Top Headlines

1. "Arrest Warrant to be Requested"... Investigation Details Leaked to Jang Yoon-gi's Father

SBS has confirmed that the investigation team for the Gwangju high school girl murder case informed the father of suspect Jang Yoon-gi, a local police official, in advance that they planned to request arrest and search-and-seizure warrants. Prosecutors have concluded that Jang left the rear door of the vehicle open just before murdering the victim with the intent to commit a sex crime.

2. Investigation into Gwangju Jeil High School 'Bomb Threat'... Apology Visit Today

Police have launched an investigation after a threatening post claiming that explosives had been planted at Gwangju Jeil High School was uploaded online. About 80 people, including athletes, parents, and faculty members from Baejae High School, are scheduled to visit Gwangju today (July 6) to offer a direct apology.

3. "New Future Response Fund to be Created with Additional Tax Revenue"... Public-Private Joint Meeting Today

The Blue House announced plans to establish a "Future Response Fund" to support three major mega-projects by utilizing additional tax revenue generated from the semiconductor boom. President Lee Jae-myung will preside over a public-private joint inspection meeting today to discuss follow-up measures for these mega-projects.

4. 25 Dead in U.S. Heatwave... Reports of Lightning and Heavy Rain Damage Continue

At least 25 people have died as a result of a record-breaking heatwave sweeping across the United States. Following the extreme heat, sudden thunderstorms accompanied by strong winds and heavy rain have led to a series of additional damages.
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