World Cup in Seattle: Bosnia-Herzegovina vs. Qatar is the Group B finale with both sides needing wins to keep knockout hopes alive, and the matchup could even set up a U.S. clash later—plus Seattle is bracing for heat with a Pinpoint Alert Day and hydration reminders. Iran-U.S. tensions meet sports logistics: Trump says Iran accepted “infinity” nuclear inspections, Tehran denies; meanwhile the U.S. eased travel curbs so Iran’s World Cup team can reach Seattle two days early, with city officials preparing for protests during the Iran-Egypt match that overlaps Pride. Pride calendar hits big moments: Seattle’s Lifelong Pride Gala spotlights national stars and local leaders, while the Freedom Day Committee history piece and upcoming Pride events (Trans Pride Seattle, Tacoma Pride Festival, Seattle Pride Parade “Rally”) keep the focus on community and visibility. Local life, real-world disruptions: A 17-year-old was pulled from Lake Washington after jumping off a dock and is in critical condition; the Tacoma Narrows Bridge has lanes closed for emergency repairs; and the Lake Union event ferry MV Skansonia sank during wedding plans after a suspected pump issue. Arts & culture: Outernet Live rebrands in London as a major music venue, with Ticketmaster taking over ticketing. Quick hits: Washington Lottery warns of an $8.2M unclaimed ticket in Bellingham before July expiration.