The news, but it's not a big deal.
Axios
Trump called off the Iran strikes like a guy who got to the drive-thru and decided he wasn't actually that hungry. Apparently some very important people with very important phones said a deal might be super close, so everyone agreed to just... chill for a sec. No Big Deal.
The Washington Post
Someone took the time to carve a big ol' "8647" into the National Mall, which is either a protest message or the world's most ambitious doodle. Rangers are investigating, which is just a fancy way of saying adults are staring at the ground going "hmmm." No Big Deal.
Politico
A surveillance law is about to lapse because Congress couldn't agree on extending it, which is kind of like letting your car registration expire because you kept forgetting to go to the DMV. Spies are presumably a little stressed but probably have backup plans involving binoculars. No Big Deal.
AP News
US Attorney Jay Clayton has been tapped to be the next director of national intelligence, which is basically the job of knowing everything and telling the president about it. Clayton seems like a perfectly fine person to know all the things, so that's neat. No Big Deal.
Newsweek
A new poll is asking whether Steve Hilton has a real shot at beating Xavier Becerra and turning California red, which is a bold question energy if there ever was one. The numbers are being crunched like a bag of chips at a slumber party. No Big Deal.