Three veteran "60 Minutes" correspondents, Bill Whitaker, Lesley Stahl, and Jon Wertheim, have issued an ultimatum demanding the removal of executive producer Jeff Fager. Their continued participation with the program is contingent on this demand being met, citing concerns over "newsroom dictatorship" and editorial independence. This comes as multiple states prepare to file a lawsuit to block the proposed merger between Paramount Global and Warner Bros. Discovery, citing potential impacts on competition and consumers.

PVH Corp. shares plummeted over 25% after the company announced a reduced full-year revenue outlook, despite reporting first-quarter revenue of $2.025 billion that exceeded earnings per share estimates. The Schall Law Firm is investigating potential breaches of fiduciary duty by PVH Corp.'s officers and directors. Separately, multiple law firms are investigating potential securities fraud and breaches of fiduciary duty concerning Stellantis N.V., Manhattan Associates, Inc., Five9, Inc., and Sportradar Group AG, with investors encouraged to contact these firms to potentially lead class action lawsuits or for no-cost consultations.

Several apparel and eyewear retailers are offering discounts through promotional codes. Spanx provides up to 20% off on shapewear, activewear, and work pants using codes like ICON20. Zenni is offering up to 15% off eyewear, with specific codes for first-time app users and general sitewide discounts, plus a 10% discount for eligible groups. GlassesUSA features a buy-one-get-one free frame promotion with code BOGOFREE, along with discounts on lenses and designer frames, and special offers for students and first responders.

Nippon Steel has agreed to acquire U.S. Steel in a deal valued at $14.9 billion, encompassing debt. This cash and stock transaction is anticipated to finalize in the latter half of 2024, pending regulatory and shareholder approvals. The announcement led to a 26% surge in U.S. Steel's stock price. Meanwhile, separate reports indicate a decline in ticket prices for the Stanley Cup.

Saks Global's Chapter 11 bankruptcy restructuring plan has received court approval, paving the way for the company to emerge with reduced debt and a smaller store footprint. Control of the company will transfer to its senior lenders following the court's decision by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Alfredo Perez. In a separate development, Brazilian sugar and ethanol producer Raizen SA has agreed to an out-of-court debt restructuring deal valued at $13 billion with the majority of its creditors, aiming to rework its financial obligations.

Lululemon's stock experienced an 8% decline on Friday following a reduction in its annual profit forecast and an anticipated sales decrease in the second quarter, marking its first since the pandemic. The company cited product missteps and negative commentary as contributing factors to the selloff. Meanwhile, PVH Corp., the parent of Tommy Hilfiger, also lowered its full-year revenue projection due to weaker European retail demand and the potential impact of the Iran war.

The AI model Claude 3 Opus has demonstrated advanced reasoning by passing the bar exam, scoring in the top 10% of test-takers. The model also successfully completed graduate-level examinations in subjects including math, physics, and U.S. history. In unrelated news, cast members of the television show 'Ted Lasso' are remembering their co-star Anthony Head, who died at the age of 72. Colleagues described Head as a brilliant actor who portrayed a complex character.

Boralex has received final court approval for its acquisition by Brookfield and La Caisse, with shareholder approval already secured. The transaction is anticipated to close in the first quarter of 2024. In a separate development, Vireo Growth Inc. has finalized its acquisition of Bridgewell Agribusiness LLC and is now planning to purchase dispensaries in Nevada and Maryland. Vireo Growth Inc. anticipates operational integration benefits but acknowledges potential risks that could affect future results.

Tara Reade, who previously accused Joe Biden of sexual assault, has drawn parallels between her experience with The New York Times and that of Lyndsey Fifield, an ex-girlfriend of Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner. Fifield alleges that the Times' reporting on Platner downplayed accusations and excluded supporting evidence. Reade claims that Times reporter Lisa Lerer employed similar methods when covering Reade's allegations against Biden, suggesting a pattern of biased reporting by the newspaper.

Actors Dennis Quaid and Olivia Wilde, along with ex-partner Jason Sudeikis, have recently been involved in events related to their children's milestones. Quaid has filed to terminate child support for his son, Thomas Boone Quaid, following the teenager's high school graduation. Meanwhile, Wilde and Sudeikis reunited to celebrate their nine-year-old daughter Daisy's graduation, presenting an image of amicable co-parenting.

FlackTek has appointed Dustin Becker as its new Director of Sales & Marketing, leveraging his nearly two decades of experience to expand the company's reach in advanced manufacturing markets and accelerate innovation-driven growth. In a separate development, Lennar Corporation named Jim Parker as Chief Operating Officer and David Grove as Executive Vice President, Homebuilding, effective immediately. Both appointments aim to bolster leadership and strategic direction within their respective organizations.

Sesame Street's Elmo is facing backlash from New York Knicks fans after a tweet promoting sportsmanship was interpreted as a betrayal. The character has been called a 'traitor' by angry fans. This comes as a Knicks watch party in Howard Beach, Queens, was shut down due to numerous complaints, including reports of anger and death threats from residents. The neighborhood has historical ties to organized crime.

The fifth episode of the "Yellowstone" spinoff "1883" features significant drama, including a character's death and disruptive events. Rip Wheeler agrees to manage Beulah's 10 Petal Ranch, while the return of Rob-Will causes further complications. The episode also sees dramatic developments for the character Carter.

Chicken N Pickle is celebrating its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of growth with 13 locations across the United States. The company emphasizes connecting people through dining, entertainment, and community support, having donated over $6.5 million to local causes. Meanwhile, Corner Bakery is offering a $50 discount on catering orders for game-day watch parties and summer events throughout June, aiming to simplify feeding larger groups.

A HelloNation article explores factors affecting home inspection costs in South Chicagoland, with insights from expert Luke Anglea. Key determinants include the property's condition, the specific services requested by the client, and the overall size of the home. Separately, another HelloNation piece features memorial flower expert Steven Webb of Dias Floral Company, who shares design inspirations for arrangements intended to provide comfort and remembrance during periods of grief.

Veteran wrestler Becky Lynch has proposed the return of a lawyer character to WWE television, believing it would enhance her current storyline. Meanwhile, Randy Orton, another WWE star, made his first public appearance during his absence from the ring by attending his daughter's graduation ceremony. Orton has been off WWE television for several weeks following his last televised appearance.

The week ending May 30 saw a diverse range of titles on the bestseller lists, with "A False and Fatal Claim: A Lane Winslow Mystery" by Iona Whishaw, published by Touchwood Editions, making an appearance. This mystery novel is among the 30 bestselling books highlighted for the period. The lists reflect current reader preferences and the ongoing popularity of various genres.

Veteran actor James Handy, 81, was found fatally stabbed outside his Los Angeles home on Tuesday. Police have arrested Michael Gledhill, 44, the son of Handy's girlfriend, on suspicion of murder. The girlfriend told authorities that Gledhill has schizophrenia and had recently stopped taking his medication, which may have contributed to the incident.

The Chicago Bears have voted to advance plans for a new stadium in Hammond, Indiana, committing $2 billion in funding. This decision comes after Illinois failed to pass legislation that would have provided property tax certainty for the team's previously proposed site in Arlington Heights. Indiana, however, passed similar legislation in February, paving the way for the move across state lines.

Ohio State University has agreed to a $100 million settlement with nearly 300 survivors of sexual abuse by former campus doctor Richard Strauss. The settlement covers abuse that occurred between 1978 and 1998 and was ratified by the university's board. This resolution follows previous settlements and a 2019 report that detailed the extent of the abuse and the university's alleged failure to act. The agreement aims to provide closure for survivors who experienced misconduct over two decades.