U.S. President Donald Trump will be in Britain June 3 on a state visit at the invitation of Queen Elizabeth II. While there, he will participate in events commemorating the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

ON THIS DAY IN AMERICAN HISTORY On May 31, 1930, actor, director and musician Clint Eastwood is born in San Francisco, California. Eastwood got his start in show business on television westerns, and that led later to memorable roles in three “Spaghetti Westerns” directed by famed Italian director Sergio Leone. Eastwood would go on to star in numerous Hollywood films, particularly a series of police movies in which he played “Dirty” Harry Callahan, an antihero cop. Eastwood also starred in many of the movies he directed. Several of his movies won Academy Awards, including Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby . An avid jazz fan and performer, Eastwood also served as mayor of Carmel-by-the-Sea, California.

The United States says Mexico has 10 days to stop illegal migrants from heading north to the U.S. border, or Mexico will be slapped with tariffs on all of its products.

Continued rainfall across the Midwest extended a trend resulting in one of the wettest 12-month cycles on record in the United States. Prime farmland across the country is flooded, causing poor conditions for planting, among other issues.

Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan and Chinese Defense Minister Wei Fenghe held talks Friday in Singapore, as Shanahan worked to build the U.S.-China military relationship while reprimanding Chinese “bad behavior.”

VIDEO: On June 4, 1989 , a bloody Chinese government crackdown on a student-led pro-democracy movement shocked the world. Thirty years later, student leaders and activists of the movement attended a conference in a Washington suburb, where they talked about what happened in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square and why.