Good evening. It’s Thursday, June 19.

1. Trump's Final Offer

2. Israel Strikes Tehran Area Where Khamenei Is Hiding

3. Trump Attorney Chased by Knife-Wielding Illegal

4. Starbucks Vows ‘MAHA’ Changes to Menu

5. NTSB Issues Warning Over Boeing, Airbus Engines

6. Major Hurricane Makes Mexico Landfall

7. Celeb Chef Anne Burrell’s Body Found Near Dozens of Pills

1. Trump's Final Offer

President Trump will make a decision “within two weeks” on whether to join Israel’s war against Iran to eliminate its nuclear program, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters on Thursday.

Citing the “chance for substantial negotiations” with Iran, Trump is leaving the door open to a diplomatic solution in the coming days that could avert a major escalation in the Middle East.

Trump met with his top national security team in the Situation Room on Thursday — the third such meeting in three days. He’s seriously considering joining the war, but wants to ensure three things are true, U.S. officials say.

2. Israel Strikes Tehran Area Where Khamenei Is Hiding

Iran reported that smoke is billowing in the Lavizan area of the capital Tehran as a result of an Israeli attack.

Last Sunday, the ‘Iran International’ website reported from two knowledgeable sources in Iran that Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei ‘was moved to an underground bunker in Lavizan in northeast Tehran, hours after Israel began its attacks on Tehran on Friday morning.’

According to the report, all members of Khamenei’s family, including his son Mojtaba, are with him.

3. Trump Attorney Chased by Knife-Wielding Illegal

A US attorney for New York was allegedly chased by a knife-wielding illegal immigrant with a lengthy criminal record who threatened to slit his throat on the streets of Albany Tuesday night, prosecutors said.

John Sarcone, the President Trump-appointed US attorney for the Northern District of New York, was allegedly chased and threatened outside the Hilton Hotel in Albany by Saul Morales-Garcia — an illegal migrant from El Salvador who was previously deported, WNYT reported, citing Albany County prosecutors.

Morales-Garcia, 40, allegedly aggressively advanced toward Sarcone with his weapon in hand — gesturing that he would slit the attorney’s throat as he lunged at him before chasing the US attorney down the street outside the hotel just before 10 p.m. Tuesday, that report stated, citing local police.

4. Starbucks Vows ‘MAHA’ Changes to Menu

Global coffeehouse chain Starbucks will be making changes to its menu to more align with the “Make America Healthy Again” agenda, according to the company’s CEO, Brian Niccol.

Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said in April he’s phasing out petroleum-based dyes and working with major food companies to voluntarily implement further MAHA changes.

Niccol met with RFK on Tuesday, according to a post from the secretary, and vowed to make the company’s menu healthier.

5. NTSB Issues Warning Over Boeing, Airbus Engines

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) issued an urgent warning Wednesday about the potential for certain jet engines, when damaged, to allow smoke to enter the cockpit or cabin.

The NTSB safety bulletin warned about CFM International LEAP-1B engines but encouraged evaluation for LEAP-1A and -1C engines. These engines are used on Boeing 737 Max narrow-body passenger jets and on certain Airbus A320neo aircraft, according to a press release.

The NTSB recommendations follow two incidents on Southwest Airlines flights in which birds flew into the engine and caused smoke or vapor fog.

6. Major Hurricane Makes Mexico Landfall

Extremely dangerous Hurricane Erick made landfall along Mexico’s southwestern coast as a Category 3 storm on Thursday morning, unleashing destructive winds and torrential rain, leading to life-threatening flooding, a potentially deadly storm surge, mudslides and landslides.

Hurricane Erick underwent rapid intensification on Wednesday, which occurs when a tropical cyclone’s maximum sustained winds increase by at least 35 mph over a 24-hour period.

As of Thursday morning, Hurricane Erick had maximum sustained winds of 125 mph and was moving off to the northwest at about 9 mph.

7. Celeb Chef Anne Burrell’s Body Found Near Dozens of Pills

Celebrity chef Anne Burrell’s body was found next to dozens of pills inside her Brooklyn home, sources told The Post Thursday, as police continue to investigate her unexplained and sudden death.

Burrell, 55, was found unresponsive in her shower shortly before 8 a.m. Tuesday morning, after her husband, Stuart Claxton, found her and called 911, police said.

Burrell, the longtime host of “Worst Cooks in America,” was one of the Food Network’s biggest stars.