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Seattle Mayor Acknowledges Breaking Starbucks Boycott

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson has admitted to breaking her own boycott of Starbucks, which she had previously called for last year. In a recent interview, she acknowledged the potential negative impact of her comments on Seattle's business climate, as Starbucks plans to close more stores in the city while expanding in Nashville.

Daily Wire

Man Arrested for Hit-and-Run and Attempted Arson in North Carolina

Victor Adulfo-Herrera was arrested in North Carolina for a hit-and-run incident that resulted in serious injuries and for attempting to set a home on fire. He faces multiple charges and is currently held on bond, with a court appearance scheduled for July 31. ICE has lodged a detainer for his potential deportation.

The Hill

Ex-girlfriend of Maine Senate candidate criticizes New York Times portrayal

Lyndsey Fifield, the ex-girlfriend of Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner, has criticized The New York Times for its portrayal of her in an article discussing allegations of unsettling behavior in Platner's dating life. She expressed feelings of betrayal regarding the representation of her experiences.

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MLB Players Injured in Collision During Game

During a recent MLB game, players Ildemaro Vargas and Max Muncy were injured in a collision at first base. Muncy experienced shortness of breath but was not concussed, while Vargas suffered bruises but was cleared to play soon after. The Diamondbacks won the game 3-2, splitting the series.

Washington Examiner

House Armed Services Committee Advances Department of War Renaming

The House Armed Services Committee has voted to advance an amendment to rename the Department of Defense to the Department of War as part of the fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act. The amendment, proposed by Rep. Ronny Jackson, was passed along party lines and will now be considered by the full House, with uncertain prospects in the Senate.

Daily Wire

Actor James Handy Stabbed to Death in Los Angeles

James Handy, an actor from 'Top Gun: Maverick,' was stabbed to death in Los Angeles by Michael Gledhill, the son of his girlfriend. Gledhill called 911 after the incident, and Handy was pronounced dead at a hospital. The motive for the stabbing is still being investigated.

Guardian — US

Senate Approves $70 Billion Funding for Immigration Enforcement

The US Senate has passed a bill to fund immigration enforcement agencies with a budget of $70 billion, ending a partial government shutdown. The vote, which occurred early on Friday morning, was 52-47 and did not receive any support from Democratic senators.

The Daily Beast

Trump's Legal Team Withholds Financial Records in BBC Lawsuit

Donald Trump's lawyers are not providing financial records in his $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC, which he claims defamed him by editing his January 6 speech. The BBC has subpoenaed Trump's trust for financial documents, but Trump's legal team has objected to the request. The trial is scheduled for February 2027.