U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams has criticized a lawsuit filed by former President Donald Trump against the IRS, describing it as an act of self-dealing. The judge's ruling also includes a recommendation for disciplinary action against the attorney involved in the case.
A shooting involving ICE in Maine has left one man dead, identified as a 26-year-old Colombian. Witnesses reported aggressive actions by ICE officers prior to the shooting. This incident follows another fatal shooting by ICE in Texas and has sparked renewed discussions about the agency's accountability and operations.
Following the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster is set to announce a temporary replacement on Monday. The appointee will serve in the Senate until a permanent successor is chosen.
In response to US tariffs, the EU and other countries have chosen not to retaliate. They are instead prioritizing multilateralism in trade and are shifting their trade efforts elsewhere.
A new poll reveals a generational divide among Jewish Americans in their support for Israel, particularly following the October 7 attack that led to the Gaza conflict. The results indicate that this divide is influenced by both political perspectives and religious identity.
An armed man was arrested at a security barricade outside the U.S. Capitol on Monday, prompting an investigation into his motives. Firearms are prohibited on Capitol Grounds, and the area was temporarily closed while police processed the scene. The suspect has not been identified, and no charges have been announced.
An armed man was arrested at the U.S. Capitol on July 13, 2026, after driving to a security barricade. U.S. Capitol Police are investigating the incident, and the area was temporarily closed. The suspect has not been identified, and no charges have been announced.
A man and his grandson were charged by a bison in Yellowstone Park, despite initially being at a safe distance. Eyewitnesses reported the incident, highlighting the unpredictable nature of wildlife interactions in the park.
The US Department of Justice is investigating UAW president Shawn Fain over allegations of corruption involving pressure on a union official for personal benefits. Fain has denied the claims, stating they are false and part of election interference as he seeks re-election.
A federal judge has voided President Trump's settlement with the IRS, citing collusion between the parties involved. The ruling was made by U.S. District Judge Kathleen Williams on July 13, 2026.
Senator Lindsey Graham died at the age of 71 over the weekend. Governor Henry McMaster is expected to announce a temporary replacement later today, with Trump recommending Graham's sister for the position.
Tesla has confirmed that it is in the process of developing a wheelchair-accessible robotaxi, according to a representative speaking at a hearing in Washington D.C. The timeline for the vehicle's release has not been disclosed.
Brian Stewart, a candidate in the Tennessee Republican primary, has faced scrutiny over his military service claims. Marine Corps records indicate his service ended prematurely and was characterized as 'incongruent with Marine Corps standards.' Military experts have raised concerns about the implications of his service claims, which Stewart has emphasized in his campaign.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing criticism as rents in Manhattan and Brooklyn reach record highs, with some attributing the increase to immigration. Median rents in Manhattan and Brooklyn are reported at $5,295 and $4,350, respectively. Critics suggest that Mamdani's policies, including rent freezes, may exacerbate the housing crisis, while the mayor's office has not commented on the situation.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is under scrutiny as rents in Manhattan and Brooklyn hit record highs, with critics linking the increases to immigration. Studies suggest that rising immigration correlates with higher rents. In response, Comptroller Mark Levine has proposed measures to increase housing supply, while Mamdani has implemented a rent freeze and plans for affordable housing development.
Meta is expanding its Hyperion data center in Richland Parish, Louisiana, to 5 gigawatts of compute capacity. The total investment in the project has surpassed $50 billion, increasing from the initial projection of over $27 billion.
Senator Lindsey Graham's death has led to a reevaluation of committee assignments within the Senate Republican Conference. Senators Ron Johnson and Roger Marshall are potential successors for Graham's roles, with Johnson expressing readiness to chair the Budget Committee. The situation is further complicated by the upcoming confirmation hearing for Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche and the appointment of Graham's sister to temporarily fill his Senate seat.
A coalition of twelve states has filed a lawsuit aimed at preventing Paramount from completing its $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. The lawsuit argues that the merger could harm various stakeholders in the entertainment industry, including movie theaters and cable distributors.
The House of Representatives is set to vote on a bill that would establish permanent daylight saving time. This change could have implications for states regarding their time observance.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced a new initiative by the Trump administration to isolate the International Criminal Court, claiming it undermines U.S. sovereignty. He outlined a diplomatic campaign to rally support from allies and mentioned various methods to challenge the ICC, including sanctions and travel bans, amid ongoing tensions following the ICC's indictment of Israeli officials.
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