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Police Respond to Perez Hilton's Home Following Self-Harm Reports

On August 4, 2026, Florida law enforcement responded to Perez Hilton's home after reports of self-harm during a TikTok livestream. The Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office confirmed they received multiple calls and spoke with family members, confirming Hilton was alone. Further information about his condition has not been released.

PBS NewsHour

Trump's Subscription Service for Early Access to Social Media Posts Raises Concerns

Donald Trump has launched a subscription service on Truth Social that allows users to access his social media posts early for a fee of up to $100,000 per month. This development has raised concerns among critics regarding the potential for insider trading, as subscribers may receive market-sensitive information before it is publicly available.

Fox News — Politics

Senator Collins Opposes Confirmation of Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche

Senator Susan Collins has publicly opposed the confirmation of acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, citing concerns over the politicization of the DOJ and Blanche's previous actions. Her decision adds uncertainty to Blanche's confirmation, as Republicans can only afford to lose one more vote. Other senators have also shown reluctance to support his nomination.

TechCrunch

Lucid Motors outlines key priorities for turnaround plan

Lucid Motors' CEO Silvio Napoli has outlined four essential priorities for the company's turnaround plan, focusing on launching a midsize electric vehicle, completing a factory in Saudi Arabia, cutting costs, and advancing robotaxi technology.

Axios

Max Miller Remains in Ohio House Race Amid Abuse Allegations

Representative Max Miller (R-Ohio) confirmed he will not withdraw from his reelection campaign despite facing domestic abuse allegations from multiple women. He cited President Trump's past resilience in the face of allegations as an influence on his decision. Miller expressed confidence in his support from local constituents and criticized the family court system regarding men's treatment.

New York Times — US

Abdul El-Sayed campaigns on progressive platform in Michigan

Dr. Abdul El-Sayed is campaigning in Michigan with a progressive platform that includes various policy proposals. Key points of his campaign are opposition to U.S. support for Israel, abolishing ICE, raising taxes on the wealthy, and making Medicare available to all citizens.

New York Times — Business

S&P 500 Reaches New Record High

The S&P 500 index has reached a new record high, rising 1.8 percent and exceeding its previous peak from early June. This increase comes after a period of decline in technology stocks.

Fox News — Latest

Kentucky man released after serving sentence for assaulting family during 2015 home invasion

Ronald Exantus has been released from prison after serving his sentence for assaulting the family of 6-year-old Logan Tipton, who was killed during a home invasion in 2015. The case has prompted public outrage and led to the passage of Logan's Law in Kentucky, which aims to reform the state's insanity defense and reentry supervision rules. The Tipton family continues to seek further legal reforms.

Fox News — Latest

Rosie O'Donnell Discusses Upcoming Guest Hosting on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!'

Rosie O'Donnell expressed confidence ahead of her guest hosting role on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live!', stating she is not worried about the FCC or its Chairman Brendan Carr. She discussed her plans for the show and mentioned that a political parody she wanted to perform was rejected by the network. O'Donnell is set to host episodes beginning August 17.

Deutsche Welle

White House revokes visa of Brazil's ambassador to the US

The White House has revoked the visa of Brazil's ambassador to the US due to Brazil's delay in approving the US ambassador to Brasilia and the denial of visas to multiple US diplomats. This decision reflects ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two nations.