Candidates for the U.S. Senate from the Democratic Party in Michigan engaged in final campaign efforts in Detroit-area churches and union halls. The primary election is imminent.
Jory Thomas, a 14-year-old from Montana, rescued a drowning man in the Yellowstone River on July 5 after a rafting accident. Using his lassoing skills, he successfully pulled the man to safety and was later honored by the Sweet Grass County Sheriff's Office.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is seeking help from the Trump administration as he faces calls for his resignation following a failed plan to sell a minority stake in the World Cup. The proposal, which involved a $20 billion investment, was abandoned after widespread criticism. UEFA has called for Infantino's removal and threatened legal action regarding the deal.
Two Republican senators have decided to support Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general after he confirmed in writing the cancellation of a proposed $1.8 billion fund for Donald Trump’s allies. The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to vote on his nomination on Tuesday.
A couple in Wilmington, North Carolina, was found dead in a suspected murder-suicide one day after celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary. Investigators believe Tracey Willetts shot her husband, Stephen Willetts, before taking her own life. The investigation is ongoing.
The U.S. Treasury is working with Japanese authorities to mitigate the depreciation of the yen relative to the dollar. This action reflects concerns about the implications of instability in Japan's financial markets.
The U.S. government has reinstated $600 million in funding for Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, which will be used to support childhood vaccination programs in low-income countries. The funding comes after Gavi agreed to accelerate its transition away from vaccines containing the preservative thimerosal. This decision follows previous funding suspensions and is part of a larger trend of restoring foreign aid programs.
Francesca Hong, a gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin, faced questions about her electability during a recent meet-and-greet, with voters expressing concerns about her affiliation with the Democratic Socialists of America. The primary campaign has been characterized by disarray among moderate candidates, raising questions about the future of the Democratic Party in battleground states. Polling shows Hong with significant support, but skepticism remains among some voters regarding her ability to win a general election.
Senator John Cornyn has negotiated a deal with the Justice Department to end a $1.8 billion fund related to anti-weaponization efforts. This development facilitates his support for Todd Blanche's nomination as attorney general, which will be voted on by the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.
The Trump administration has conducted a significant review of the Smithsonian Institution, focusing on its portrayal of American history. This review, initiated by an executive order, has led to a 162-page report recommending reforms to emphasize patriotic themes. The administration's actions have sparked ongoing debates about historical interpretation in federally funded cultural institutions.
Candidates for the Senate seat previously held by Lindsey Graham will debate on Monday, providing them an opportunity to present their qualifications to South Carolina voters. Key candidates include Darline Graham, Ralph Norman, Russell Fry, and Mark Sanford, with political analysts suggesting that the debate is crucial for establishing their positions ahead of the primary election.
Candidates for the Senate seat previously held by Lindsey Graham will debate on Monday, providing an opportunity for them to present their qualifications to voters. Political analysts indicate that while many candidates are in the race, only a few are considered serious contenders. Key candidates include Darline Graham, Ralph Norman, Russell Fry, and Mark Sanford.
In the upcoming Missouri Democratic primary, voters will choose between Cori Bush and Wesley Bell. Pastor Rodrick Burton has criticized the focus on international issues rather than the violence impacting his community.
A Guardian investigation reveals that during the Trump administration, DHS attempted to subject at least 10 hunger strikers in immigrant detention to involuntary medical procedures, including force-feeding. Court records show that at least three individuals underwent these procedures, with concerns raised about the lack of legal representation for detainees during the court processes. Similar practices were reported under the Biden administration, leading to worries about future occurrences.
Jurors in Lindsay Clancy's murder trial visited the crime scene in Massachusetts to better understand the timeline of events. The visit included locations relevant to the case, including the family's former home and the basement where the children were found. Testimony from emergency room doctors followed the site visit, with the trial set to resume on Monday.
The SAVE America Act, pushed by President Trump, faces challenges in the Senate, with insufficient support to advance before the recess. Legal experts indicate that even if passed, the bill may not be implemented in time for the 2026 midterm elections due to existing legal principles. Supporters of the bill continue to advocate for its passage, despite concerns about its feasibility.
Beijing is competing with the United States for leadership in technology. The result of this competition is anticipated to influence political dynamics significantly.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) collected DNA from nearly 1 million individuals in 2022, according to internal documents. This increase in DNA collection has led to many individuals, including those never convicted of a crime, being added to an FBI criminal database.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is struggling to secure support for a funding proposal aimed at the Iran war, which has significantly depleted U.S. military resources. Republican senators are reportedly losing confidence in Hegseth's leadership as the situation evolves.
California voters lacking a candidate from their party after the top-two primary may still play a crucial role in upcoming congressional elections. Their voting behavior could influence the outcomes of key races in November.
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