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Federal Reserve Officials Advocate for Higher Interest Rates

Three Federal Reserve officials have dissented from the decision to maintain current interest rates, advocating for an increase due to persistent inflation. They argue that without further action, inflation is unlikely to decrease and suggest that modest rate hikes could mitigate the need for more drastic measures in the future.

Scientific American

AI Contributes to Two Solutions for Cryptography Problem

Researchers from M.I.T. and the University of California have used an AI model to generate two distinct proofs for a cryptography issue. This situation prompts discussions about independent discovery and how scientific credit is assigned.

The Hill

Experts call for increased federal action against growing scam industry

Experts are calling for the federal government to take stronger measures against the growing multi-billion dollar scam industry. They emphasize the need for improved international enforcement, better information sharing among institutions, and increased corporate accountability.

Washington Examiner

Joe Concha Comments on Sophie Cunningham's Advocacy in Women's Sports

Joe Concha praised Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham for her advocacy regarding women's sports during a segment on Fox News. Cunningham has faced criticism for her comments on transgender participation in women's sports, but she has garnered support from fans, leading to rallies in her favor. Concha noted the growing visibility of the WNBA in public discourse.

Washington Examiner

Maine Democrats Face Scrutiny Over Troy Jackson's Nomination

Maine Democrats are under scrutiny following the nomination of Troy Jackson to challenge incumbent Senator Susan Collins. Jackson's personal life and past behavior have come under fire from Republicans, who are leveraging these issues to question his candidacy. Jackson has responded by defending his record and criticizing the attacks as distractions.

Daily Wire

Iran-Backed Hackers Target Over 30 Minnesota Water Systems

Hackers believed to be backed by Iran targeted over 30 municipal water systems in Minnesota on July 26 and 27, 2026, prompting a state cybersecurity response. Investigations are ongoing to confirm the attackers' identities, with the FBI involved. Former President Trump and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz exchanged criticisms regarding the incident and its implications for state and federal cybersecurity preparedness.

The Hill

Federal government proposes water use reductions for Colorado River states

The federal government has announced proposed cuts to water usage for California, Arizona, and Nevada to address the management of the Colorado River, which is facing declining water levels. The river serves as an essential water source for drinking, agriculture, and industry in the Western United States.

TechCrunch

GM and Ford Reduce Mentions of EVs in Investor Calls

General Motors and Ford have reportedly reduced their discussions about electric vehicles during investor calls to levels similar to those before the pandemic. This trend is highlighted by data from TechCrunch and Hudson Labs.

The Hill

Nexstar to Host South Carolina Senate Debate on August 4

Nexstar Media Group will host a live debate on August 4 for GOP Senate candidates vying for the South Carolina seat left vacant by the late Senator Lindsey Graham. The debate will be broadcast on all of Nexstar's stations in the state from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Washington Examiner

Details on the Release of Dr. Fauci's Diaries Remain Unclear

The release of Dr. Anthony Fauci's diaries has raised questions about how the records became public, with key officials providing conflicting information. Approximately 1,600 pages of entries were made public by Senator Rand Paul, leading to renewed scrutiny of Fauci's pandemic policies. The diaries, stored on government servers, are considered federal property, but details regarding their discovery and release remain unclear.

Fox News — Latest

Sheriff Discusses Evidence in Nancy Guthrie Case as Detained Man Files Lawsuit

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos defended the evidence leading to the detention of Carlos Palazuelos in the Nancy Guthrie investigation, stating that a judge approved the warrant based on probable cause. Palazuelos has filed a $3.25 million notice of claim against the sheriff's department, alleging he was wrongfully targeted. The investigation into Guthrie's disappearance continues, with no suspects publicly identified.

Fox News — Politics

Democratic Socialists of America Activists Support Statement on Chinese Socialism

Activists associated with the Democratic Socialists of America have signed a statement supporting 'Chinese socialism,' highlighting its perceived benefits for global issues. The statement, backed by Friends of Socialist China, includes notable DSA members and challenges negative perceptions of socialism.

The Hill

Trump and Cabinet Hold Meeting at Camp David

President Trump is holding his 13th Cabinet meeting of his second term at Camp David. New members attending include Jay Clayton and Keith Sonderling, with discussions focused on various foreign policy matters.

The Verge

New York Attorney General files lawsuit against Kalshi for alleged illegal gambling

New York Attorney General Letitia James has sued Kalshi, alleging that the company is running an illegal gambling operation by accepting wagers without the necessary state license. The lawsuit claims that Kalshi poses risks to New York residents, including minors, and seeks to block the company's operations in the state.