A federal judge has dismissed the seditious conspiracy convictions of Proud Boys members, following a request from the Department of Justice. The ruling prevents the government from recharging the defendants in the future and emphasizes the executive branch's authority in such decisions. The judge also noted the serious implications of the January 6 Capitol riot.
Rep. Joe Wilson has requested House Speaker Mike Johnson's support for hosting a U.S.-Europe security conference in Charleston in 2027, amid a dispute with Sen. Roger Wicker over the conference's location. Wilson argues that Charleston offers a suitable venue and has expressed disappointment over Wicker's suggestion to hold the conference in Serbia.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert canceled an interview on "The Dan Patrick Show" amid ongoing controversy regarding player Caitlin Clark. Host Dan Patrick expressed disappointment over the cancellation, stating that he intended to ask important questions about Clark and the league's handling of recent incidents. The situation has drawn attention from lawmakers, who have demanded accountability for Clark's treatment.
CISA disclosed that it developed its incident response playbook during an ongoing cybersecurity incident. This was highlighted by journalist Brian Krebs, who reported on exposed passwords in a GitHub repository linked to a CISA contractor.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) admitted that it lacked a pre-established incident response plan during a recent security incident. The agency noted this as a missed opportunity to effectively manage the situation and highlighted the need for better preparedness in the future.
Victoria Anne Cranmer, a 25-year-old New Jersey woman, has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a child under 13 and sharing a video of the incident on Snapchat. The investigation began after a referral from the New Jersey Division of Child Protection and Permanency, leading to the discovery of additional videos on her cellphone.
Graham Platner has officially withdrawn from the Maine Senate race, as confirmed by the Secretary of State. His withdrawal follows allegations of sexual assault and other misconduct, which led to the loss of endorsements from Democratic groups. The Maine Democratic Party will now seek a replacement candidate ahead of the upcoming election.
U.S. officials are demanding that Iran publicly declare the Strait of Hormuz open for navigation, amidst ongoing tensions and recent airstrikes attributed to internal Iranian factions. President Trump has stated that the interim ceasefire is no longer in effect, while discussions for a permanent resolution continue. The situation remains complicated by Iran's claims of exclusive control over the strait and the potential for military options if negotiations on nuclear agreements fail.
The White House has publicly supported FBI Director Kash Patel after reports indicated frustration among administration officials regarding his social media posts and travel plans. Communications director Steven Cheung refuted claims of discontent, while Patel confirmed a White House meeting but disputed its reported context. He also canceled a trip to Chicago to visit his girlfriend shortly before departure.
Juan Soto has confirmed that he will not take part in the Home Run Derby at the upcoming All-Star Game in Philadelphia. The announcement was made on Friday.
Crews drained the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool on July 11, 2026, due to issues with algae blooms and peeling paint. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum confirmed that the draining was planned and mentioned the presence of debris from a recent fireworks display.
Mark Vientos of the New York Mets sustained an injury after being hit by a pitch in a game against the Kansas City Royals. As a result, he is expected to spend an extended period on the Injured List.
US President Donald Trump warned Iran that he would respond with severe military action if he were to be assassinated. He claimed to have issued orders to target all areas of Iran in such an event.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin has not yet released the promised agenda for the Make America Healthy Again initiative, despite a commitment made eight months ago. This follows pressure from activists who had petitioned for his dismissal.
Adam Fetcher, a former deputy press secretary for the Obama administration, was fired from his job in Minneapolis after allegedly stealing cash and credit cards from coworkers to buy kratom. The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office is reviewing the case, which includes surveillance footage of Fetcher making purchases with stolen cards.
Graham Platner has officially withdrawn from the Senate race in Maine. The state is important for Senate control, and Democrats were looking for a candidate to run against Republican Senator Susan Collins.
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a 52-year-old Mexican national, was fatally shot by ICE officers in Texas, leading to calls for an independent investigation. Officials confirmed the shooting was due to mistaken identity.
Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic U.S. Senate candidate from Michigan, has labeled AIPAC donations as 'legalized bribery' while criticizing the influence of foreign interests in American elections. His comments come ahead of a primary against Rep. Haley Stevens, who has defended the U.S.-Israel alliance. El-Sayed's financial disclosures reveal a net worth between $580,000 and $1.7 million.
Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, criticized AIPAC donations as 'legalized bribery' in a recent post. His remarks highlight concerns about foreign influence in U.S. elections, particularly in his primary race against pro-Israel candidate Rep. Haley Stevens. El-Sayed also addressed questions regarding his tax returns and foreign assets.
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