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Guardian — US

FDA Faces Challenges Amid Recent Infant Formula Recalls

Recent recalls of infant formula due to bacterial contamination have raised concerns about the FDA's preparedness to handle such health threats. The agency's Operation Stork Speed was initiated to improve formula safety, but significant staff cuts have impacted its capacity to respond effectively.

The Atlantic

Celebration of Bernardo de Gálvez in Macharaviaya, Spain

Macharaviaya, Spain, hosts a significant Independence Day celebration honoring Bernardo de Gálvez, a key figure in the American Revolution. The event features reenactments, readings, and fireworks, emphasizing Gálvez's contributions and the diverse groups involved in the founding of the United States. The celebration seeks to challenge perceptions of Hispanic culture as foreign and promote recognition of its historical significance in America.

NPR — Top Stories

July 4th Events Impacted by Heat Wave; Russia Strikes Kyiv

July 4th celebrations in the U.S. may be affected by a heat wave. Meanwhile, Russia has launched strikes on Kyiv, Ukraine, which have reportedly killed several individuals, with the attacks characterized by Russia as retaliatory.

Fox News — Latest

Supreme Court Ruling Affects State Laws on Transgender Athletes in Women's Sports

The U.S. Supreme Court has upheld laws in 27 states that prevent biological males from competing in women's sports, while 23 states lack such laws. Many of these states allow transgender athletes to participate in girls' sports, and various governors have responded differently to the ruling, with some advocating for new legislation to protect girls' sports.

Al Jazeera English

Argentina fans gather in Miami ahead of World Cup match

Argentinian fans have transformed Miami Beach into a celebration site in anticipation of their team's World Cup match. This match is notable as it is the only one being held in Miami, a city linked to Lionel Messi.

Fox News — Politics

Americans Share Views on Economy and Voting Influence Ahead of Midterms

Fox News Digital conducted a survey at the Great American Fair in Washington, D.C., asking attendees about the economy's influence on their voting decisions for the November elections. While most participants rated the economy positively, they indicated that values and party affiliation would play a more significant role in their voting choices than economic conditions alone.

Guardian — US

Residents in Michigan Push for Moratoriums on Data Centers

Residents nationwide are calling for moratoriums on data center projects, expressing frustration with elected officials who support these developments. In Michigan, a proposed data center campus has sparked controversy, with officials denying any applications while emails indicate developers sought their backing.

Scientific American

Archaeological Findings at Battle of Bunker Hill Site

Archaeologists have discovered artifacts such as musket balls and wig curlers during excavations at the Battle of Bunker Hill site. This battle marked the first major confrontation of the American Revolution.

The Daily Beast

Justice Department Seeks Delay in Release of Epstein Files

The Justice Department has requested a delay in the release of additional Jeffrey Epstein files, citing the need to protect victims. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche filed a motion for a stay, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding victims and resources. The request follows a lawsuit alleging the department's mishandling of document releases related to Epstein's crimes.

Fox News — Latest

James Carville Revises View on 'It's the Economy, Stupid' Slogan Amid Trump Presidency

James Carville has expressed a change in his perspective on his famous slogan 'It's the economy, stupid,' citing President Donald Trump's alleged corruption as a reason for this shift. In a podcast, Carville stated that he now detests the phrase and feels that voters may prioritize economic issues over concerns about corruption. His comments reflect ongoing criticism of Trump and the current political climate.

Fox News — Politics

James Carville Revises View on 'It's the Economy, Stupid' Slogan Amid Trump Presidency

James Carville, known for coining the phrase 'It's the economy, stupid,' has stated that he no longer supports the slogan due to the current political climate under President Donald Trump. He expressed concerns about corruption overshadowing economic issues in voter priorities. Carville's comments have drawn a response from the White House, highlighting ongoing tensions in political discourse.

Fox News — Latest

MMA Fighter Engages in Efforts to Expose Suspected Child Predators

Dustin Lampros, an MMA fighter, has dedicated himself to exposing suspected child predators since 2022. Operating under the name 561 Predator Catcher, he engages with individuals posing as minors online and reports them to law enforcement. Lampros has conducted around 100 operations, resulting in several convictions, and plans to continue his efforts to educate parents about online dangers.

The New Yorker

Historical Overview of the 1898 Wilmington Coup

The 1898 coup in Wilmington, North Carolina, marked a significant moment in U.S. history, where white supremacists forcibly removed the local government. This incident continues to influence discussions about democracy and racial tensions in America.

The Hill

Transgender rights advocates reassess expectations following Supreme Court ruling

Transgender rights advocates are reconsidering their expectations of Justice Neil Gorsuch following a recent Supreme Court ruling on athlete participation. Initial optimism stemming from Gorsuch's 2020 decision on employment discrimination has waned as his subsequent rulings on LGBTQ issues have not met advocates' hopes.